Daniel shares how a childhood love of investing became a calling in finance—and how his workplace is a space for quiet, faithful witness. Irene reflects on the process of supporting Daniel’s call to church eldership and how they discern ministry decisions together as a team. They also open up about the daily realities of parenting and the challenge of balancing work, church, and family. Through it all, they remind us that we don’t need to escape the mundane to encounter God—He is at work in the ordinary, shaping us and using us right where we are.

Daniel and Irene Chui share how the faithfulness of one generation laid the groundwork for the Christ-centered home they are building today. From formative childhoods steeped in ministry and hospitality to their present-day rhythms of family discipleship, classical Christian education, and vocational calling, their story is one of intentional faithfulness. Irene also reflects on her work as a clinical psychologist and how ministry can unfold even in rooms where faith is not spoken aloud.

Grant shares his journey through chronic pain, spiritual exhaustion, and the slow path toward healing. With honesty and hope, he reflects on how wrestling with God became an act of gritty faith—reminding us that even when healing is slow, God is near, and showing up in the struggle is itself an act of worship.