Sister Deng Sanjie, a 68-year-old Christian, shares her experiences of faith, healing, and peace, including the death of her sister and her daughter’s miraculous recovery, emphasizing the importance of living out faith and building relationships.

A brother's arms bear numerous scars and are strikingly tattooed with a "green dragon." Used to be a gambler, he became a Christian because of his Christian mother, serves young people, and engages in theological education.

The result of the people at the wedding site praying to God—the heavy rain ceasing before the wedding—was something only God could accomplish.

After a Sunday service, a couple asked me to help them download a Bible app and a hymn app on their phones, but during the process, the couple argued several times. The wife firmly opposed her husband downloading the apps, believing it to be a waste of time and unnecessary, as they already had physical Bibles and hymn books. The husband, however, felt that having the apps on his phone would make it more convenient to read and listen to the scriptures anytime.

A veteran journalist, Yan Yiwei, shared in a talk titled "The Role of Prayer in a Christian Journalist's Life" in a church in Shanghai in February.

Born into a modest and dysfunctional family, Sister Yang struggled with depression. With the support of her husband and her Christian faith, she overcame the illness and restored her marriage to a healthy, normal life.

"When I was a child, my mother told me that I could pray in any situation, and that was how the seed of faith was planted in my heart," shared Brother Pan, who continued to pray every night despite experiencing three romantic setbacks.

Chen spent fifteen years witnessing that "God intended it for good." Leaving the workplace where she had once strived so hard, she now serves full-time in the church, finding joy in her ministry.

"From the simplest to the most advanced, gradually improving." These words summarize divine guidance in Brother Caleb's life. From skepticism to faith, struggles to renewal, he found peace and purpose in Christ, just as God patiently leads each of us on our journey.

Zheng Xiaoying is the conductor of a large-scale symphonic poem, The Echoes of Hakka Earth Building, and this originated from her hometown's Hakka Tulou building.