The evangelism methods of the Church in China have undergone transitions from miracles and wonders to oral transmission and then to life-changing testimonies. If the evangelistic approach reliant on miracles aims to alter the physical, the focus of word-of-mouth evangelism lies in transforming thoughts and beliefs, while real-life testimonies aim at changing individuals' lives.

Beihua, originally from southern China, found faith in the North, which transformed his life, leading him to repent of past sins. He reflected on God's mercy during car accidents and the joy of his involvement in church service.

While believers feel graceful in the church, their home life can be vastly different. The separation of beliefs and lives is evident, prompting the need for a more integrated approach where believers receive love and grace in the church and reciprocate at home.

Through the stories heard and the younger brother's experience, the author addresses the importance of seizing the moment when preaching the gospel.

Mrs. Huang Yachuan's story has been chosen by CCC&TSPM as the Fujian Province's role model, which will be promoted to the public via video.

Pastor Zhang believed that the Church in China was currently facing a developmental bottleneck, identifying three reasons for this: the crisis of the congregation, church workers, and the church. He suggested that the solution lied in pastors continuing to look to Jesus in challenging circumstances, rediscovering their initial purpose, and setting an example.

As the Church in China cannot preach the gospel in public places other than churches and gathering places, reception work is even more important in order to reach religious investigators who come to the church on their own initiative.

In the WeChat group of N Church, the Bible reading relay activity lasts from morning till night, seven days a week. This church has been maintaining this activity for well over half a year, and it continues to attract an increasing number of believers to participate.

This 40-year-old church, on the one hand, clings to traditions: persistent in the pursuit of the Word, thirsty for the Holy Spirit, and focused on evangelism; on the other hand, it never ceases to renew itself, with a strong emphasis on pastoral care and lay church workers.

As the church continues to grow and evolve, preachers must also grow and develop accordingly, constantly renewing themselves and learning.