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Bishop Dennis Eversen interviews Wen Chen, Ph.D., a public speaker on Chinese culture and history, about the Communist Party of China (CCP). Key Discussion Points Human Rights and History: Dr. Wen Chen provides insights into the history and current practices of the CCP, focusing on human rights issues within China. Personal Background: As a survivor of the Cultural Revolution, Dr. Chen shares her personal experiences and her mission to educate the public on the reality of living under the CCP. Cultural Preservation: The conversation touches upon the importance of preserving traditional Chinese culture and values that have been suppressed or altered by the party’s influence. Global Impact: They discuss how the CCP’s policies and ideology impact not only China but also the international community. Wen Chen, Ph.D. Public Speaker for Chinese Culture, History, and Human Rights Blog: https://wenchenview.blogspot.com/

Alex Bryant World News Today Joins “Changing Times” Host Lynn Morris In this episode of “Changing Times,” host Lynn Morris and Dr. Mary Byrne are joined by Alex Bryant With World News Today to discuss current global events through a spiritual lens. Key Discussion Points World News and Prophecy: Alex Bryant provides updates on global news, focusing on how current events align with biblical prophecy and the “changing times” we are living in. Spiritual Preparedness: The panel discusses the importance of being spiritually awake and prepared for societal shifts. Collaborative Dialogue: Dr. Mary Byrne and Lynn Morris engage with Alex Bryant to explore the intersection of faith, media, and world leadership.

“An Ordinary Man,” “The Christian Way.” by Jim Wining. What economic system fits with Christianity. Is it Communism, socialism or capitalism? Why do we care? The speaker explores the concept of living according to Christian values in everyday life. The video emphasizes that being a follower of Christ involves: Emulating the life of Jesus by practicing kindness, patience, and integrity. Integrating faith into one’s daily routine, rather than just treating it as a Sunday activity. Finding purpose in simple, “ordinary” actions that reflect a commitment to spiritual principles.

To understand the birth of the Pentecostal movement, one must look at a series of spiritual and historical events that spanned from Rome to the American Midwest. This history is marked by a deep longing for a “New Pentecost,” significant racial tension, and the establishment of Springfield, Missouri, as a global hub for the faith. The Spiritual Spark (Rome and Topeka) The 20th century began with a unique spiritual alignment between the Catholic Church and a small Bible school in Kansas. The Global Expansion (Azusa Street) While Topeka provided the theology, the Azusa Street Revival (1906) in Los Angeles provided the momentum. Led by William J. Seymour, the revival was famous for its interracial character, where “the color line was washed away in the blood.” This stood in sharp contrast to the views of Charles Parham, who remained a proponent of segregation. The Springfield Connection & Racial Conflict The movement’s arrival in Springfield, Missouri, occurred during a period of intense local trauma.

Bishop Dennis Eversen is joined by author Mike Mathews to discuss his new book, Heaven 7.0: Welcome to The Apocalypse. Key Highlights of the Discussion About the Guest’s Work Mike Mathews’ book, Heaven 7.0, is available as a free download online. His work focuses on using modern tools like AI to educate people about social and religious issues 27:38 Opens in a new window . For more content from this ministry, you can visit the AMG Broadcasting channel page.