of course the who has the victory to he would give the victory referring to of course jesus christ psalm we see israel's redeemer christ and his work continued it is a big cam again that meaning and graven lysosome poráon and graven in stone or in your mind of david and saul went in they wat the house kill him historically reviewed discussing i want you to understand what was going on what david's mindset was when he wrote this particular psalm has to deal with first samuel 19 verse 11 what was going on there saul cplications one off his rocker basicallye was going nuts on david then the philistis attacked again once ain david was very successful in that war i think it got worse saul actually jealousy bome a big part of saul's problem jealousy can cae people to do terrible terrible things will happen when david went ck to jerusalem his wife michal which whistles daughter warned david 50 sta the whole night here you would be dead by morning she lowered david down the window so could escape she made up a fake substut for david when somebody looked in to therquarters they would see and thin

this reading is from the 23rd psalm. will you read together with me? the lord is my shepherd. i shall not want. he maketh me to lie down in green pastures. he leadeth me beside the still waters. he restoreth my soul.

that's really unusual to see a prophecy like this in the book of psalms, but the psalms were, after all, mostly written by david, and david sat on a throne, and that throne that he sat on is in one of these three nations of israel that are discussed here in particular. three of them, in particular. there are more, but god is focusing on three of them. and there is a job, then, for god's very elect to proclaim that message about that throne in the midst of all these problems because that throne is going to solve all of our problems on this earth because these problems that you see around you are a sign that jesus christ, or the messiah, is about to come, and he's going to rule from that throne and bring us all the abundant joy and happiness and prosperity that we've always desired but have never been able to achieve. notice verse 4 of psalm 83. this is very revealing, and you can see it's a deceitful alliance. "they have said, come, and let us cut them off from being a nation; that the name of israel may be no more in remembrance." now, those are strong words. here we have israel, which

and then psalms 37. it will wash your mind, it will renew your mind, and your mind will submit to the authority of god. when the words of god enter your mind, strength comes. the secret of strength is not determination; it's the absorption of words of god. daniel said, "he spoke, and i was strengthened." "he spoke, and i was strengthened." the third law that you must never forget is the law of recognition. the law of recognition. write this down. everything you want is close to you merely awaiting your recognition of it. something you're not seeing is hurting you. something you don't know about is close to you. true story... did you hear about the gold rush back in the 1800s? true story... a young couple wanted to find gold, so they sold their little farm and began to go all across america, trying to -- and ended up in england, bankrupt. years pass, they decide to come back to the states. they borrowed some money, came back. they said, "we wanna see where our little farm was." they never found gold. and

this reading is from the 23rd psalm. will you read together with me? the lord is my shepherd.keth me to lie down in green pastures. he leadeth me beside the still waters. he restoreth my soul. he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. yea, though i walk through the valley of the shadow of death, i will fear no evil. for thou art with me. thy rod and thy staff, they comfort me. thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies. thou anointest my head with oil. my cup runneth over. surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and i will dwell in the house of the lord forever. let us pray. almighty and eternal god, we have gathered today to honor our fallen colleagues who died while serving their nation. these whom we regard as civilian sailors, as shipmates, were beloved fathers and mothers, grandfathers and grandmothers, sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, and they were our colleagues, our neighbors, our friends. as we remember them this day, we give thanks for what they have meant to us. for their love, for thei

this reading is from the 23rd psalm. will you read together with me. the lord is my shepherd. stillwaters. he restores my soul. he leads me in the paths of righteousness for his namesake. although i walk through the valley of the shadow of death, i will fear no evil. you are with me, my rod and my staff, they comfort me. thou prepares the table before me in the presence of my enemies and anoint my head with oil, my cup runs over. surely, goodness and mercy shall follow me all days of my life and i will dwell in the house of the lord forever. let usñr pray. almighty and eternal god, we have gatheredÑ fallen colleagues who died while serving their nation. these whom we regard as civilian sailors, as shipmates were beloved fathers and mothers, grandfathers and grandmothers, you bind us their wounds and the families and the friends of those whom we have lost, we are reminded by the psalmest whether we ascend to the heights or descend to the depths or take the wings of the mourn and dwell in the utter most parts of the we walk through the valley of the shadow of death your height h

this reading is from the 23rd psalm. will you read together with me? the lord is my shepherd.s. he leadeth me beside the still waters. he restoreth my soul. he leadeth me in the paths of the righteousness for his name sake. though i walk through the valley of the shadow of death, i will fear no evil. for thou art with me. thy rod and thy staff, they comfort me. thousand preparest a table before he in the presence of mine enemies. thou anointest my head with oil. my cup runeth over. surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life. and i will dwell in the house of the lord forever. let us pray. almighty and eternal god, we have gathered today to honor our fallen colleagues who died while serving their nation. these who we regard as civilian sailors, as shipmates, were beloved fathers and mothers, grandfathers and grandmothers, sons and daughters, brothers and sisters. and they were our colleagues, our neighbors, our friends. as we remember them this day, we give thanks for what they have meant to us. for their love. for their courage. for their dedication to se

you have invaded the chamber where i wrote all of my 150 psalms. ( gasps ) i hope you enjoy hearing them number one: "blessed is the man who... " ( all crying ) what do you hit them with? there's no mallet. you can stop satan with your faith. my face? you calling me ugly? no, no, no, no. i think you're beautiful. oh, that's it. ( screaming ) ooh, what can i get you, little christian? how about a noah's ark of jellies? oh, are there two of every flavor? nope, they're all the same. plain. oh. how about a maude mask? ( as maude ): i'm maude. god is super. can i sit in the car? let's both sit in the car. a bible park without beer? ( snorts ): now i've seen everything. and this candy is sub-par. any religion that embraces carob is, uh, not for carl carlson. oh, hey, get out of the way, pal. you're blocking the exit. oh, ho, you want me to stamp your hand so you can get back in? don't you dare. bye, everybody. what a rip-off. it ain't even worth torching. whoa. where's everyone going? what's wrong? this place is the height of tedium. yar, she blows. oh, maude, i turned your dream of a christia

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morning sun ♪ i am grateful ♪ >>> this is a key part of sister joan chittister's life, praying the psalms with others in her benedictine monastic community. and this, too, is her life. writing. she has written more than 40 books on the spiritual life that together have sold over a million copies. her often provocative statements, she has called the catholic church "one of the last bastions of sexism" and characterized its position on abortion as "more pro-birth than pro-life" have made her a heroine to some, a rebel to others. she is also a familiar face at public protests, speaking out against nuclear arms, war and poverty. >> i have a disease called justice. i can spot injustice at a great distance and feel compelled to confront it. >> she has long advocated for catholic women's ordination and a greater voice for lay people. and she has rankled her church's hierarchy on a host of other issues. scrutiny of women relgious? >> terrible, unacceptable, divisive and unnecessary. >> ongoing revelations of sexual abuse and the coverup by hierarchy? >> an infection in the body of the church. >>

had campaigned on a plan to sign him seek an anti green tax platform we could be expounded in the psalms you will soon run in the elections and likely to secure a seat in the senate now to my colleague andrew farmer spoke to a lot seasons in france about the songes bid for office he's got the power to pull votes away from other australian anti-establishment parties such as family firsts the pirate party and the sex party you heard that right those three opposition parties he has the power to to to get get attention away from them just with his name alone and also with his campaign because it's been very colorful hasn't yes it has absolutely his campaign for a seat in australia senate as you mentioned has consisted mostly of social media blitz is in virtual town hall meetings along with a mullet wig music video where the candidates recorded his own version of oz icon john farnham activism and you're the voice of that you. didn't please the president of ecuador too much that this was shot in the ecuadorian embassy but that's another story altogether but i have been making some serious poin

-- having had a minister as a father, and been fascinated by listening to the prophets and to the psalmsyou know, parts of the new testament, and knowing them -- you know, whole bits that i can quote by heart, but um finally, it didn't work for me. and according to the legend -- and buddhism doesn't make any uh, idea about, you know, god wrote -- god wrote this text, and it's absolutely literally true, every bit of it. legend may be legend, you know, but the legend also comes out of something important. and in the legend, um having had his great experience, uh the buddha's thinking about how can other people have that great experience. and he says 'cause he had this full brahman upbringing, with all of the gods and all of the religious trappings, and everything. she says to himself, yes, but suppose people don't have that, suppose people don't know any that, or suppose people have been taught it, but can believe it. some people just can't believe. he said, what about them? is there anything that nobody can deny? and he thought about that for a while. this is the legend. and he said, yes,

i believe you have a right to psalms 91, the protection of god of anthrax or no anthrax. second is uncommon wisdom. the next 12 months you will make decisions out of the wisdom of god that will make up for every loss that you have encountered in the last 12 months of your life. number three, he said he would call somebody to bless you, even in drought you would flourish. i'm going to ask god to give you somebody, you don't need everybody, just the right person to show you favor. to show you favor. it only takes one person to move you from the prison to the palace. uncommon financial favor. somebody who can bless your socks off. number four, those that would be of you, your family, rise up. i was in tennessee and a woman walks up. she had a tall, lanky husband and she said, remember that $58 seed. i said, yes, ma'am. she said, looked at me and said, this is him. she had put his name on a check for $58 and said, god, i'm not trying to buy a miracle, i'm asking for a harvest. he was saved 14 days later. i pray today for 300 miracles in 30very -- 300 families. i'm not talking

psalms 37:4, if you find your delight in god he'll give you the desires of the heart.t she is. she's one of my desires. to be with me forever, and being that i'm in here, my hope's based upon all that. and i feel if i didn't have that hope, things would be tore up, and that's what the drawing represents, my hope. >> it's not easy being in love with a prisoner. you know, i think because i'm a strong woman, i'm a strong person, that's what, you know, makes me deal with all this drama. love will make you do the most stupidest things. but it's worth it. if that person loves you back, it's worth it. i think he's worth it. >> i'm into drugs, i'm in the fast lane. yvonne's not. i mean, she's a godly person, but she got a big heart, so she let the home boys that didn't have a place come to her house, so that's how i met her. >> before me and him hooked up together he was telling me about his life. he had a drug problem before. he never wanted to go back to it, you know. i'm like, okay, i can deal with that, you know. but then he started hanging with the wrong crew, with the wr

those are typical psalms that david wrote to comfort a depressed teen. then these immature religious jewish day school so right away every holiday made since. the typical jokes, they tried to kill us, they didn't win, let's eat. so for me, passover was my father's store. it was almost like being a kennedy. my father is telling me things happening in the real world. he did tell me when i was very little about having a nazi make him not to -- matzo. >> when you which is you for the first time and you were there with your father and people started gathering. they recognized him and they would say he saved us. tell us about that. >> it's true. when i was 10 my brother was 13, my older brother, and for a present for him we went to israel. we were not rich. i remember going to seven stops and i thought it got dizzy athens and rome and paris. finally we arrived, and we went to jerusalem and we went into this park and my father was admiring the fact that there were so many trees and the country was green and saying how things could be born out of the dust and sa

about jefferson wrote about his bio or his personal diaries is that men were not allowed to vote the psalmswere the guys who carried the messages between communities but only the women voted that in those communities you didn't have war you did have a. a reasonable distribution of wealth you did have you know multigenerational high quality life so i think you know testosterone poisoning is killing our planet frankly i think that we need women in power in norway there's their constitution requires forty percent of all their legislators to be women i think that's a good start jeremy in reston virginia a germy you want to talk about obamacare. yeah thank you for taking my call. here we go again with another with the republicans once again threatening government shutdown they're putting obamacare is on the menu yeah big they dried out today. could you please i guess tell me what the difference between obamacare is and what the republicans are offering to they get that they now have a counteroffer just so you know i can be well informed sure thanks a lot for the call jeremy my understanding of t

psalm 103, verses 8 to 12. and gracious, lovingkindness. strive with us, his anger forever. accordinghe earth, toward those who fear him. is from the west, transgressions from us." god's holy word. together. that you have loved us and and kind to us. ourselves to you always. name, amen! of a man whose faith a time. may differ, failing is common to all of us. 22 to 32 says, jesus) made the disciples ahead of him to the other the crowds away. the crowds away, by himself to pray; he was there alone. a long distance from the by the waves; was contrary. the night he came to them, the sea. him walking on the sea, said, 'it is a ghost!' out in fear. spoke to them, saying, i; do not be afraid.' 'lord, if it is you, water.' and he said, 'come!' out of the boat, water and came toward jesus. he became frightened, he cried out, 'lord, save me!' stretched out his hand and d said to him, why did you doubt?' boat, the wind stopped. the boat worshiped him, certainly god's son!'" kept his eyes on jesus, peter became frightened by began to sink. lord kept him afloat. their eyes off of jesus circumstanc

and my prayer for you, on this, your first birthday, is psalm, that in all you do, you shall prosper.you. have a wonderful, wonderful day. celebration. thank you. >> how about a celebration song. if there's something that you can do at home while you're feeling wonderful like us right now, is get online, get that bethematch kit and send it in. we're a human family. the match might not come from your brother or your sister or an immediate relative. it might come from someone in another country. it might come from someone that you never even imagined. make sure that you get -- whoever you are, you're a match for somebody. >> we all did it. it's easy. it doesn't hurt. it takes two seconds. you've got to do it. >> and everybody have cake for breakfast. >>> let's do a little bit of weather. it feels so good. let's start with a sunny shot out of seattle, by the way. why not? why not start with a beautiful, sunny picture. and thank you, for sending it in. park city, utah, a double-rainbow there. it's all good. when that little chill ones from the bottom of your spin at sunday at 4:44 p.m., t

in psalm 133, it says that unity is like the anointing, and then it goes on to say in verse 3, "it's like the dew of [lofty] mount hermon and the dew that comes out of the hills of zion; for there the lord has commanded the blessing, even life forevermore." so where is there blessing? not where there's war and trouble and frustration and upset and hatred and bitterness and resentment and offense, but there's blessing where there is unity. there is anointing where there is unity. so let me just be real simple about it. we have an anointing on the inside of us, but that anointing is released as we make a determined effort in the power of the holy spirit to stay and live in peace. now, how many of you, if i were to walk in here and say, "how many of you need more peace," how many of you would have stuck your hand up? all right, well, i'm gonna give you just a little, tiny course correction. you don't need more peace, you need to start using the peace that you already have on the inside of you. we don't need peace. we need to access peace. we need to cast our care on god. stop worrying a

psalm thing here, the good news is in a technology era, you don't need seven years of runway to build plant and you don't need $250 million or $500 million whatever it would cost to build one, things can happen quickly as you know well better than anybody. >> not to be a downer, but given the potential for a government shutdown, what would that mean to the housing market considering new federally backed mortgage applications wouldn't get processed. how do you see that? >> well, you know, we're sort of watching the situation real close over here. we haven't heard exactly what fha is going to do, fannie and freddie. we're processing loans as normal as usual. i guess if it happens, you know, i don't know if they know what's going to happen with those agencies at this point. so we're watching it closely. and until that clock hits zero, we're business as usual. >> every once in a while, dan, we hear the government needs to bail out some aspect of detroit whether it's pensions or something. there's times when i think maybe just some public/private partnership might be in order and then ther

to power tony abbott set to take the reins for the general election we can expound to join in the psalms is one of those hoping for a senate seat. and thousands protest and then four in the latest revelations on america's efforts to break open the online data concerns voiced over the german government's reaction. coming up it's the big picture here elsie statement. hey guys i'm abby martin welcome to breaking the set sad news to report today prominent yemeni activist even a human has died at the young age of twenty four been known causes during his all too short yet remarkable life by him fought for a better yemen by leading the crusade against an illegal and a horrifying us drone war that has killed as many as four thousand four hundred people to date according to bureau of investigative journalism his words from a two thousand and twelve op ed in new york times still resonate with the exact same power and today and he writes quote drone strikes are causing more and more yemenis to hate america and join radical militants they're not driven by ideology but rather by a sense of revenge an