In the story "A Voice in the Wind" by Francine Rivers, the protagonist, despite Jesus' crucifixion occurring long before her birth, perceives His presence through a character named John. She finds in John's expression a reflection of Christ's divine qualities, exemplifying the impact of faith and love in her life.

John's face embodies the essence of compassion, unwavering belief, and a passionate commitment to his faith. Through this connection, she feels a deep sense of hope and assurance, illustrating how the teachings and spirit of Jesus continue to influence believers even across generations.