Religion vs Spirituality | Michael McAdams

Michael McAdams was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, known as the City of the Seven Hills. He was raised in a Christian household surrounded by family members who valued faith and spirituality. His uncle, John W. Sullivan, was a passionate Pentecostal preacher who founded churches in Florida and Kentucky, including the largest in Middletown, Ohio. Wilma Jean Jones, Michael’s mother, frequently played piano during church services. Michael’s grandmother, Mary Culbertson, was called to the ministry at age 30. She often spoke of how God communicated with her through her heart. She received sermons and song lyrics dictated to her mind, which she used in her sermons and singing. Mary always acknowledged these gifts as from God and felt privileged to receive them. As Michael matured, his strong foundation of faith proved beneficial, and he remains a sincere seeker of truth. He remains open today to all sources of spiritual and psychic information. At twenty, Michael enlisted in the U.S. Army and was stationed in Germany for two years. At that time, he was married, and his wife and daughter joined him in Germany. They had an apartment off-base, and his second daughter was born there. After returning from the Army, Michael worked for GM in Cincinnati and also served as a sales manager for Sheraton Hotels in Dayton, booking commercial events.

Even as a child, Michael questioned church teachings, always feeling there was more to discover. With a solid faith foundation, he explored various spiritual and psychic topics. “When the student is ready, a teacher will appear,” suited Michael well, as he met people who recommended books or speakers that guided him further along his path. Michael has always felt intuitive and soon learned he could receive information and messages for others by holding objects like jewelry, keys, or items that carried a person’s vibration—techniques known as psychometry. He was given a table as a reader at a Cincinnati spiritual event and performed readings at their monthly meetings. Michael believes his mission in this lifetime is to serve as a bridge between those with a biblical faith background and those with a spiritual one, offering enlightenment and truth through the messages and teachings he shares, inspired by his mother, Wilma Jean Jones.

Wilma Jean Jones attended many of these spiritual events and, with an open mind, discovered her own ability to tune into others and receive guidance from their spirit teachers or angels. She began teaching classes for those interested in developing their spiritual abilities. Wilma Jean spoke publicly to women’s groups, was featured in several newspaper articles, and appeared on Cincinnati television discussing her abilities. This eventually led her to conduct dedicated sessions in which she received messages and teachings from spirit teachers and angels, which now make up three volumes of the book "An Angel Told Me So."

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