Plugs, AM 940, end-times, Pathway Church, sign-off
After the song, the band describes how 'Change the World' came together quickly ahead of the album sessions with producer Gary Paxton. The hosts plug the band's YouTube clips (posting within a day or two), note Jess Anderson's videos are performing well on their channel, and thank J.C. Walker of Iowa Realty for donating the AM 940 monthly broadcast time (first Sunday of the month, next in April). A Des Moines Register story about May 21 end-times predictors is mentioned, followed by plugs for Pathway Church in Johnston (thepathonline.org) and a preview of Dan's Sunday sermon on James 5 — patience, prayer, and waiting on the Lord rather than predicting the end. The band notes they'll be ministering at an Assembly of God church Sunday, and the show signs off with thanks.
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