Your words were found, and I ate them, and Your word was to me the joy and rejoicing of my heart. —Jeremiah 15:16 As we begin our academic journey, let us read this testimony. Dear Jesus, could You please send me a Bible!" However, so deep was the longing this young boy had for the Word of God that he began to fast, weep, and plead with God to send him a Bible. It was while memorizing Acts that God showed him that He wanted to use him, like the apostles, to win souls for the kingdom. Many house churches were started, many miracles witnessed, and thousands came to know Jesus. Finally, the authorities, determined to put an end once and for all to Brother Yun’s ministry captured him and locked him up in a maximum-security prison in Zhengzhou. To ensure that he would never escape again, his legs were beaten until he was permanently crippled. However, not six weeks later, Brother Yun walked out of that prison, just like Peter in the book of Acts. Doors and gates that were always bolted and locked opened silently and Brother Yun passed by guards as if he was invisible. No one had ever, in the history of this prison, successfully escaped. It was not until Brother Yun was safely outside the last big prison gate that he realized what God had done. He was walking on completely healed legs. When I read testimonies like that of Brother Yun, I often ask myself, "Do I recognize the treasure I’ve been given in the Word of God?"