🎈 September New Book:

The Dwelling Glory of God from Eternity to Eternity ⭐

We often read about “the glory of God” in the Bible.
But have you ever considered that this theme actually runs throughout the entire Scriptures?

From eternity past to eternity future,
from creation, covenant, and kingdom
to the revelation of Christ and our lives today—

How has God progressively revealed Himself?
And how does “the dwelling glory of God” become a central theme that weaves together Scripture, redemptive history, and our own lives?

Christian Communications Inc. of USA (CCIUSA) is excited to introduce a major new release—The Dwelling Glory of God: From Eternity to Eternity, written by Rev. Wai Yan Chow and translated by Emily Yang Loon.

Rev. Chow holds a Ph.D. in Chemistry from Rice University and worked at ExxonMobil for more than twenty years before responding to God’s call to pursue theological studies at Dallas Theological Seminary, where he received an award in biblical exegesis. Combining rigorous analytical thinking with a deep commitment to biblical interpretation, he approaches Scripture through the foundational themes of “kingdom” and “covenant.”

Through the grand narrative of Scripture, Rev. Chow guides readers to see how God’s glory is progressively revealed throughout every stage of history, unveiling the unity of God’s redemptive plan.

The book also explores humanity’s struggles amid sin and hardship, guiding readers through confusion and uncertainty to discover the one true God.

AUTHOR PROFILE

Reverend Stanley Wai Yan Chow was born in Shanghai, China, and grew up in Hong Kong. He graduated from Rice University with a PhD in chemistry and worked for ExxonMobil for over twenty years before he took early retirement and went to Dallas Theological Seminary to obtain his MA degree in biblical studies in 2006, receiving the Charles H. Troutman Scholarship Award and the J. Dwight Pentecost Award in Bible Exposition. While with ExxonMobil, he worked in Texas; Brussels, Belgium; Tianjin, China; and Hong Kong, China.

He has been married to Virginia since 1972, and they have a daughter, Vanessa, married to Alan, and a son, Timothy, married to Heather. Stanley served as a deacon of Chinese Baptist Church in Houston, Texas, from 1973 until he became the Cantonese Pastor at Austin Chinese Church in 2006. He retired from Austin Chinese Church in May 2015.

⭐ Highly Recommended

We live in a time when human beings unabashedly glorify other human beings, especially entertainers, athletes, and political leaders. In the midst of such pervasive idolatry, Stanley Chow’s focus on the glory of our God comes as a breath of fresh air as he turns our attention away from the creature to the Creator. Chow makes a compelling case that God’s glory is the grand theme of the Bible. However, reading the book is not simply an academic exercise. As the author traces this theme throughout Scripture, he invites readers to bow in worship before our glorious God. I heartily recommend this book.
–Dr. Robert B. Chisholm, Jr.
Chair and Senior Professor of Old Testament Studies Dallas Theological Seminary

The glory of God is a theme in Scripture that is often assumed and easily overlooked. Stanley Chow makes a strong case for seeing it as the central, unifying theme of Scripture and of our lives. In an age when so many hearts are restless and longing for something transcendent, Chow reminds us that we were made to delight in God’s matchless glory. Those coming from non-Dispensational traditions may find certain differences, but all readers will appreciate Chow’s emphasis on the continuity of God’s glory throughout redemptive history and on Christ as the revelation of God’s glory.
–Dr. Geoffrey Chang
Associate Professor of Historical Theology Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

In an age characterized by the restless glorification of human icons, Stanley Chow’s work redirects the reader’s gaze from the creature toward the glory of the Creator. Through thoughtful bible exposition, Chow presents a compelling case for God’s glory as the unifying theme of both Scripture and human existence, identifying Christ as its ultimate revelation. The author invites readers to move toward a posture of worship fueled by God’s incomparable character. This book is not a light read, but this rigorous and rewarding journey concludes with practical applications regarding God’s glorious intent for marriage, work, and Sabbath rest—proving that the majestic theme of divine glory deserves our full attention.
–Dr. David Hsu
Senior Pastor
West Houston Christian Church