The twenty-year "tug-of-war" finally reached its end. From a medium bound by dark powers to a believer transformed by miraculous healing and family restoration, Suxue's mother walked along a torturous path, yet it stands as a witness to the marvelous and sovereign work of God.

He stood on stage, wiping the sweat from his forehead with a tissue, smiling through his nervousness—this was Brother Enhui, a host at a large gathering whose story of faith and transformation begins in childhood.

Today, Pastor Xinping continues to carry a quiet gentleness shaped by his life experiences. He has managed teams in corporate settings, and he has slept on the streets alongside the homeless. His journey—from company executive to street drifter and eventually to pastoral ministry—has taught him that true service is not defined by form or position, but by bringing God’s love to the most overlooked lives.

As we said grace over her birthday meal, I realized that this is the true definition of grace: A family steered away from worldly competition and grounded in eternal hope, all because one woman decided to follow Jesus and pray for her children.

For Christians and churches worldwide, Christmas is a season of celebration and a crucial time for evangelism. While methods vary globally—from cantatas to charity drives—churches in China have adopted a unique medium to share the gospel: the "Peace Apple."

In China’s freight industry, husband-and-wife trucking teams are common. Yet for one couple, the work looks very different. While the husband drives alone, his wife—seriously ill and unable to live independently—travels with him, relying on his constant care throughout every journey.

Once a student of Daoist medicine and a would-be Buddhist monk, Pastor John now spends his days praying and teaching Scripture. His extraordinary journey from Eastern spirituality to Christian faith surprises everyone who meets him.

He often recalls the miracle of how his wife's pain suddenly stopped. "Faith shouldn't be a label to prove how different you are," he says. "It should be the help you can get when you cry out in pain, the guidance you can find when you are lost, and the healing you can receive when you are broken."

"When the Son of Man comes, will He find faith on earth?" The marriage of Brother Jacob and Sister Grace shows a faithful believer patiently waiting on God, ultimately witnessing His providential care fulfilled.

Twenty-three years after a tragedy shook a rural family in Northwest China, two sisters who once wavered in despair now pastor a small congregation with quiet perseverance.