Austin Chinese Church

We believe in vibrant and authentic fellowship in which we care for and love one another sacrificially, as we build up the body of Christ. - Pastor Arthur Hsu

We believe that spiritually healthy families are the foundation of a united church. We are committed to building God-centered families whose members love one another, following the example of Christ. - Pastor Gaylord Tsuei

We believe that every Christian must continually grow and be transformed as a disciple of Christ through the application of God’s Word, obedience to the Holy Spirit, and faithful service to the Lord. We are committed to making disciples who will make disciples. - Pastor Arthur Hsu

We believe that God's Word is the catalyst for spiritual transformation and growth. The Bible is the highest authoritative guide for what we believe and how we should live. We are committed to teaching and upholding the Bible, and we pledge to avoid misinterpreting, truncating, adjusting or in any other way modifying Biblical truth, which was once and for all delivered to people in God’s Word. - Pastor Gaylord Tsuei

We believe that the triune God - the Father, the Son Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit - is supreme and sovereign. He is the focus of our individual and corporate worship in praises, prayers and the preaching and teaching of God’s Word. We believe that prayer is essential in order to sustain a close relationship with God, and it must be the foundation of all our ministries. Therefore, we are committed to building up ACC as a house of prayer. - Pastor Arthur Hsu

Various Verses in Nehemiah Nehemiah was faced with a huge task from the Lord...but he wasn't alone. God had his people prepared and used Nehemiah to get them ready to accomplish an impossible task. He still does that today! - Pastor Gaylord Tsuei

God is on the move and he calls his people to be in motion with him. Using Abram's calling as a guide, we will unpack the significance of ACC's mission statement as we make disciples who make disciples. - Pastor Arthur Hsu

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We have probably all thought about having more strength in our bodies in order to do more things: run farther in races, work in the yard longer, study more efficiently, hike more aggressively, etc. However, how many of us have also wished for more strength in our hearts...to love? - Pastor Gaylord Tsuei

The angels we are looking at in today's text actually were not mentioned in one of the classic "Christmas passages" of the Bible...but their message was no less significant and powerful. In fact, the content of their words changed the course of history. In many ways, the question they asked Mary could have been "What are you seeking?" The answer to their question is still true today. - Pastor Gaylord Tsuei

Fear has been a common marker that has shaped the course of world history. But, the birth of Jesus has unveiled a joy so great that it changed the course of history forever. The good news of Jesus has broken the chains of fear and despair and offered eternal peace to all humankind. - Pastor Arthur Hsu

Whenever life throws us a curveball, we have choices to make in how we respond. However, it is crucial to understand all the options we have before we make a decision in how to move forward. Joseph was faced with a devastating dilemma and was going to take a course of action that seemed reasonable and honorable...but it wasn't the best option. The Angel of the Lord showed up and presented him another option...PEACE. - Pastor Gaylord Tsuei

We often like to frame how we would do things if we were in God's position. Yet for 400 years, God was silent to Israel. God calls us to be ready and obedient to his calling. Out of the silence, God's power and plan is made known to introduce the hope of the Gospel. - Pastor Dominic Chan

A spirit of gratitude recognizes the God who gives, protects and heals his people. In this season of Thanksgiving let us be grateful in praise and blessing to the Lord. - Pastor Arthur Hsu

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A reason why we have a hard time reaching the lost and making disciples is because of the excuses we come up with not to go. Instead of depending on God, we let our excuses dictate our lack of movement. But, when God calls us, he will be with us and he will be more than what we need. Let's stop saying "but..." and go in faith to his calling. - Pastor Arthur Hsu

2017 ACC Missions Month - Pastor Gaylord Tsuei

Rather than abandoning and remaining isolated, God seeks and saves the lost and rejected. Therefore, when we remember that we were also sought and saved, we must reject isolation and pursue the rejected. - Jonathan Le

2017 ACC Missions Month - Pastor Arthur Hsu