Sermons From A Different Point Of View.

Dennis Eversen

Sermons From a different point of view. By Bishop Dennis Eversen You will see the world in new way as you travel with Bishop Dennis Eversen to a place you have not been before. Looking at the Word of Truth without the narrow traditional denominational way you hear all around. Bishop Dennis Eversen shares unique insight into scripture with practical applications of Biblical principles.

  1. 6d ago

    Gabriel J. Saraceno's Story "417 Testimonies of Jesus Christ" Hosts Preston Cameron Dennis Eversen

    Gabriel shares his remarkable life testimony—spanning a turbulent childhood, decades trapped in addiction, criminal activity, and paganism, and his eventual life-transforming encounter with Jesus Christ. Childhood and Early Struggles: Gabriel grew up facing emotional and developmental challenges, later understanding he was on the autism/Asperger's spectrum. Following his parents' divorce when he was a toddler, he developed deep distrust and rebellion toward authority, hitchhiking across the country as a teenager and running away into street and gang life. Addiction and Prison Life: Starting drugs at age 13, Gabriel fell deep into methamphetamine addiction and a lifestyle defined by violence and survival. At age 20, he committed murder and was subsequently sentenced to 15-to-life in prison in California, serving 25 years across multiple state systems. Paganism and Searching for Identity: While facing the death penalty and enduring long stints in solitary confinement, Gabriel adopted paganism as a rigid moral code, eventually becoming a pagan priest for 27 years. Despite his structured adherence to pagan rituals, he ultimately felt deep emptiness, shame, and depression. The Turning Point and Surrender: After his release on parole while living on an off-grid property in Missouri, a SWAT raid in 2024 led to his arrest for being a felon in possession of firearms. Looking at his dog, Rusty, he chose not to engage in a shootout. Facing a potential return to prison, Gabriel called out to Jesus, experienced a miraculous answered prayer when a state plea offer allowed him to go home with probation after only 28 days in jail, and fully surrendered his life to Christ. Redemption and Current Ministry: Today, Gabriel is actively involved in street evangelism, sharing his faith, supporting recovery communities, and mentoring others struggling in the same dark places he once walked. He is happily married to a supportive wife involved in recovery ministry and enjoys a restored family life. Key Discussion Points

    Gabriel J. Saraceno's Story "417 Testimonies of Jesus Christ" Hosts Preston Cameron Dennis Eversen
  2. 6d ago

    Andrew Alois Bieber's Story "417 Testimonies of Jesus Christ" Episode 22 With Hosts Preston Cameron Dennis Eversen

    Preston Cameron and Dennis Everson interview Andrew Alois "Bieber" about his powerful journey from severe childhood trauma, the occult, and drug addiction to radical transformation and faith in Christ.Key Themes & Discussion PointsChildhood and Early Struggles: Growing up in Joplin, Missouri, in a fatherless home with a mother battling a methamphetamine addiction, Bieber faced abuse and instability before entering the foster care system at age seven and later being adopted at nine.Rebellion and the Occult: Struggling with severe behavioral challenges and dabbling in the occult and witchcraft as a youth, he eventually fell deeper into hard drug use—injecting drugs by age 18 and facing legal trouble.A Radical Conversion in Prison: While serving a two-year prison sentence and spending time in solitary confinement following an overdose, Bieber experienced a profound moment of clarity. Reading the Bible alone in his cell, he was radically born again and delivered instantly from his addictions on July 24, 2018.Rebuilding Life and Finding Purpose: After his release, he moved to Springfield, Missouri, participating in the Adult and Teen Challenge program and eventually marrying and reclaiming custody of his children.Integrating Faith in the Workplace: Bieber now serves as the Director of Personnel Development at Creative Modular Construction (CMC), where the company integrates faith and leadership training—even supporting paid weekly Bible studies for its employees.

    Andrew Alois Bieber's Story "417 Testimonies of Jesus Christ" Episode 22 With Hosts Preston Cameron Dennis Eversen
  3. Oct 3

    Pastor John Issa Of Swahili Service Springfield Mo Testifies Of Jesus As Lord

    Pastor John Issa Of Swahili Service Springfield Mo Testifies Of Jesus As Lordhost Dennis Iverson sits down with Pastor John Issa for a detailed conversation about his life story, spiritual journey, and ministry work.Early Life & Faith Journey in DRC CongoBackground: Pastor John grew up in Makobola, a small village near Lake Tanganyika in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), living a simple lifestyle centered on fishing and farming.Transition to Pentecostal Faith: Raised in a Roman Catholic home, John went to live with his uncle—a Pentecostal pastor—following his father's passing in 1999. His uncle encouraged him to transition to the Pentecostal faith, leading him to pursue formal discipleship at CEP (Communauté des Églises de Pentecôte), where he was given a New Testament Bible and grounded his faith in core scriptures like John 3:16.Refugee Journey & Ministry in South AfricaEscape from War: Fleeing conflict in DRC in 1996, John underwent a long journey that eventually brought him to Cape Town, South Africa.Early Ministry Roles: Despite initial hesitancy and language barriers, local leaders called on him to interpret services between English, French, and local dialects. He later moved to Durban, where he joined Gilgal Christian Ministry under Pastor Peter Milen.Calling to Leadership: Church leaders progressively recognized his calling—raising him from an interpreter to an evangelist, then an elder, and eventually ordaining him as a pastor before his departure to the United States.Relocation to the United States & Swahili MinistryArrival in Springfield, MO: After nearly five years in the United Nations refugee approval process, John and his family were approved and resettled in Springfield, Missouri.Connecting with Central Assembly of God: Local believers helped connect John's family to Central Assembly of God. There, he met Pastor Jerry Spain, a former missionary to South Africa, who felt God had brought John to Springfield for a specific work.Growth of the Swahili Service: Following home prayer meetings and confirmation through dreams and leadership, Central Assembly hosted a dedicated Swahili Service. The congregation rapidly expanded from a small home gathering into a weekly service attracting hundreds of attendees.Key TakeawaysSpiritual Leadership & Submission: Both hosts emphasize the critical role of spiritual authority, humility, and submission in personal and ministry growth.Call to Action: Pastor John encourages believers to make discipleship a daily lifestyle and to actively imitate Jesus rather than simply admiring Him.Closing: The episode concludes with a prayer in Swahili.

    Pastor John Issa Of Swahili Service Springfield Mo Testifies Of Jesus As Lord
  4. Oct 3

    Wendi Moore Cockrum's Story "417 Testimonies of Jesus Christ" Hosts Preston Cameron Dennis Eversen

    Episode 21 of "417 Testimonies of Jesus Christ", hosts Preston Cameron and Dennis Eversen sit down with Wendi Moore Cockrum to share her journey of addiction, incarceration, and spiritual transformation. Upbringing: Wendi grew up in a chaotic household with an absent father, as well as a mother and stepdad who struggled with drug addiction [01:40 Opens in a new window ]. Early Addiction: She began using drugs around age 12 [02:06 Opens in a new window ]. Young Motherhood: She had her first child at age 15 and went on to have five children by the age of 21 [02:22 Opens in a new window ]. Escalation: Over time, she developed a severe reliance on prescription pain medications and methamphetamine, which eventually led to IV drug use and alcohol dependency [02:57 Opens in a new window ], [07:03 Opens in a new window ], [09:58 Opens in a new window ]. Loss of Children: After a hotline report was filed following her drug use, state authorities stepped in and placed her children in the custody of family members [04:33 Opens in a new window ], [06:17 Opens in a new window ]. Incarceration: Wendi slipped into a lifestyle of crime to sustain her habits, resulting in three separate prison sentences over the years [08:26 Opens in a new window ]. Facing 15 Years: While in jail facing 15 felony charges and experiencing severe withdrawal, Wendi prayed in desperation for God to take her life or break her addiction [10:39 Opens in a new window ], [11:20 Opens in a new window ]. Spiritual Experience: She recalled hearing the spiritual guidance of her uncle, Pastor Billy, telling her to believe and confess Christ [10:22 Opens in a new window ], [13:20 Opens in a new window ]. Miraculous Recovery: She woke up the following morning without withdrawal symptoms and with a complete lack of desire for drugs or alcohol [11:56 Opens in a new window ], [14:20 Opens in a new window ]. Rehabilitation: Wendi entered "Clean Sweep," a faith-based recovery program run by a local leader named Miss Marsha [15:48 Opens in a new window ]. Courtroom Grace: Demonstrating clear personal change, the presiding judge tore up her 7-year plea deal and granted her probation instead [16:46 Opens in a new window ]. Family Restoration & Loss: Wendi maintained her sobriety through the tragic loss of her mother, who passed away from a drug overdose two years into Wendi's recovery [17:34 Opens in a new window ]. She rebuilt relationships with her father, Scott, her sister, and all of her children [33:30 Opens in a new window ], [37:59 Opens in a new window ]. She is now actively helping raise her granddaughters [42:38 Opens in a new window ]. Current Leadership: Wendi works as a dental assistant and serves as the Director of a women's discipleship home within Living Proof Ministries—taking over management of the same facility where her own recovery journey began [24:56 Opens in a new window ], [25:38 Opens in a new window ], [27:02 Opens in a new window ].

    Wendi Moore Cockrum's Story "417 Testimonies of Jesus Christ" Hosts Preston Cameron Dennis Eversen
  5. Oct 1

    African & An American Testify Of Jesus" hosted by Theo Makombe and Bishop Dennis Eversen

    African & An American Testify Of Jesus" hosted by Theo Makombe and Bishop Dennis Eversen Introduction & Opening Prayer (00:00:00 – 00:02:10) The hosts open with an unscripted, impromptu session[cite: 3]. They reflect on spiritual warfare, light vs. darkness, and navigating life with faith in a deceptive world[cite: 3]. Personal Testimonies & Modern Discipleship (00:03:00 – 00:06:50) Dennis shares an encouraging update about a man he recently counseled/rebuked[cite: 3]. He saw him again at a local Panera Bread Bible study, noting a visible transformation and joy in the man's life[cite: 3]. They discuss how people often hold onto past guilt or desire to "weigh the scales" in judgment instead of fully accepting God's grace and mercy[cite: 3]. End Times, Predictions & Fear (00:07:00 – 00:15:00) The hosts address end-time anxieties, the "Mark of the Beast," and past failed apocalyptic predictions (e.g., Y2K, 1988, 2012)[cite: 3]. They emphasize that Christians shouldn't live in fear of dates or false alarms, but rather focus on being prepared spiritually, as the Holy Spirit provides an "encryption key" to understanding Scripture[cite: 3]. Societal Control & Spiritual Alignment (00:15:00 – 00:27:00) They discuss "man's systems" versus God's system—defining human control across politics, religion, and economics (referencing 666 as the number/imperfection of man)[cite: 3]. They touch upon modern culture, cancel culture, professionalized Christianity, and how true believers are called to stand firm on God's truth rather than conforming to public opinion or fear of losing status/jobs[cite: 3]. Legacy, Courage & Standing for Truth (00:27:00 – 00:43:00) The discussion turns to living with purpose and standing for something worth dying for[cite: 3]. They honor individuals who spoke truth or showed quiet acts of kindness (mentioning public figures like Dolly Parton visiting disabled individuals)[cite: 3]. They talk about the decline in traditional church attendance and how entertainment culture has shifted human connection[cite: 3]. Upcoming Plans & Fellowship (00:43:00 – 00:52:00) Dennis announces an upcoming livestream with Pastor John Isa (from the Swahili service at Central Assembly of God in Springfield, MO) to share his testimony as a refugee from Congo[cite: 3]. They share details about their weekly Bible study routines, local outreach in Springfield, MO, and potential upcoming travel plans[cite: 3]. Closing Prayer & Final Reflection (00:52:00 – 00:57:57) Theo closes the broadcast with a heartfelt prayer for endurance, faith, guidance, and protection for Dennis and their listeners[cite: 3]. The hosts encourage viewers to spend their time meaningfully by having real, faith-building conversations with people around them[cite: 3]. Key Themes & Topics Covered

    African & An American Testify Of Jesus" hosted by Theo Makombe and Bishop Dennis Eversen
  6. Sep 16

    Spirits In The Word Today An African & An American hosted by Theo Makombe and Dennis Eversen.

    Core Topics & Key Discussion Points Spiritual Warfare vs. Physical Conflicts Theo shares his perspective growing up around witch doctors in Africa and emphasizes that true spiritual warfare takes place in the mind and the spirit realm [09:51 Opens in a new window ]. Physical arguments, political fights, or violence are framed as physical manifestations of failing spiritually [32:20 Opens in a new window ]. Spiritual battles are won through silent prayer, discernment, and surrendering to God rather than loud debate or force [24:48 Opens in a new window ]. Faith, Politics, and Public Figures The hosts reflect on public figures and recent events, asserting that standing up for public truths draws spiritual opposition [15:24 Opens in a new window ]. They warn against placing complete trust in political parties or human systems, emphasizing that a believer’s foundation must solely be Jesus Christ rather than Republican or Democratic platforms [37:48 Opens in a new window ]. Denominational Division vs. Christian Unity Both speakers critique institutionalized church norms, strict doctrinal arguments (such as theological debates on Calvinism or "once saved, always saved"), and external appearances [01:04:58 Opens in a new window ], [01:10:39 Opens in a new window ]. They advocate for unity across denominations (Catholic, Protestant, Baptist, Pentecostal) for anyone who is spirit-filled and sincere in their faith [01:06:27 Opens in a new window ]. Materialism and True Wealth Theo shares personal experiences of financial struggle, defining true wealth as contentment in God, peace, and the ability to pour hope into others rather than accumulating money or status [55:56 Opens in a new window ]. Prayer and Demolishing Strongholds Citing 2 Corinthians 10:3–4, they conclude that prayer is the primary work of a believer to tear down spiritual strongholds and line one's thoughts up with God's truth [01:26:48 Opens in a new window ].

    Spirits In The Word Today An African & An American hosted by Theo Makombe and Dennis Eversen.

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Sermons From a different point of view. By Bishop Dennis Eversen You will see the world in new way as you travel with Bishop Dennis Eversen to a place you have not been before. Looking at the Word of Truth without the narrow traditional denominational way you hear all around. Bishop Dennis Eversen shares unique insight into scripture with practical applications of Biblical principles.