Four seconds. Four seconds is what it takes for somebody to hit the water after

they've jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge. Four seconds. That's the amount of

time that people have alive, nearly 100% of the time that take that leap. In this

case, those four seconds didn't end alive, but changed a life. Because those four

seconds were different, somehow miraculously. On a September day in 2019, years

ago, Kevin Hines thought no one cared. For months, he had suffered from severe

mental illness and depression. Voices in his head had told him, this is the only

option, Kevin. You can't trust anybody. You have to kill yourself. Today is the day

you die. On his journey to the bridge, Kevin mentally pleaded with strangers to

ask him, are you okay to stop him? But no one did. Get through a series of

miracles, Kevin survived. He was rescued. Recovery was not easy. He still struggles

with his mental disease every day. But this guy is a fighter. This is a show

today made for you. Or perhaps somebody that you know. Because this is a guy

who gave up. And then in four seconds said, wait, I've made a mistake. And every day

he shares his story in the hopes that his message of hope will help others seek

the help they need.

I want to tell you about a movie called Unplanned. I don't know if you've heard, but MPAA has

decided to slap an R rating on it. And it is really, it's crazy to do this. This is

so far away from an R rating. The reason why it has an R rating is because there is a CGI

scene that lasts maybe 30 seconds tops. And it is of a of a of a baby CGI on an ultrasound

fighting its its abortion. It's crazy. It's a true story about Abby Johnson and plan

parenthood. This I think is a game changing movie so much so I have volunteered my time

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