of gospel radio. privilege to stand before you today to honor sheila jackson lee. osma music has always been the heartbeat of the community, -- gospel music has always been the heartbeat of the community. as a representative of gospel radio i'm here to express deep gratitude to congresswoman lee for having an unwavering commitment to preserving our culture through radio, we are able to bring the word and power of gospel music to homes, churches and communities. we are more than just music, we are the voice of a movement, uplifting spirits and caring timeless messages of faith, love and unity. as we stand in this historic place, we recognize gospel music tells the story of stucco -- struggles, trials and commitments. we remain dedicated to amplifying the message so that the legacy of gospel music continues to thrive. thank you again to congresswoman sheila jackson lee for your vision, leadership and advocacy she's always had toward this genre. because of her the voice of gospel will continue to sing lo

there's a gospel, peter. there's a gospel of james. there's a gospel of thomas pass some very important information that's not in the canonical gospels supposed to loan vehicles that we need some fascinating to compare them. and so, but they is very little agreement to be found between the individual takes the score, say most, we can deduce likelihood, zillow, presume, areas of probability, but very little can be stated with any degree of certainty or to drill domestic security to the in addition to the religious accounts arrest of soul success switches the historians of antiquity, such as tacitus, see tony, as most importantly, slaves. you see the services that sits the lady. as you'll see, this is a jewish historian, a man who collaborated with the roman switch. and as in his writings, the address to a roman population tells us that jesus was put on the cross by poetry assignment under the principle of type areas through christopher the 2 bath. as with copies of the gospels, historians are faced with the issue of the surviving uses.

they are also known as the canonical gospels. there are 4 gospels. unfortunately, we do not have the manuscripts written by the apostles themselves. we want to get as close as possible to the text to the root, and that is the significance of the critics. so 90 goes. however, some historians view the choice of the full gospels recognized by the church as arbitrary because there are in fact, dozens of other unofficial gospels and known as the new testament upon booking sicily, they are talking for gospels, who is the ones excluded from the church, canada or later texts from a period between the 2nd and 4th centuries. there typically come from christian sources, but have a hint of the pen testicles to jenn me. only will you never you, there's a gospel, peter. there's a gospel of james. there's a gospel of thomas has some very important information that's not in the canonical gospels supposed to loan depot. so it's fascinating to compare those. and so, but they is very little agreement to be found between the individual text will say most we can deduce l

advocacy for gospel music. we have been able to continue to play gospel music throughout our airwaves, throughout the country. and so i'm just going to ask that our president of, the national association of gospel radio, come and just share some remarks on behalf of gospel radio minister mark ballard. on. thank you so much, c.j.. civility is both an honor and privilege to stand before you in celebration of gospel music month and honor the remarkable congresswoman sheila jackson lee. gospel music has always been the heartbeat of our community, offering hope, healing, inspiration, and countless souls across generations. as representative of gospel radio, i'm here to express our deep gratitude for congresswoman lee, our unwavering commitment to preserving the vital piece of our cultural fabric through radio. we're able to reach the airwaves, bringing the word and the power of gospel music to homes churches and communities, not juster but around the world. we're more than just music. we're the voice of a movement,

peter forced people to listen attentively to the words of the gospel gospel. the apostle peter was one of the first to see the savior jesus of nazareth and, leaving everything, followed him. the apostle paul was completely different from the apostle peter, way of life, character, education. holy scripture tells us that saint paul received a very good education for that time, advanced in knowledge of biblical books, jewish tradition, but... one of the most zealous preachers of the gospel, which unites the holy apostles peter and paul, people not only completely different, but one might say, absolutely opposite, they will be united by the grace of god, the gospel of christ, the holy church. this is the deepest thought of today's holiday. christ came into this world to suffer, be crucified. and be resurrected, and then open the gates of the kingdom of heaven for every person. that is why the doors of the church are open to everyone; completely different people gather in its bosom. keeping christ's commandments is an obligatory and completely necessary task for ev

on this day , we remember one of the most important events in the gospel history, which occurred shortly before the savior's suffering on the cross. three evangelists tell about it. matthew, mark and luke. jesus, taking with him the apostles peter, john and james, went to mount tabor to pray. during the prayer, his face suddenly changed and shone, his clothes became dazzlingly shiny. and two people were talking to him, these were moses, elijah, the old testament prophets, who appeared in the radiance of heavenly glory. they spoke about the exodus that christ was to accomplish in jerusalem. peter, james, and john were at that time weighed down by sleep, but when they awoke, they saw the radiance of his glory, and two men standing next to him. experiencing unearthly joy, the apostle peter said to jesus: "master, how good it is for us to be here, let us arrange three here." listen to him, and when the voice fell silent, it turned out that jesus was standing near the apostles alone, as before. the disciples kept this event in secret and did not tell anyone about what they had seen until chri

how can we preach the saving gospel? of information, so many words have been said that modern man simply gets lost in this information whirlpool. people get tired of endless advertising offers, loud headlines, bright... pictures, in this case, the only effective means of christian preaching becomes an active lifestyle. a christian does not so much talk about the gospel as he lives according to it, speaks with his life, by embodying those principles, ideals that the savior of the world showed us. and this exalted way of life is preached daily in silence. telling everyone around us that christ has indeed risen; anything that is different always attracts attention. the life of a christian differs from the generally accepted way of behavior, differs in the pursuit of virtue and avoidance of sin, a kind and merciful attitude towards others, a thrifty attitude towards property and other people's work. all this makes people around them pay attention to the christian and become interested in the gospel, and human attention today

all the preachers gathered together and the fact that we talk about the gospel and reflect on the gospel and to do this very ancient practice and one of us preaches the gospel, and it is as if the whole community as thought reflected and we are preaching together, prepare meals together and we are living together. one of the most attractive aspects of our parish is not just that the sacraments are going on but the quality of the sacraments, availability of the sacraments and the joy of the sacraments that radiates from that dominican community in san francisco. what a pleasure to be there. >> and there is beautiful music. the best in san francisco. and your communications which is an important part of modern preaching is wonderful. we have about a minute and a half left. what message do you want to leave the viewers with? >> leave your faith boldly but with joy. we need to be bold about our faith but also people should see that we are different. we are happy because we have the gospel. >> jesus says, i have come that my joy may be in you and your joy may be complete, may be full. our vis

we are happy because we have the gospel. >> indeed. jesus said i have come that my joy might be in you and that your joy might be complete, might be full. our vision for our whole provenance is to radiate the joy of the gospel in san francisco here in the heart of the city. and we are joyful at saint dominic's one of his nicknames was the joyful fryer. that joy is like a light. the fire spread without being diminished. we make the boldest witness that we can we are simply joyful and living as catholics. >> if a catholic wants to have a great homily or intellectual experience he will seek out a dominican church. the preaching will be good, there will be something good happening in the basement. there will be good art, good music. there is no question people are making a really great impression. by the way, saint dominic is famous for the rosary. >> yep. we wear the rosary. we pray it every day. the gospel on a string. thank you very much for being here. thank you for telling us all about the dominicans and the archdiocese of san francis

we see ourselves very much continuing that apostolic command to go and preach the gospel.he last thing jesus said, go preach . and we take that very seriously. if that is your last will and testament, we take that to heart and we are the only religious group that is named, not provided us, we are not osd, order of saint dominic. the only order name for what we do, op. order of preachers. that you said in the beginning. you know your latin. >> i tried to say it. it seems to me the culture we are living in today has weakened families, we can do community, the most network culture and yet everyone is alone with his own preferences with his ipad. i am not dissing technology, but where do we find community? >> you cannot have a real relationship with an instagram account. it cannot love you back. right. >> have you tried? >> we have been friends too long. >> you mentioned with young people, you don't run schools for the most part. preachers and brothers. you do do college . >> a lot of what we do, we set up school centers next to secular universities for two years and was the c

in the gospel of mark he asks the pharisees.came to nazareth, where he had been raised, and entered the synagogue as was his custom on the sabbath day, and stood up to read. he was given the book of the prophet isaiah. luke's account confirms that jesus could at least read hebrew. and then the apostle luke tells how much the townspeople were surprised by this fact. and so he began to read. and the first question that was asked his fellow tribesmen, how did he know the scripture without studying, meaning that he did not receive any formal education, everyone knew. what was the level of literacy in his native nazareth and even the very fact of reading a written text by him already surprised his fellow tribesmen. go ahead. i wonder if jesus could write? there is only one instance in the bible where he writes. of course, if he could read. knew how to write, but the gospels have not preserved for us information about any written text left by him, except that when a woman taken in adultery was brought to him, he drew in the sand. as i

in the gospel of mark he asks the pharisees. have you never read what david did when he was in need and hungry? or, haven't you read this in scripture? it is unlikely that he would have asked such questions if he himself could not read. there is another clue in the gospel of luke: and he came to nazareth, where he had been raised, and entered the synagogue as was his custom on the sabbath day, and stood up to read. he was given the book of the prophet isaiah. luke's account confirms that jesus at least could read hebrew. a further, the apostle luke tells how much the townspeople were surprised by this fact. let's move on, i wonder, did jesus know how to write? there is only one instance in the bible where he writes. of course, if he knew how to read, he knew how to write, but the gospel did not preserve for us information about any written text he left, except that when a woman was brought to him, taken as an adulterer. he was drawing in the sand. as it is said in the gospel of john, in order to stop an angry crowd ready to thro

, gospel, greek word. glory to the father and the son and the holy spirit, now and ever and unto ages of ages. amen. jesus christ's nativity here, the betrothal of his former mother mary joseph, before even reaching him, having found himself in the womb of the holy spirit, joseph, i am a righteous husband, and even if you reprove her, let her go as you please, this is what i thought for him, this angel the lord appeared to him in a dream, saying. joseph, son of david, do not be afraid, accept miriam your wife, having been born in her, she is holy from the spirit, and she will give birth to a son, you will call his name jesus, for he will save people own from their sin, but this all came to pass, that what was spoken of the lord by the prophet might be fulfilled: she may become gray in her womb, and give birth to a son. they will call his name emman , as we can say, god is with us, and joseph rose from sleep, and made the angel of the lord like palevilema, and received his wife, and i do not know, but until

but you... fulfilling the gospel of his beloved son, our lord jesus christ.et us hear the holy gospel. and the belly is without light for man, the light shines in the darkness, the darkness does not embrace him. in the beginning was the word, the word was with god, the word was god, it was in the beginning with god, everything began to be through him, without him nothing began to be, that... he came for testimony, to testify of the light, so that all believed through him. he was not the light, but was sent to testify to the light. the true light that enlightens everyone a man coming into the world, he was in the world, and the world began to be through him, and the world did not know him, he came to his own, and his own did not accept him, bethel in aber aunamen tuwarden, he gave the power to be children to those who believe in his name god, who were born not of blood, not of the will of the flesh, not of the will of man, but of god, and the word became flesh. truth, and we saw his glory, glory as the only begotten from the father. john testifies of him, and

or the gospels of st.ich is the universal language of the catholic church. but in english people will be familiar with this. while they were max jesus took the bread spoke a blessing and broke it. and he gave it to the disciples saying, take and eat. this is my body. let's listen in. this is the lamb of god. lord i am not worthy that you should enter under my roof but only say the word and my soul shall be healed. the holy father the ministers are partaking in holy communion. holy communion is going to be distributed to the congregation here here in st. peters square. and all we have about 30,000 people and many more are still coming. the blessing will take place at mid-day or 12 hours if you like. the choir leading us in a communion, is our passover the lamb sacrificed. therefore let us keep the feast of lulu yeah, hallelujah. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we are watching life photos from vatican. it's easter sunday and we are watching the holy mass and i have with me re

the archdeacon asks for a blessing to read the gospel. according to the established liturgical tradition, specific passages from the gospel are selected in accordance with the events of the church calendar on that day. behold, jerusalem the verb, where the king of the jews is born, you see his star in the east, and when you come, worship him, and they hear king jerome, and all jerusalem with him, having gathered all the high priests and scribes, was dismayed. sky, asking from them where christ is born, they told him, in bethlehem of judah, as it was written by the prophet, and you are in bethlehem, land of judah, but you are nothing less than you, in the rulers of judah, god will come out of you. what will fall, my people of israel. then herod called the wolves, and tested their time, and the stars appeared. and having sent them to bethrey, the speech that went on was tested, patracati knows. and you will even find it, proclaim it. it was taken, and having come to the village, having seen the smoria, his mother, and the scab, bowed to him

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from the gospel, so it is also necessary for the priest well, i could do the same things, but what isy, yes, that is, what the priest teaches and will become, well, the cross is also a banner. our christian victory, yes , our christian shrine, and the gospel, faith from hearing, hearing from the word of god, that is , without this, as if the priest cannot, this is also an instrument of our ministry, so is the sermon, this is the sermon, and the cross and the gospel is a sermon, a mandatory attribute of the priest’s suitcase is candles, burning lamps, lamps served as a symbol of god’s guidance, you, lord, are a lamp my, king david exclaims, the holy apostles and first followers of christ lit candles when they gathered at night to preach the word of god, pray and break bread. a candlestick , well, it can also be different, one of the options, that is , it can be for one candle, that is, a lit candle is an image of our prayer to god, that is, in the temple very often we see that candles are lit there, people accompany their a prayer by... burning out candles, placing them on a candle hol

today we do not just remember the gospel event.rch tells us that in the lives of each of us there are moments when we glorify christ with our lips in prayers, as if we greet him with palm branches. but often these moments are replaced by periods when, with our deeds, words and thoughts, we again crucify christ. like that crowd of people, we sometimes replace our requests for everyday well-being with cowardice and lack of faith. the faithful resurrection reminds each of us that in our lives we must follow christ, not because we expect the benefits of help from him in everyday affairs, but because we have accepted him as our savior for eternal life. of course, god knows about our lives. needs, because he said in the gospel: “ask, and it will be given to you.” at every church service, we offer prayers, including for the abundance of earthly fruits. we ask god to grant us everything we need for earthly life. but first of all, we must not forget why christ came to earth, why today he enters jerusalem. the lord became man so that we coul

for gospel music, there's no thing she is not engaged in. for a lot of us, when i grew up, a gospel station was the only black station we could listen to in my community. i grew up clearly with that frame of reference. for you to honor her legacy by having this event, i complement you for it. every time i needed an advisor or advice -- one thing i can say about my former colleague, she always had an opinion. whether you agreed with the opinion or not, she had it. and one of my comments, i would tell her i love you, because so many of my colleagues they would say i could go either way or i am straddling the fence. i told sheila, when somebody tells you that, tell them the only thing rolling over his yellow paint and dead armadillos. that was the mantra she said to people. [laughter] there are 60 black members of congress right now, we are the largest caucus in the democratic caucus in congress. many of my colleagues would not be here had it not been for the work ethic of congresswoman jackson lee. always in demand to speak all over the countr

forgive wisdom, let us hear the holy gospel. to all, and to your spirit. saying, “where is the king of the jews born, he saw him by his star in the east, and when he came, worship him; when herod heard the king, all jerusalem was troubled by him, and gathered together the high priests and scribes of the people, asking from them where christ was born, asked him lower, bethlehem: his mother, and fell, bowing to him, and having established her treasure, bringing him gifts. zloty or va unmyrrh, and having received everything in a dream, do not return to the other way, having gone to your own country. we pray for the builder, beautifier and donor of the saint, lord, we also pray to you, lord, our savior, who is the friend of the prayers of your sleepy servants, throughout this time of trial that has come to russia the saint, who has beaten the women to death, revive your salvation, with your whole mouth. lord have mercy, lord have mercy, lord, we still pray with mercy and mercy, watch over the entire army, the defender of our fatherl

so the gospel of john, the fourth gospel, when i was in high school, i learned this theory, this how dominant it was. a german scholar in 1941 hypothesized that the evangelist john was sat like shively at a desk. he had sources, pieces of paper like this, and he was writing with a pen alone looking heaven with

on our land there is paranoia. for god and our neighbor, and if we look at our life path from the gospeltive, then everything in it will be filled with meaning and blessed by god, saved asabistaga sapraudnaga sensu life , harmonics of the city's adnosins. all this is right after god’s laws. sardechna honors you with the rajas of khristov and navaledze. on these holy days, i long for the bright joy of the gift given to us our spiritual education has become a major one. every moment of our life, it was advisable to die. for the love of god and us. budzem zha pritrymlivatstsa. the gospel commandments, since they are changed, are a guarantee not only of salvation, but also of goodness, and of the city’s paradox. hail our very life as a witness to the right faith of the lord jesus christ, for the sake of the lasting love and people of the universe, and for the good faith of the lord jesus christ. nyahay gaspodz fall shchodrya gifts of grace are all ours aychyne. thank you, the divine liturgy is the most important christian service, during which the great sacrament is performed, the applicatio

this gospel is great every year.han once exhibits from the moscow kremlin museums. russian craftsmen had to restore fenift’s lost silver clasp only using a surviving photograph. this, of course, was not visible from the photograph. that they are very much dented inward, well, there’s actually a chip here, and a significant part, well, yes, everything will be described here, in fact, here, yeah, and i’ll try to build up from modern materials, create such an illusion of the shine of the remal, that is, to restore such and integrity. also - as is customary to express such expeditionary beauty, first, like this, one layer of foiling, the main thing is to try to do all this without without strokes, because well, try , at least the first layer is usually like this... to the base, it is impossible to determine before, so to speak, working with the object exact deadlines, this is not brickwork, where you put a meter, you have to hand it in a day, you put the meter in, you wait a day, that’s it, there’s still such a process h

it is on the analog that the small gospel is placed during the sacrament of confession, the cross ises the bride and groom walk around during the sacrament of marriage. the central part of the church is specially separated from the most sacred place of any temple, the altar. the altar is the most important part of the temple, always located on the eastern side. the word altar means a high altar. traditionally, ancient peoples placed their altars and temples on high ground, as if approaching the sky. the altar is the main shrine of the temple, sanctifying the entire building, symbolically depicting the village of god, the place where christ himself sits on the throne with the apostles. the altar is an image the kingdom of heaven, the place of the upper, the sublime. the main part of the altar is the throne, on which the bloodless sacrifice is performed during the divine liturgy. this sacred act is also called the eucharist. or the sacrament of communion. on the throne stands the tabernacle, usually made in the form of a temple. it contains spare holy gifts for... cleansing the sick at

and the original gospel of christ to be enforced the best to come initially. the judge party understands dog treats. another way to prevent this from happening is not clear to speak. so if i could possibly independently just what is quotes, the quotes is in range of from the last government. i'm really just buddies. oh, it's the ordinary of worship us to protect them from this prospect to purchase that has been the website. thanks blue. out for that, one thing is for sure, that should be a way to protect vulnerable people. for sports and preachers are quite coming across the continent. back in south africa, we'll look at how some past is a finding sneaky ways of an origin themselves. the sunday morning in the old coast of pretoria members of jesus mission together to prepare for their weekly songs, many of them praying to one prophet shifflett. we should be weeds affectionately referred to as major one. what's your claim? see, come to a hitch. a v i even make people wealthy. however, such miracles come with a cost concrete guns bring them cash. cellphones and

he was like a gospel parable, which contains deep meaning.dy to accommodate it, the holy spirit reveals the essence of the parable, and not ready understands only the verbal image. he was in the world, but the world did not recognize him. that's what he says. theologian, about those whose hearts were occupied only with worldly concerns and did not strive to know god. the feast of the baptism of the lord in the waters of the jordan physically reveals to us the presence of god's grace in consecrated water. saint john chrysostom also said in his homily on the day of epiphany: “on this holiday, everyone has drawn water and brings it home. kept throughout the year, since today the waters are illuminated, and a clear sign occurs, this water in its essence, the words of st. chrysostom... before baptism we were old people, and after baptism a new man was born to us in the image of christ. this does not mean that we are splitting into two. this means that the human essence before baptism is different in comparison with the spiritual essence of man. af

we learn about this greatest event from the holy gospel. the painful death of the lord jesus christ on the cross, his disciples, according to jewish tradition, buried the body of the savior. but since the day of the crucifixion was friday, the burial ceremony. in a hurry and was not completed, because saturday is a day of rest for the jews. on the first day of the week, which today we call sunday, which follows saturday, the faithful disciples of christ, the myrrh-bearing women, hurried to the tomb of the savior to complete the funeral rite. it is also important to remember that the savior repeatedly said during his earthly ministry: that he should be crucified, die on the third day and rise again, but as the gospel text tells us, none of the disciples firmly believed that the lord would actually rise again , at the same time, as did not believe that their uh savior, the great teacher who raised the dead, healed the sick, that he would end his earthly life in this way, in the gospel of luke, we read about how, after the events on golgotha,

, a certain logic of life is already created, and why not, and others are even worse, so today’s gospelng about such a customs official, who radically changed this life because of the presence of the lord in his life, said these wonderful words, whom everything offended. i returned much more than i took. this example of a zak, of course, is not only for those who have some kind of power, especially in the field of finance, this is generally a picture from our life, because sometimes the one who is stronger, who is more significant , who is more influential, naturally enjoys, as it were , the privileges of his official position, and this is not always the use of these privileges is impeccable from a moral point of view, so today’s story is primarily about people who have power over others and do not always disinterestedly exercise this power, but how the priest brought... repentance and was forgiven by the lord and 2.0 years have passed, and we we know about zacchaeus, so every person who sins, especially by... offending other people, thereby replenishing his material well-being or his p

the gospel that seeing their faith, not the faith of the paralytic, because the paralytic could be in such a state that he could not believe his faith could not show, probably, this is how it was, but the faith of those who brought it, who dismantled the roof. whoever lowered him to the feet of the savior says to the paralytic: get up, take your bed and go. he got up, took up his bed, and went away healed. this is an amazing story, it should certainly encourage all people who are seriously ill. today, of course, medicine has become very sophisticated, and there are many correct and good medicines of various kinds. to medical procedures that help people, including the relaxed , to get up and go if they have the strength, but with all this, not a single procedure, even what is called advanced, no means can be stronger than the power of god, so, of course, prayer to the lord in a state when we are in physical relaxation, various types of illness, when... touched to us, are an indispensable condition for true recovery, because divine power, without limiting human freedom, is capable of as

: your holiness is the image of a grain that dies in order to be reborn, one of the most enduring gospel images, and this has happened to our country more than once. does russia still have the strength to revive? they say that there is such a prophecy that with the death of russia the whole world will perish, and that she is the one who holds back, about whom the gospel speaks, and not a king, as they previously thought. i would also like to ask a question: what is revival, what kind of revival are we talking about? most people. not without reason, they believe that the revival of russia is the revival of the economy, the revival of science, the development of infrastructure, the improvement of people’s lives, and it cannot be said that this is the wrong answer, because a strong russia cannot be internally weak, be it economically, it is quite obvious, that revival is connected culturally, scientifically, infrastructurally, therefore with comprehensive economic and material development of the country, it is quite obvious that russia, unless greatly interfered with from the outside, is no

so, for example, in the gospel of mark. it is told that jesus healed a paralytic man who was not able to even simply ask for his help, but he received healing through the prayer and faith of his four friends, who brought him directly to jesus on his sick bed. this tells us that because of dead people who themselves can no longer bring repentance for the sins they committed in earthly life. can we who live on earth can pray, we can ask to intercede, this is associated with certain difficulty, because when the paralytic was brought to the lord, because of the multitude of people it was impossible to approach the savior, then they dismantled the roof of the house in which the savior was, but this the roof is not the same as ours, in the east it is very convenient to do this, from above... they lowered the sick man through the roof before the eyes of the savior, here, surprised by the faith of the people, he responds to their request and helps their weakened comrade. we believe that through our fervent prayer, god grants mercy

holy gospel, reading. glory to you, lord, glory to you. let's be careful. from the beginning of time there was a word. and the word was with god. and the word was with god. it has been with god since time immemorial. everything happened because of him, and without him nothing happened. everything that happened, there was life in it, and life was a light for people, and the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not envelop it, enarchinologist, the word, and the word is god's side, and god is the word, this battle is a horse to god, all this , and without it nothing would exist, it would exist, in that belly, and in the belly the world is a man, and the world shines in darkness, and its darkness is boundless, because. there was a man sent from god, his name was ion. he came for testimony, to testify about the light, so that all would believe through him. he was not light, but he was sent to testify about the light, there was light and... the truth that illuminates every person who comes into the world, into the world, and the world came through h

for billy graham, a preacher of your gospel. ar of a good news to those who are lost.d as we conclude this event as in this place we p the midst of a weary, with the scourge seems so prevalent, we rejoice unronews, the gospel and its power to change human hearts.just as billy graham preached through a life well lived and ministry completed in his day for this life and his message. we pray in the strong, wonderful and, beautiful name of jesus christ, our lord. a2welcome back to supreme court. thank you for inviting with you this evening. my colleagues and

he was talking about the apocalypse but then i didn't connect it until i started reading the gospel. it started with kind of a poetic introduction. and i thought, it's just like the eastern poetry i've been reading. i just got absorbed into the story and this drew me into this person of christ that i never really encountered before. so that again carried through into graduation and then i came to conviction. this is a person unique in human history. >> so in relation with jesus and also the church, he went back to the catholic liturgy? >> after about three or four months of reading the bible i just felt god say, go back to church and i said, which one? and he brought me back to remember the exact morning i left the sacred heart parish, i just looked around and said, i'm not experiencing god here, and he said, remember what you said? and i said , yeah, i have a very good memory. i said, okay, and went to the nearest church. >> and it drew you back into not only practicing catholicism and reading the bible but apparently to the vocation to the priest. >> it was some years down. ironica

the holy apostles brought the light of the gospel, and also to their paths, so we need to be the samepeter and paul, so that we remain faithful to the monthly inheritance that christus has given us. the apostles peter and paul suffered a pagan death for the faith and love of christ. yana stood on the vernasts. yes , finally, their holiness implores us to become holy people, this year we are ready to think about the hidden incantation and holiness, holiness, and what different paths there are, but there is no need to forget that these paths will never be easy and simple, there we go to the paths assigned to us by god and the saints, let us go... the paths are spared. the most popular names of all are this sunny day, and we don’t have many of them in our country, because the names peter and paul are very popular among us. i wish for all of us to become saints, for holiness is the ultimate punishment of god. may we all be blessed with the gift and holy blessings of god upon aitza. hello everyone, my name is aludi izikel, i came from nigeria, i really like to eat milk, so i’m interested i

with him, in general, i also wanted to take it, on the other hand, the more people take 262 gospelstter it will be, it ’s very symbolic, yes, yes, of course, it has a slightly different story, the fact is that i found it, in general, this is a book from 1908, well , it was printed in 1907, in general it came to its owner in 1908, i was on my way. in my native residential area, this is quite a long time ago, back in my student years, i saw on the lawn in front of one of the houses, there was even a pile of books next to the trash, i have my eye was hooked, well, in general , it clings to books for me, it was hooked on this book, i saw that it was the gospel, without thinking, of course i took it right away, because well, it was going to rain at the end after all, as always happens in st. petersburg, and secondly, in principle, it is not good for the gospel to remain lying somewhere there on the lawn. almost among the garbage, i took it, well, i saw that the book was obviously old and put it in my backpack, then i opened it, leafed through it, saw that it was more than 100 years old,

events that the gospel describes?, which is described in the bible. jesus withdrew into the desert, the saying goes that the desert is represented by sand dunes, this is the place where it really was. “mountain of temptations, jesus christ went here immediately after baptism, he rejected all the machinations of the devil, he did not eat or drink for 40 days, great lent, that’s what it’s called now, i don’t strictly keep it, because i’m on the road all the time, too , so that people understand, i can go there, i don’t eat meat, naturally, there are some such. i try to limit myself in some ways, because for me fasting is a little different, not that i will strictly not eat something, at least become one iota better in something or give up something so that it would be dear to me during fasting, even to try so hard, i don’t have enough strength for it, one priest told me very well, he says: at least you loved some kind of candy, at least give it up, at least become a little cleaner, something... then, probably, everythin

and he said to me: “does my mother have the gospel?” thick gospel, published before the revolution with the slavic ones. in letters yat, she captivated me, she hooked me, i found simply amazing teachings of christ, i realized that this was something that i had been missing for my 16 years. since then, the life of a sixteen-year-old boy has changed dramatically, as well as the life of his entire family. the father held a high position, was a member of the party, and the fact that his son became a believer in those years meant the end of his career. it happened. and alexander himself had a hard time. seven times he unsuccessfully applied for painting at the minsk theater and art institute, as soon as the commission found out that the guy was a believer and was not a member of the komsomol, he was, as they say, cut down in the exam. alexander went to what was then leningrad and, as a free listener, attended lectures at the famous repin academy of arts. he still became an artist. his paintings are now successfully sold, including abroad. th

in the gospel of mark he asks the pharisees.ad. there is another clue in the gospel of luke. and he came to nazareth, where he was raised, entered the synagogue as usual on the sabbath day, and stood up to read. he was given the book of the prophet isaiah. luke's account confirms that jesus could at least read hebrew. then the apostle luke tells how much the townspeople were surprised by this fact. and so he began to read, and the first question that his fellow tribesmen asked from...

in the holy gospel we find the following words of the lord jesus christ. he who does not take up his cross and follow me is not worthy of me. and from the tradition of the orthodox church we learn that a person's bearing of his cross is the image spiritual life of a christian. but what does it mean to bear one's cross? of course, looking at the cross of christ, we remember the suffering, crucifixion and death of the lord. however, already in the holy scriptures of the old testament, we find many images that point to the already creating. the cross of christ, so the holy church compares the cross with the paradise tree of life, also the cross, like the tree laid by moses among the mountainous waters of mera, to quench the thirst of the israeli people during the forty-year wandering in the desert. the cross is also compared with the tree of the shadow of which weary travelers stop to rest. the cross is not only an image of the work of sorrows, but also something that gives hope to those who seek god. i attach to us on this holiday, for worship of the honest

liberal mainline social gospel for promises of. national redemption, international redemption, social transformation. so he has one of those chapters looking at leading social gospel clergy and the next chapter is a stand alone chapter on the lutheran church. missouri synod. that's how i found this article from the presbyterian journal the presbyterian of the south and he is calling for exactly what needs to be done. we we talk a lot about those who are like the silenced voices of history and so on. well, there are silence, other silence. in the case of the study of the first world war historians, almost total, including me, have almost totally ignored the german lutheran church. and that's just one example. just one example. and that could be multiplied again and again. i'm going to read you. one more not beautiful prose, but a quotation block, quotation that reinforces all these points. this is from a canadian from a canadian who was a methodist chaplain. and it would help if i turn to the right page here. there it is, a methodis

liberal mainline social gospel for promises of. national redemption, international redemption, social transformation. so he has one of those chapters looking at leading social gospel clergy and the next chapter is a stand alone chapter on the lutheran church. missouri synod. that's how i found this article from the presbyterian journal the presbyterian of the south and he is calling for exactly what needs to be done. we we talk a lot about those who are like the silenced voices of history and so on. well, there are silence, other silence. in the case of the study of the first world war historians, almost total, including me, have almost totally ignored the german lutheran church. and that's just one example. just one example. and that could be multiplied again and again. i'm going to read you. one more not beautiful prose, but a quotation block, quotation that reinforces all these points. this is from a canadian from a canadian who was a methodist chaplain. and it would help if i turn to the right page here. there it is, a methodis

gospel truth.ay the world dictates its own rules, replacing the genuine artificially: lies, substitution of concepts, ambiguity, distortion of the truth, the driving force of society. this chaos has divided believers into two camps. father anthony, good afternoon. hello. in the 21st century there is such a tendency: life runs, we... we are in a hurry somewhere and often this is reflected in the choice of a partner, and later on in creating a family. and what do you think about this? the fact that the pace of life is accelerating is this: a modern person, given the pace of life, given the pace of physiological development, has not learned to take responsibility for himself, therefore such a cognitive dissonance occurs, a person there at the age of 13 to there 18 years old is already ripe for family life, but psychological age does not allow it, he is not ready to take responsibility for himself, at all a person's presence in hyperspace is often a mechanism of influence on the human soul, a lot of pe

so the gospel of john, the fourth gospel, when i was in high school, i learned this theory, this how dominant it was. a german scholar in 1941 hypothesized that the evangelist john was sat like shively at a desk. he had sources, pieces of paper like this, and he was writing with a pen alone looking heaven with maybe with some light. yeah, with light. and then he had sources and a gust of wind through a window, not the sheets of the table. and they got messed up. and this is why the gospel of john has the form that it has today. how wonderful is that? yeah, i don't have a problem with the fact that this is speculation, although i'm sure. you will appreciate that when you're talking about minor meteorological event we're in the realm of speculation. my problem is it's not it's not good and the reason it's not good is because the evangelist john is supposed to be in his. that's right. alone and he's supposed to be using a desk. and they don't use in the ancient world and important of all, he's supposed to have loose leaf pieces of paper in his sources that have been scrolls or like form

a preacher of your gospel. a bearer of the good news to those outlaws.pe of the good news of the gospel and its power to change human hearts. just as billy graham preached through a life well lived