"Four Words for Unity," "An Ordinary Man," Jim Wining, host Jim Wining explores the concept of unity as a foundation for a stable and fulfilling life. He emphasizes that society is made up of individuals, not groups, and that achieving unity is a personal responsibility rooted in biblical principles.

Wining explains that when unity is achieved, four essential "ingredients" manifest in a person's life:

• Peace: Relationships shift from being hostile or combative to having a peaceful sentiment 01:05 Opens in a new window .

• Security: This includes protection from enemies and the "security of agreement," where there is a clear understanding of what is shared and what is personal 01:24 Opens in a new window .

• Financial Protection: Peace brings a level of financial security that helps preserve homes, savings, and businesses for future generations 01:43 Opens in a new window .

• Emotional Stability: Hostility and violence become the exception rather than the rule, leading to a state of mind where individuals feel a sense of purpose and comfort in helping others 02:20 Opens in a new window .

To reach this state of unity, Wining recaps four defining words:

1. Unity: The ultimate goal and "top word" 11:02 Opens in a new window .

2. Offer: Referring to the "Jesus offer" found in His final prayer for unity (John 17), which offers peace, love, and security 11:05 Opens in a new window .

3. Work: Unity requires active effort in pursuing love, truth, and understanding others 11:22 Opens in a new window .

4. Forgive: The final essential piece is the willingness to forgive the "trespasses" of others as you seek forgiveness for your own 11:51 Opens in a new window .

The teaching is centered on John 17, the last prayer of Jesus, where He prayed for His followers to be one 03:57 Opens in a new window . Wining emphasizes that unity is built through:

• Love: Following the commandments to love God and love your neighbor as yourself 05:04 Opens in a new window .

• Truth and Holiness: When these two abide together, deceptive and "sneaky" behavior is eliminated 05:50 Opens in a new window .

• Individual Action: Wining stresses that it is up to each person to offer the "branch of unity" to impact their community and the world 12:50 Opens in a new window .

The Four Outcomes of UnityThe Four Key Words to Achieve UnityThe Biblical Foundation

"What makes a good President," "An Ordinary Man," Jim Wining,.

Jim Wining explores four core characteristics he believes are essential for a successful U.S. President. These qualities are illustrated through historical figures from the last 125 years and are grounded in what he calls a "Christian thread" of service, love, and peace.

• Leadership (Theodore Roosevelt): Wining identifies Theodore Roosevelt as the embodiment of leadership. He highlights Roosevelt's independent decision to send the U.S. Navy around the world to assert American power, even when faced with financial opposition from his own party.

• Unity (Adlai Stevenson II): Adlai Stevenson II is presented as a figure of poise, dignity, and unity. Wining specifically references Stevenson's famous 1960s UN speech during the Cuban Missile Crisis as a defining moment that helped unify the American people.

• Inspiration/Hope (John F. Kennedy): John F. Kennedy is credited with the essential ability to motivate citizens and provide hope for a better future, even in difficult circumstances.

• Compromise (Hubert Humphrey): Hubert Humphrey is cited for his mastery of compromise and his ability to find middle ground. Wining notes that this skill was instrumental in passing significant legislation, such as civil rights laws.

Wining emphasizes that these four secular traits must be driven by a "servant’s heart". He argues that a truly effective president must:

• Prioritize serving the country over being served.

• Believe in and actively seek peace.

• Operate with a "Christian thread" characterized by love and peacefulness.

The video concludes by posing a question to the audience: whether Donald Trump meets these four standards while maintaining a peaceful and loving Christian heart.

The Four Core CharacteristicsThe Spiritual Foundation

"An Ordinary Man," looks at abnormality in America, host Jim Wining discusses what he perceives as a shift toward "abnormal" behavior in modern society compared to the activism he witnessed in the 1960s.Key Topics Discussed:Supreme Court and Identity: Wining expresses confusion over recent Supreme Court discussions regarding the definitions of man and woman, which he believes should be simple concepts 00:46Opens in a new window. Comparison to the 1960s: He reflects on his youth during the 1960s, noting that protests then were focused on "real issues" like civil rights and discrimination 01:31Opens in a new window.Law Enforcement and ICE: The host criticizes protesters who block ICE agents from performing their duties, specifically mentioning a tragic incident involving a young lady killed during a confrontation with law enforcement 07:49Opens in a new window.Financial Fraud: He mentions reports of daycare centers in Minnesota allegedly misusing millions of dollars in taxpayer funds 11:46Opens in a new window.Foreign Policy: Wining shares concerns about the U.S. acting as a "world monitor," drawing parallels between current events in Venezuela and his personal experiences with the Vietnam War 05:30Opens in a new window.The Proposed Solution:Wining concludes by suggesting that the "only answer" to ending this disharmony is through Jesus Christ 14:02Opens in a new window. He encourages viewers to:Love and care for one another despite differing opinions 14:13Opens in a new window.Perform simple acts of service, such as handing out coffee to both protesters and police, to de-escalate tension 15:09Opens in a new window.Step in with understanding to help end "abnormal" behaviors and restore the country 16:19Opens in a new window