Working with God means sharing the peace of helping and serving your neighbor as yourself."An Ordinary Man", host Jim Wining focuses on the theme of sharing as an active form of participating with God. He emphasizes that talking about God is not the same as working with God, and true Christianity revolves around fulfilling Jesus’ command to "love your neighbor as yourself."Key Takeaways & ThemesScriptural Foundation:Wining references key Bible passages to anchor his message:Hebrews 13:16: "Don't forget to do good and share with others."Ephesians 4:28: Work hard doing something useful so you have something to share with those in need.1 Peter 4:10: Use your gifts to serve others.The Five Pillars of Sharing:Wining highlights five main areas where Christians should seek to share abundantly:FoodTimeResourcesFaithTalentPersonal Experiences in Service:Salvation Army: Making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for the homeless as a young child showed him the direct impact of sharing from abundance.The Free Store: Founded through his church in Missouri to provide emergency food, clothing, and job resources. This opened his eyes to the needs of military veterans and individuals with autism.Showtime Llamas: A 20-year program run by Wining and his wife, Pam, using llamas to mentor overlooked school children and youth experiencing autism.Everyday Acts of Giving:Sharing starts with practical, everyday actions—ranging from yielding space in traffic or donating extra food/clothing to providing temporary shelter for families in transition or donating money.Acts Media Group / Acts Ministry:Wining discusses taking on the role of president at Acts Ministry 13 years ago. He explains its mission as a non-denominational "big umbrella" source aimed at unifying Christian outreach efforts, raising awareness on social issues, and actively serving communities in need.