A millennial pastor firmly believes that AI can never replace a pastor’s personal sermon preparation. “A true sermon is the outpouring of the anointment by the Holy Spirit in the prayer, carrying life and appeals. No matter how perfect the AI-generated sermon is, it cannot reflect how perfect God is and fails to build the lives of the congregation up."

Hanyuan Church in Ningqiang County, Hanzhong City, China's northern Shaanxi Province, nestled within the Qinling-Daba Mountains, has grown from over 20 members to more than 200 after experiencing spiritual maturity led by its pastors amid all sorts of difficulties.

Zhang Kuakua, a millennial leukemia patient, underwent five years of treatment during which she encountered God and embraced faith. In her book “Journey of Rebirth – Five Years of a Leukemia Patient”, she shares her journey of escaping death, rebuilding her life, and finding renewed hope. Her story serves as both an inspiration for young people and a precursor to the gospel message.

A Gen-Z group was recently established at a church in Xi’an. Group members worship together, share sermon insights, discuss challenges they have faced during the week, and receive practical real-life guidance.

An experienced pastor urges counseling ministry to return to the gospel which inspires people toward a higher goal of pleasing and glorifying Christ rather than to blame external circumstances.

Pastor L has served as a full-time pastoral staff member at a church for over ten years since graduating from Bible school. Regarding pastoral care, she believes the most important thing is to work hard on God's Word, read the Bible, and pray fervently.

As Father Tertullianus said, "The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the church." Because of the blood and sacrifice of many missionaries and pastors at home and abroad, the seeds of the gospel have taken deep root in Shouyang County, Shanxi Province.