Books and IAOM Merch Shop
It Ain’t Over Ministries has cleaned out our library and we are making some of the books available for purchase. These books have been well kept and well cared for.  All prices are negotiable, and if you’d like to make a deal for a bundle of books, just reach out to us at: admin@itaintover.net and we’ll work something out. Also check out our Merch shop and be looking for new designs coming soon. All proceeds go back into the Ministry for funding of our outreach programs.

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My name is Philippe Francois, and I am a Haitian entrepreneur. By God's grace and guidance, I have officially incorporated my business, SMIRNE VENTURE LLC, in the State of Delaware, USA. My company operates in the import, export, and manufacturing of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), serving communities in Haiti and beyond. You can learn more about our mission at www.smve.net

Running a business registered in the United States while living in Haiti has been a profound challenge. Like many of you, I believe that God opens doors that no man can shut. He has given me the vision, the legal structure, and the determination. However, I am now at a critical crossroads where I need financial resources to take the next step.

My dream is not just to survive, but to thrive and create employment opportunities that will uplift families here in Haiti. To do this, I need to purchase inventory and protect my brand by registering trademarks. The minimum funding required to move forward is $50,000 USD.

I am writing to you today because I believe in the power of prayer and the body of Christ. The Bible reminds us in Philippians 4:19, And my God will supply every need of yours according to his riches in glory in Christ Jesus. I trust that the God who gave me this vision will also provide the resources, whether through a loan, investment, or gift.

How You Can Help:

1. Pray for me and my business. Pray for wisdom, the right connections, and open doors. I need the covering of the Lord over every step I take.
2. If God has blessed you with capacity, I humbly invite you to support this endeavor. As it is written in Proverbs 19:17, Whoever is generous to the poor lends to the Lord, and he will repay him for his deed. I am not asking for a handout, but for a partnership in a business that seeks to honor God and serve others.
3. I have a fundraising page where I have been expecting donations but God have not activated money flow button you can do it now https://gogetfunding.com/the-last-stand-of-a-haitian-son/


If the Lord leads you to help, whether through a loan, an investment, or a gift, please do not hesitate to reach out to me directly. I am fully transparent and willing to share my business plan and all necessary documentation.

Thank you for taking the time to read my request. May the Lord bless you abundantly as you have blessed me with your attention.

In His service,
Philippe Francois

How the YouTube Monetization Program Works


YouTube monetization mainly works through the **YouTube Partner Program (YPP)**. In simple terms:

**Advertisers → YouTube → Monetized Creator → Revenue**

A YouTuber creates eligible content, joins YPP, turns on available monetization features, and earns a share of revenue generated from eligible viewer activity.

1. First, the YouTuber joins YPP

A creator must meet YouTube's current eligibility requirements and pass YouTube's channel review.

There are different levels of YPP access, and the requirements can differ depending on whether the creator wants fan-funding features or full ad-revenue sharing.

For **full ad revenue sharing**, the commonly used threshold is:

*1,000 subscribers**, and
* Either **4,000 valid public watch hours in the previous 12 months**, or
10 million valid public Shorts views in the previous 90 days**

YouTube can change eligibility rules, so creators should check the current requirements in YouTube Studio before planning around a specific threshold.

2. Where does the money come from?

The biggest source is **advertising**.

For example:

**Advertiser pays YouTube → YouTube serves an ad → viewer watches/interacts → eligible revenue is generated → YouTube shares revenue with the creator.**

The amount a creator earns isn't simply "number of views × fixed price."

It can depend on:

* Viewer location
* Advertiser demand
* Content topic
* Type of advertisement
* Whether an ad was actually served
* Viewer behavior
* Seasonality
* Video format
* Long-form vs. Shorts
* YouTube's revenue-sharing rules

So **1 million views does not have a universally fixed dollar value**.

3. Long-form videos

For eligible long-form videos, creators can earn from ads displayed around or during their content.

A simplified example:

> A video receives 100,000 views.
> Some viewers see advertisements, while others don't.
> Advertisers pay YouTube based on eligible advertising activity.
> YouTube calculates the creator's applicable revenue share.
> The creator receives the resulting earnings in their YouTube/AdSense payment system.

This is why **CPM and RPM are different**.

**CPM** = what advertisers pay per 1,000 ad impressions, before considering the creator's actual revenue.

**RPM** = approximately how much the creator earns per 1,000 total video views after YouTube's applicable revenue share and across the creator's monetized/non-monetized views.

4. Shorts monetization works differently

Shorts use a different advertising-revenue model.

Ads are shown **between Shorts**, and eligible revenue is pooled. YouTube then distributes the applicable creator revenue according to its Shorts revenue-sharing system.

Therefore, you shouldn't calculate Shorts income using the same method as a traditional long-form video's CPM.

5. YouTube has other monetization methods

Ads aren't the only way a YouTuber can make money through YouTube.

Depending on eligibility and availability, creators may earn through:

| Monetization method | How creator earns |
| ------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Watch-page ads** | Revenue share from ads on eligible long-form videos |
| **Shorts Feed ads** | Revenue share through the Shorts monetization system |
| **YouTube Premium** | Share of Premium subscription revenue based on member viewing |
| **Channel memberships** | Viewers pay recurring membership fees |
| **Super Chat / Super Stickers** | Viewers pay during eligible live streams |
| **Super Thanks** | Viewers pay to support eligible videos |
| **Shopping/affiliate features** | Commission or revenue from eligible product activity |
| **Sponsorships** | Brand pays the creator directly; generally separate from YPP ad revenue |

6. Example of a YouTuber's revenue ecosystem

Imagine a Bangladesh-based creator publishes a technology video.

The video gets **200,000 views**.

The creator could potentially generate revenue from:

**200,000 views**
↓
Ads shown to eligible viewers
↓
Advertiser spending
↓
YouTube processes the revenue
↓
Creator receives applicable revenue share

The creator might also earn additional money from:

**YouTube Premium viewers + memberships + Super Thanks + sponsorships + eligible Shopping activity**

So a successful YouTuber often has **multiple revenue streams**, rather than relying exclusively on advertisements.

7. Why two channels with the same views can earn very different amounts

Suppose:

* Channel A = 100,000 views
* Channel B = 100,000 views

They don't necessarily earn the same amount.

For example, their audiences could have different countries, advertiser demand, topics, watch behavior, ad availability, and video formats.

A finance/business audience may attract very different advertising demand from an entertainment audience.

That's why **views alone aren't enough to predict YouTube income**.

8. How the creator actually gets paid

After generating eligible earnings, the creator's finalized YouTube earnings are associated with their **AdSense for YouTube** payment account.

Once the applicable payment requirements are met, Google pays the creator according to the payment schedule and payment method available for their account/country.


The simplest formula

Think of YouTube monetization like this:

**Audience → Views/engagement → Advertiser or fan spending → YouTube revenue → Creator's applicable share → Payment**

And the most important point:

> **YouTube doesn't simply pay creators a fixed amount for every view.** Revenue depends on the monetization source and the characteristics of the audience and content.

If you want, I can also explain **YouTube monetization specifically for Bangladesh**, including **how much 1,000 / 10,000 / 100,000 / 1 million views can potentially earn, CPM vs RPM, AdSense payment, and Bangladesh payment methods**.

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A British millionaire is putting his own money on the line to defend Christian street preachers.
Samuel Leeds, a successful property entrepreneur and devout Christian, has publicly pledged to personally fund legal representation for any Christian street preacher in Britain who faces police action simply for sharing their faith.
He says he is “outraged and shocked.”
“I am outraged and shocked to see Christians getting arrested on the streets and being told that they’re offensive for preaching about Jesus when we are living in a Christian country,” Leeds told Truth Times in an exclusive interview. “We see Christians being persecuted all over the world, but seeing it happen in Great Britain — seeing the disdain, the hatred and now the oppression of Christian voices — really bothers me.”
Recent cases have made headlines. Pastor Dia Moodley was handcuffed and thrown in a cell in Bristol for preaching. Pastor Steve Maile was arrested in Watford under circumstances he strongly denies. In both situations, and others like them, police intervention has sparked national debate about free speech and religious liberty.
Leeds is done watching from the sidelines.
“Having been successful in business, I felt it was only right and appropriate for me to put my hand in my pocket and help these people,” he said. “Where Christians are being unfairly targeted simply for preaching their faith, I’m prepared to put my money behind defending them. They deserve proper legal representation rather than simply being silenced by police officers who sometimes overstep the mark and don’t even understand the law themselves.”
He is blunt about what he sees as a growing double standard in modern Britain.
“No, it’s not fair,” Leeds said when asked why highly sexualised advertising and near-nudity face little scrutiny while a man reading from the Bible can be arrested. “Britain has definitely developed a double standard. We’re a Christian country that’s tolerant of everybody and every religion — apart from, increasingly, Christians themselves.”
Leeds does not blame immigration. He points the finger at Britain’s own institutions.
“Migration is not the problem here. If people are coming into England to work and add value, their religion or faith, quite frankly, is irrelevant. Most people do respect the culture. The pressure is coming from within our own institutions — in interactions with the police, in the constant pandering from some of our leaders, and in this apologetic mentality where we seem to be apologising for being British, apologising for flying an English flag, and apologising for being Christian.”
He is equally clear about the deeper issue: Britain’s relationship with God.
“The only hope for Great Britain now is turning back to God and repenting on its knees,” he has said repeatedly. “God blesses us when we follow His principles in the Bible. When you turn your back on God, take His name in vain and openly mock Jesus Christ, which has become so normal in Britain, you cannot then expect everything to continue prospering without consequences. The wages of sin is death. The UK is in a mess right now. No matter who you vote for, the real answer is that people need to turn back to God.”
Yet Leeds is not purely pessimistic. He sees signs of a quiet revival — rising belief in God among young people and growing church attendance — and he is putting practical action behind his words. Alongside funding legal defence, he has launched efforts to buy churches at risk of being sold off and converted into flats, determined to keep them open for worship and community use.
His message to ordinary Christians is simple and direct:
“Don’t just be angry about what’s happening. Draw closer to God. Stand up for what you believe. Support your church. And do something about it.”
Samuel Leeds is doing something about it. He is writing the cheques so that Christian street preachers are not left alone when the police arrive.
Britain was built on the Christian faith. Leeds is refusing to let that foundation be quietly dismantled without a fight.
What do you think — is this the kind of stand more people of faith should be taking?

*Refeshment For Our Souls - A Mindset of Abundance*

Do you know someone who constantly pours themselves out? They’re generous with their words, unselfish with their time, and openhanded with their money. And yet, somehow, they always seem to have more to give.
The author of Proverbs, traditionally attributed to King Solomon, said this:
*“The generous will prosper; those who refresh others will themselves be refreshed.” ‭‭Proverbs‬ ‭11‬:‭25*
King Solomon knew a thing or two about generosity. In fact, Scripture tells us: *“King Solomon was greater in riches and wisdom than all the other kings of the earth” (1 Kings 10:23).* But he was also generous, spending years of his life funding and building the temple in Jerusalem, as well as sharing what he had learned with others.
Some of the unhappiest people on earth are stuck in a cycle of selfishness. But if you’ve ever been generous with your life—whether you’ve given financially, contributed your expertise, invested your time, opened up your home, or offered spiritual, emotional, and physical support—you know from experience: those who refresh others will themselves be refreshed. 

Of course, we shouldn’t give to get. And we also must apply God’s wisdom when it comes to setting boundaries and avoiding burnout. But Jesus is the King of an upside-down Kingdom where:

The last will be first.
The greatest will be a servant.
Those who give up their life will save it.

Jesus even told a story of a poor woman who gave more than anyone else—because she gave everything she had *(Mark 12:41-44).*

We don’t have to be rich to be generous; we just need a heart that is willing to give and serve.

So today, instead of a scarcity mindset, let’s have a mindset of abundance. Our God has unlimited strength, power, and resources.

*A Prayer For A Heart Of Generosity*
Father God, You have been so generous to us. Help us to have the same willingness to be generous. Let us generosly bless and refresh others as You have blessed us. In Jesus’ Mighty Name, Amen.

—Books and IAOM Merch Shop
It Ain’t Over Ministries has cleaned out our library and we are making some of the books available for purchase. These books have been well kept and well cared for.  All prices are negotiable, and if you’d like to make a deal for a bundle of books, just reach out to us at: admin@itaintover.net and we’ll work something out. Also check out our Merch shop and be looking for new designs coming soon. All proceeds go back into the Ministry for funding of our outreach programs.
https://iaom1.com/books-for-sale/ Books for sale.

https://iaom1.com/merch-shop/#!/ IAOM Merch shop

—Books and IAOM Merch Shop
It Ain’t Over Ministries has cleaned out our library and we are making some of the books available for purchase. These books have been well kept and well cared for.  All prices are negotiable, and if you’d like to make a deal for a bundle of books, just reach out to us at: admin@itaintover.net and we’ll work something out. Also check out our Merch shop and be looking for new designs coming soon. All proceeds go back into the Ministry for funding of our outreach programs.
https://iaom1.com/books-for-sale/ Books for sale.

https://iaom1.com/merch-shop/#!/ IAOM Merch shop

THE HIGH COST OF UNVETTED TRUST: BIBLICAL WISDOM ON NATIONAL, SPIRITUAL, AND MINISTERIAL BOUNDARIES

1/ Proverbs 20:16 in the NASB 1995 reads: "Take his garment when he becomes surety for a stranger; And for foreigners, hold him in pledge." While modern ears might find this instruction severe, Scripture is providing an essential lesson on stewardship, governance, and spiritual boundaries.

2/ On a physical and economic level, standing as surety means guaranteeing the debt of another person. Biblical wisdom warns that co-signing for a stranger without collateral or proof of character is financial recklessness. Entrusting capital to unproven individuals invites ruin for households, corporations, and entire nations.

3/ Today, political movements frequently weaponize Old Testament commands to love the stranger, selectively stripping those verses of their original context. Ancient biblical law did extend hospitality to foreigners, but it explicitly required assimilation, obedience to the law of the land, and a commitment to the nation's God and moral order.

4/ Socialist and progressive ideologies warp these scriptures to justify open-ended state funding and unchecked immigration. True Christian charity is voluntary, sacrificial, and wise. Forcing taxpayers to act as financial guarantors for unvetted foreigners is not compassion; it is state-mandated recklessness that violates biblical principles of stewardship.

5/ When leaders compel a country to assume responsibility for individuals who have not demonstrated worthiness or a commitment to assimilate, they destroy the foundation of the nation state. A government that bankrupts its own citizens to fund unproven entities abdicates its primary duty: to protect and serve its own household first.

6/ On a spiritual level, this verse addresses the guardrails of the mind and heart. In scripture, garments represent our moral standing, thoughts, words, and choices. When you become surety for a stranger spiritually, you are allowing unvetted ideas, worldly philosophies, or destructive habits to take host in your soul.

7/ This same betrayal occurs within controlling and abusive Christian ministries. When spiritual leaders twist the Word of God by blending it with Greek philosophy, secular ideologies, or humanistic psychology to dominate others, they give in to their own evil inclination. By substituting man's wisdom for divine truth, they cross over into the realm of spiritual idolatry.

8/ These abusive systems surrender the pure garments of faith to foreign deceptions. By replacing biblical truth with psychological manipulation and authoritarian control, they abandon true shepherdhood and lead believers onto the other side of spiritual corruption.

9/ God calls His people to be generous, but never naive. Genuine compassion always operates within the framework of order, law, and absolute truth. Whether in national policy, church leadership, or personal faith, true strength requires discerning boundaries over reckless sentimentality and subtle heresy.