Louie Michael & ‘Changing Times' host Lynn Morris Have A Conversation On Suicide. Louie Michael discuss the critical need for mental health awareness and the power of hope.Key HighlightsOvercoming Rock Bottom: Louie Michael shares his story of falling into a deep depression at age 18 after an injury ended his professional baseball prospects. He describes how a spiritual encounter changed his path, leading him to a career as an Elvis impersonator and a community leader.High-Risk Groups: The discussion focuses on groups particularly affected by suicide, including veterans (noting the statistic of roughly 22 deaths per day), farmers, and first responders.Identifying the Signs: They urge viewers to watch for "unspoken" cries for help, such as social withdrawal, extreme fatigue, or comments about being "tired of it all." They stress that these should always be taken seriously.The "Good Neighbor" Initiative: Lynn Morris encourages people to re-engage with their communities by simply knowing their neighbors' names and checking in on them to reduce isolation.Resources MentionedSuicide & Crisis Lifeline: 988 (Available 24/7)Choosing to Live Organization: 417-988-1086Feedback Email: 4321acts@gmail.com

An Ordinary Man," host Jim Wining explores the concept of a "Surge in Faith" and the distinction between faith and hope.Hope vs. FaithJim begins by defining the two concepts:Hope: The belief that something good is going to happen or that a prayer will be answered.Faith: Believing without any physical evidence because of a deep knowledge and trust in God's nature and methods.The Lee's Summit MiracleJim shares a personal story of "walking in faith" from about 20–25 years ago when he was starting his ministry at Heaven’s Gate Gospel Church in Lee's Summit, Missouri.The Calling: While driving around town to find ways to help the homeless, Jim felt the Holy Spirit direct him to a specific vacant building across from City Hall.Obedience: Despite having no money or plan, he called the owner—a former Pittsburgh Steelers player—and asked to rent the building for free for six months to open a "free store."Miraculous Provision: The owner agreed on the condition that Jim could secure a permit. Jim walked across the street to City Hall, and although he didn't know who to talk to, he was immediately directed to the right official who signed the permit on the spot.The Impact of the Free StoreThe store opened and provided food, clothing, and toys to the community during the fall and winter months. Jim highlights several key points:Community Effort: He credits the mission's success to a dedicated team, including his secretary Brenda and fellow pastors.Scale of Help: He estimates they gave away over $500,000 worth of goods and served a massive "body count" of people in need.A Season of Service: The store eventually closed after the six-month lease, following the biblical principle that there is a "time for everything" (Ecclesiastes).Closing EncouragementJim encourages his audience to rely on faith when they feel "up against a wall." He urges listeners to be peaceful with God's support and to wait for His direction. He also recommends tuning into "Changing Times with Lynn Morris" on Wednesday mornings for further spiritual enrichment.He concludes with a blessing, wishing his listeners the "peace of understanding" and the guidance of God for the future.

Bishop Jim Wining & ‘Changing Times' host Lynn Morris To Share On What In The World Is Going On?

features a discussion between Bishop Jim Wining and Lynn Morris regarding current global events from a spiritual and prophetic perspective.Key Discussion PointsGlobal Analysis: The speakers analyze "what in the world is going on" by looking at current headlines and societal shifts through the lens of biblical prophecy and spiritual discernment.Collaboration: Lynn Morris, host of the "Changing Times" program, joins Bishop Jim Wining to provide a multi-perspective look at the challenges and changes occurring in modern society.Purpose: The video aims to provide viewers with clarity and a sense of direction amidst global uncertainty, focusing on spiritual readiness and understanding the "times and seasons."

"An Ordinary Man," host Jim Wining discusses the evolution of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD/ADHD) from a childhood diagnosis into a broader social issue involving "distracted adults."Personal Experience & The DiagnosisJim reflects on his own childhood experiences in the second grade, long before ADD was a common diagnosis. He describes how the redundancy of classroom teaching drove him to distraction and credits a supportive teacher, Mrs. Cromer, for allowing him "movement breaks" to manage his energy and focus.He contrasts this simple, practical solution with the medical approach that emerged in the 1980s and 90s, which he argues primarily relied on medication like Ritalin rather than addressing the root causes.The "Distracted Adult" & Societal ImpactJim argues that the children diagnosed with ADD decades ago have now become adults who struggle with:Social Connection: Difficulty maintaining relationships, jobs, and a sense of authority.Impulsive Behavior: He links lack of focus to disruptive societal actions, including vandalism, rejection of law and order, and even confusion regarding gender identity.Lack of Historical Context: He suggests that this "attention deficit" prevents adults from understanding foundational concepts, such as the origins of the United States.A Spiritual PerspectiveAs a Bishop, Jim frames the issue through a biblical lens:Spiritual Warfare: Referencing Ephesians 2:2, he posits that the ultimate source of this distraction is Satan, whose goal is to destroy "the jewel of God's creation"—man and woman.The Solution in Faith: He emphasizes that the government or money cannot fix these issues. Instead, he calls for a deeper dive into the Word of God, practicing forgiveness, and providing guidance to those who are misguided.Unity: He encourages listeners to read John 17, highlighting Jesus’s prayer for unity, suggesting that being "one with God" is the path to restoring the clarity and focus that society has lost.ConclusionJim concludes by urging his audience to be examples of love and understanding for distracted adults, moving past political and racial divides to focus on the restoration of God's creation.

"A Not So Ordinary Man," host Dennis explores the complex relationship between focus, faith, and personal growth. He challenges the traditional medical definition of ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder), proposing that it is not a "deficit" of attention, but rather a heightened ability to receive sensory information from a vast array of sources simultaneously.Core Discussion & MetaphorsReframing Focus: Dennis shares his own diagnosis to illustrate that what looks like distraction is often just a struggle to filter a flood of incoming information.The Spiritual Garden: Using his own backyard as a living classroom, he discusses the legacy of plants—like a gooseberry bush from his mother’s home—to show how life and heritage are carried forward through seasons.The Master Pruner: He reflects on the necessity of "pruning" in life. Just as his fig tree and rose bush require cutting back to thrive, he suggests that spiritual and personal growth often require painful but necessary removals to foster new life.Original MusicThe program features three original songs that weave these themes together:"Are You Distracted?": A narrative song about a student named "Little Jimmy" that questions whether modern distractions and chemical solutions are stealing a generation's identity and connection to the Creator."The Kingdom Surge": A high-energy anthem celebrating spiritual victory and the "nobody's" who find their voice in faith."Who You Are": A soulful reminder of individual worth, framing the listener as the "salt of the earth" and "light of the world."Final MessageDennis concludes with a teaching on the "anointing of the least," urging viewers to move away from the world's "static" and toward a "frequency of unity." He encourages everyone to stop the distraction and start a true connection with their faith and community.

417 Testimonies An Introduction| Featuring Preston & Dennis a broadcast by AMG Broadcasting (Acts Media Group) that serves as an introduction to a series focused on personal faith stories.Video HighlightsPurpose: The episode introduces the "417 Testimonies" project, which features local individuals sharing their experiences with Jesus Christ.Featured Speakers: The stream features Preston Cameron and Dennis Eversen, who discuss the vision behind the program and the importance of sharing personal spiritual journeys.Production: This particular link is a "Live Backup Stream," intended to ensure the broadcast remained available during its original air time.Related Content from Acts Media GroupIf you're interested in more from this channel, they recently shared:How I Started Using Caste Tapes A Treasured Memory By Bishop Dennis EversenLocal footage such as a Hail Storm in Springfield, Missouri from April 2026.

A Treasured Memory Of Evangel University By Bishop Dennis Eversen .A personal anecdotes and theological reflections while driving past Evangel University in Springfield, Missouri.a blend of personal history and biblical teaching while driving through Springfield, Missouri. The video concludes with an original anthem that captures the spirit of his journey.Personal Memories & TravelDennis reflects on a season of life spent on the road, centered around a unique living situation and the community of Evangel University:The Flea Market Bus: He describes living in a school bus that his sister and brother-in-law converted into a motor home. They used cabinets salvaged from trailers and set up electrical and water systems, using the back for storage to sell items at flea markets.The Oregon Journey: He shares a story of hitchhiking to Evangel, borrowing a friend's car, and traveling to the mountains of Oregon to cut Christmas trees.Augustine: Throughout these travels, he was accompanied by his intelligent German Shepherd, Augustine, whom he found at an abandoned flea market in St. Augustine, Florida.PTL & Connections: Dennis mentions his time as a supervisor at the Heritage USA (PTL) water park, where he met many Evangel students and, most significantly, his wife.Biblical Reflections: Vessels of MercyShifting to a study of Romans 9, Dennis explores the concept of being "chosen" by God:Sovereignty and Mercy: He discusses the passage where God tells Moses He will have mercy on whom He has mercy, emphasizing that no one "deserves" grace, but it is a gift from God.Our Responsibility: He suggests that when God chooses an individual to be a "vessel of mercy," that mercy is intended to flow through them to others. He notes that with much gift comes much responsibility.Community Support: A major theme is the "body of Christ" dynamic—the idea that while we carry our own burdens, we must be there to assist others when their burdens become too heavy to bear alone."Vessels on a Winding Road" (Closing Anthem)The video wraps up with a long-play, emotional anthem. The lyrics tie together the visual of the "ghost of a school bus" with the spiritual idea that we are all travelers trying to navigate a "thin human line" between God's sovereignty and our own choices. It serves as a tribute to the "treasured memories" that shape a person's faith.

Bishop Dennis Eversen delivers a powerful message titled "Christ's Anointing ON Us." The video combines original music with a theological teaching on the empowerment of believers.

Bishop Dennis focuses on the transition from the ministry of John the Baptist to the ministry of Jesus. He emphasizes that while John was a great prophet, Jesus introduced a kingdom where the "least" are empowered with the same anointing as the Messiah himself.

• Identity in Christ: He explains that the term "Christian" signifies being one with Christ and part of His body.

• The Call to Power: Dennis argues that many Christians embrace a "weakness" when they should be walking in the same power Jesus displayed—healing the sick, delivering the captive, and performing miracles.

• Greater Works: Citing the biblical promise that followers will do "greater works," he encourages viewers to expect the power of God to manifest as blessings and miracles in their daily lives.

The broadcast is framed by several songs that reinforce the spiritual themes:

• "The Kingdom Surge": An opening anthem about the stagnation being broken and the "nobodies" crowding around the Master's door.

• "Do You Know Who You Are?": A concluding song that asks listeners to look beyond their earthly circumstances and recognize themselves as the "salt of the earth" and "light of the world."

• "Living Water": A reflection on the Holy Spirit as a fountain bubbling up through the "living breathing manifest" of the church.

The central theme is that the anointing of the Holy Spirit is not just for historical figures but is a present reality for all believers, intended to transform them from servants into friends of God who carry His authority.

The Message: The Messiah's AnointingOriginal Music HighlightsKey Takeaway