HeyJared"An Ordinary Man" With Bishop Jim Wining
Welcome to "An Ordinary Man," hosted by Jim Wining, Bishop and President of Acts Ministry, Inc.. In each episode, Jim brings a "Common Sense Christian" perspective to the most pressing worldwide events and circumstances of our time.Through the lens of faith and reason, this…
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"Distractions," just "An Ordinary Man," host Jim Wining (opens the original)
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What keeps us from doing what Jesus prayed for and what Jesus required of us?Distractions" from the series An Ordinary Man, hosted by Jim Wining alongside Pam Wining:Opening & The "Cat" DistractionsBehind-the-Scenes Realities: The hosts open the show by revealing the unseen antics behind their video setups. They share stories of their cats, including "Spot" (who likes to chew on toes during broadcasts) and "Gumbo" (who once flew over the camera and crashed into a sliding glass door).On-Camera Ap
"The Five Sinkholes," just "An Ordinary Man," host Jim Wining (opens the original)
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What are the five sinkholes in thinking offered Americans? Why should you run the other way?n this serious-minded commentary episode of An Ordinary Man, host Jim Wining addresses what he describes as the major breakdown of society's foundations. Drawing a parallel to physical sinkholes, he defines them as destructive collapses that can threaten everything above and below the ground.He urges listeners to recognize and "run the other way" from five specific traps or "sinkholes" in modern American
"Love and be Loved," by "An Ordinary Man," host Jim Wining, (opens the original)
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"Love and be Loved," by "An Ordinary Man," host Jim Wining , focusing on the core concepts discussed: The episode explores how attaining divine or "glorious love" serves as the foundational essence for both our spiritual relationship with God and our physical relationships with others. Jim identifies three essential actions that apply across physical, emotional, and divine love: Serving: Placing the needs and well-being of another person entirely ahead of your own. Forgiving: Actively extending
The 2 Steps "An Ordinary Man," hosted by Jim Wining: (opens the original)
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"An Ordinary Man," hosted by Jim Wining: Host Jim Wining outlines a simplified, two-step framework based directly on the teachings of Jesus, designed to look past the complexities of denomination, doctrine, and religious rules. Step 1: The Two Commandments of Jesus Love God: Place God first with all your heart and might. Love Your Neighbor: Love others as yourself. Wining stresses that this mandate includes individuals with whom you may strongly disagree, explicitly referencing political divisio
"Lying," a look by "An Ordinary Man," host Jim Wining (opens the original)
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Why do we lie? What does it mean to lie? Are we careful of our words? Are with stuck with the guilt? An Ordinary Man may have some answers.Key HighlightsA Personal Confession: Jim opens the episode by sharing a personal story about a trip to Padre Island with his wife, Pam, and their cat, Bubby. After a long, exhausting drive, the condominium manager informed him of a new "no pets" policy. Overwhelmed by the stress of the journey and the thought of finding new lodging, Jim explicitly lied and cl
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