unforgivable sin which is of god's e&ection refuses the holy spirit to speak through them that is unforgiblebraden indiana braden is seven years old my question how did d come to be thank you pastor hari for teachingrg your sure welcome really happy you're interested ig studying god's word braden it makes our daone we see you people particularly taken an interest in the letter that god wrote to them exodus 3 verse 14 moses had been contacted by the lord lordgave him instruction. what i nt you to do mos you go to pharaoh taaferro most powerful man the world let my people go than i want to delete my people israel out of egypt and into the promised land moses thought about that him and said you know god, to go down there and you say we st me upset moses you tell them i am ideology of the word he's always bn e always will be you can be anything he wants to be a tug god came into being was i am that i am a know that's hard even for adults sometimes to get their arms around much less the seven again braden were happy you're studying with those you keep plowing proud of you some cindy arkansas can

hangnail is because an offense is different than a full-blown case of bitterness, resentment and unforgiveness you've gotten into hating anybody. you're just a little bit miffed, just a little bit sour. they just did a little something and maybe you didn't shut them totally out of your life, but you just got this little thing now that you're just kind of like, hmm. well, and then you get maybe two or three or those, four, five, six, get a whole bunch of them and it actually begins to affect your walk with god. jesus offended people and he said that he was the stone that they stumbled over. the word "offense" can mean a little rock that people stumble over. it can be a big stone that people stumble over, but the point is is when we get offended, it causes us to fall down and stumble and stop making progress. i want you to say with me, "when i am offended." >> audience: when i am offended. >> joyce: "i don't make spiritual progress." >> audience: i don't make spiritual progress. >> joyce: see, we need to take care of those things so we can continue to grow in god. and then it comes from a greek

second, unforgiveness makes me miserable and third, i will need forgiveness in the future. forgive for them, for us. >> i don't want to be tied to that person emotionally the rest of my life. >> the gun itself, kay, i always feel i campaigned a lot about gun control. one of the aspects i don't cover a lot is the suicide rate through guns. in states there are more guns, there tend to be more suicides. you talked very movingly, rick, after sandy hook and other shootings about the gun culture in america. this is another example but it's touched your family. what can be done about this? is there anything that can be done about it? >> i think, piers, there are multiple angles we have to hit on this because we are in a culture of violence. but it's -- there's the mental health issue, there's the social issue of kids are growing up playing video games and might have shot 30, 40,000 people before they're 16. >> and dehumanized in that thought process. >> dehumanized. it's fun. there's that culture. then, there is the issue of gun control. they don't call an assault rifle an assault

there are unforge unforgettable stories and images of survival. this picture of a woman and 2 children taking cover. then the rescue caught on tape. man also league on the floor crawls slowly to reach them. fechl picks up the little girl. and then takes the young boy in his arms. crouching low as they run between kiosk towards safety. across the atrium in the supermarket shots rocky ou out, 19-year-old person hid for 4 hours under a pile of suitcases. her brother texted her that the attackers were killing non-muslim and sent her an islamic prayer to memorize. >> memorize this. >> in case they found you. >> yes. in case they found me. >> you would have been able to recite it. >> yes. if [ saying prayer]. >> she said it was her own prayer that got her through the ordeal. >> honestly i was praying the whole entire time. >> there are still more than 50 people missing including civilian and terrorists buried under that rubble flt. mit ken why president says he has a team to study the attack and determine which country the attackers came from. this is a

second, unforgiveness makes me missable and miserable and, third, i will need forgiveness in the future don't forgive for them, for us. >> i don't want to be tied to that person emotionally the rest of my life. >> the gun itself, kay, i always feel i campaigned a lot about gun control. one of the aspects i don't cover a lot is the suicide rate through guns. in states there are more guns, there tend to be more suicides. you talked very movingly, rick, after sandy hook and other shootings about the gun culture in america. this is another example but it's touched your family. what can be done about this? is there anything that can be done about it? >> i think, piers, there are multiple angles we have to hit on this because we are in a culture of violence. but it's -- there's the mental health issue, there's the social issue of kids are growing up playing video games and might have shot 30, 40,000 people before they're 16. >> and dehumanized in that thought process. >> dehumanized. it's fun. there's that culture. then there is the issue of gun control. and they don't call an assault rifle a

second, unforgiveness makes me missable and miserable and, third, i will need forgiveness in the future don't forgive for them, for us. >> i don't want to be tied to that person emotionally the rest of my life. >> the gun itself, kay, i always feel i campaigned a lot about gun control. one of the aspects i don't cover a lot is the suicide rate through guns. in states there are more guns, there tend to be more suicides. you talked very movingly, rick, after sandy hook and other shootings about the gun culture in america. this is another example but it's touched your family. what can be done about this? is there anything that can be done about it? >> i think, piers, there are multiple angles we have to hit on this because we are in a culture of violence. but it's -- there's the mental health issue, there's the social issue of kids are growing up playing video games and might have shot 30, 40,000 people before they're 16. >> and dehumanized in that thought process. >> dehumanized. it's fun. there's that culture. then there is the issue of gun control. and they don't call an assault rifle a

cruise shop economics are unforgives.y pay to get on the ship that counts it's what they spend that's on board that is the bottom line. the bottom line for arnold donald is to now reposition carnival, rebuild his reputation and sail the ships. >> the retail shops are open. we have all kind of specialty beverages. r >> reporter: you know what i'm hearing, ka-ching, ka-ching, ka-ching? >> which you should be hearing excited guests enjoying the time of their lives. >> reporter: ka-ching. >> yes, that, too. >> reporter: and that going to need that ka-ching, considering carnival is the largest cruise line in the world. 110 ships and 10 separate brands, it's big. >> you try to make the case that the problems they have affect only less than 1% of their clients. this is truly a pr thing. it's hurt them seriously? >> not only them, but the industry. first and foremost with travel agents, with the main source of the distribution, they're not happy. so they're reaching out, having conversations, doing the best they can. they've got