off the few days i stopped apostle of course because in that situation i could not eat or drink and it was freezing call it was during winter time when i had no clothes on so i was hanging there for many days when the interrogator came he pulled me back down and he asked me are you going to sign on out every time when i said no he just made like this and they're putting that up what happened to all the detainees at guantanamo i got. after i had seen a couple things got a couple couple of people got killed in front of me so it wasn't the first second one i got i had so many people who got killed and some of them got just keep on his head the until he died. he was hanging on cheney and he did. many things. when i. that of course i will sure. i can be the next one. as the young man when i got arrested at that time i saw it's ok now i'm in the hands of the american government. i'm sure they have just. because i had so on the hollywood movies they had made before and they all this is an f.b.i. agent was quoted as saying guantanamo detainees were chained time did foot in a fetal position on

principles to church growth and started some twenty years ago or more one of the things that the apostle paul talks about in his letter to the corinthians is that the gospel is actually foolishness to the world and so when we begin to peel into the world through marketing we are making the gospel appear foolish and so the more successful that effort is the more foolish the actual gossip. appears in people's eyes and that's an issue that really needs to be dealt with i don't have any idea how to deal with it but there it is you know you and how do you deal with that it. is that an issue that you consider. well we talk about marketing and mark and techniques and marketing ploys and all of that but really the best marketing. strategy for the church is what is laid out in scripture if we just look at the record of the early church and hold the because jesus before he left he told us what to do go into all the world and preach the gospel that's what we do but behind that in terms how do we then do that how do we then can we communicate the message we look at the record of what the apostles an

thomas the group as the apostle of all. you will recall that he is famous for his doubting.e is not certain but if he is it is notusgrooviest, because he lacks trust. he said unless i see the mark of the male in his hands -- of the nail in his hands i put my finger in the mark of the nail in my hand in his side, i will not believe. this is not about faith inlessness. thomas needed to touched the wound. hearing the story second hand is not good enough. even seeing is not enough unless i put my finger in the wounds and my hand in his side, i will never believe. thomas is onto something. he does not suggest that he does not want to believe. he does not suggest that there are no wounds to put his hand on. he understands something that is lost to all the others, resurrection life involves touching the wounds. resurrection does not make those wounds go away. resurrection gives the woman's power -- gives the wounds power when they touch people like the one leopard intend to turn around to thank jesus for killing him, thomas understands that his own healing is somehow connected to t

abomination of desolation, and daniel did, too, that would happen in the so-called 1290 days peer the apostle john that wrote the book of revelation called it the sixth trumpet, and that would plate -- take place not in 1290 days, but in the so-called 12 63.5. in order for me to build my case, i would need an hour, and i do not have that, obviously, and you are not going to grant that to me. i mentioned -- i mean, you mentioned several times in this brief meeting how you want to support the lgbt, and i think about the kings and what they did and how they deported the homosexuals in israel, and joseph but still fell far short of the requirement of what the mosaic code said to do. god said that the kings were to write their own copy of the bible so they would strictly follow the orders given by the almighty. king josiah did not support them. he tore their houses down. but the law of moses said they were strictly to follow and read every day of their lives so they would not be proud and so they would know would execute. on that list were not only adulterers, murderers, and scrapers, but homosexu

what i saw there was the arch apostle of envy in that culture. that is the culture that murdoch introduced. everything flows from a more divisive society and more envious culture. even when gates and stevenson of the home affairs committee were up there, that was about and be also. -- that was about envy also. >> do you share any of the optimism? >> we have to remember that the hard cases that are being investigated go back a few years. at any journalist today knows that if they start hacking or try to get stories by criminal means, they will go to jail. the law of the land is strong. any regulator can possibly be. i think that alone is good. about not as a big moment, -- >> as a big moment, did people want to see a hanging? >> they did not that the hanging, but the got the custard pie, which was extraordinary. i thought it delivered wonderfully in tv terms. i thought the relationship between rupert and james was fascinating, the whole dynamic. were 's pauses extraordinary. there was a moment with rupert murdoch stepped up for investigative journ

with help from surveillance video and the cab driver's apostle i.d. they found lugo in napa with the drawing intact but stripped of its frame. >> hard to pick off a picasso. fairly recognizable. >>> space shuttle "atlantis" is fueling up ahead of its time flight but bad weather could keep it on the ground. >> it got the all clear after lightning struck 500 feet from the launchpad yesterday. momo heavy thunderstorms are expected today and that could force nasa to scrub the liftoff. it will bring the shuttle program to an end, a bittersweet day >> that's a perfect word. we do heap it goes well. we'll keep you posted. >>> taking a look at this morning's weather from all around the country not just florida looking at heavy rain, hail, high winds from the mid-atlantic to the carolinas. kentucky and tennessee, such of the same for the dakotas and northern rockies. showers and thunderstorms in the four corners region. vegas and southern california, scattered showers in the upper midwest and northeast. >> comfortable 83 in new york. 75 in boston and 90s from

some people apostles were there any underage detainees in guantanamo yes the youngest one was nine years old the second youngest was twelve and i still can't understand. why they get arrested do you agree with u.s. officials who say torture works that it makes people tell the truth when they told me if i will be terrorist i never will to agree because they are torturing me anyway so what i have to do is. time people on the torture told them couple things i don't know what was the. what many people because. if they torture they are asking. especially questions so. they can just answer yes or no and that's why in the most of the station it's how did the system of rewards and punishments work that yes some of us got more food some of us less. but . it was their independence. which kept you. going to existing. camps and. accept all all all they can so you get less food and. i must have called at the camp all you want because it's make for the join on this just then the jonas people are coming they can play football maybe the first time inside five years but they say this is every day the sam

is growing very growth just look at the numbers i know the result of the us debt crisis paul the apostle of the senate with the clock ticking towards choose day deadline to avoid default. and s.s. veterans gathering in a state celebrate the nazi cause is an outrage and activists say turning a blind eye to this can lead to more tragedies similar to what happened in norway. and israel's praise for the biggest protest rally in government demonstrations in the country begin to carry the arab spring uprising. a very warm welcome to you this is all from moscow and all the plan to avoid a u.s. debt to fold since a failed policy the sunday after democrats rejected accounts bill proposed by republicans but the clock ticking down to tuesday's deadline there's less time to find a way out of what president obama has called the debt next but long precedented to fault crisis economists that max affordable says all the proposals on the table just put all the rest out. less than two business days away from the worst self-imposed crisis of america's standing in the world and america's credit rating and a

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she sings think of that easter day when they ruled the stone away and the apostle said they'd seen ofthomas was the grooviest a possible fall. he's famous for his doubting. he's not certain, but if he is as said, the grooviest, it's not because he lacks trust. he says unless i see the mark of the nails in his hands, and i put my finger in the mark of the nails and my hand in his sight i will not believe. this is not about fi thoughtlessness -- faithlessness. thomas needs to touch the wounds. hearing the story second hand isn't good enough. even seeing it isn't enough. unless i put my finger in the wound and my hand in his side, i will never believe. thomas is on to something. he's not suggesting that he doesn't want to believe, he's not suggesting that there are no wounds or no sides to put his hand on. he understands something that is lost to all the others. resurrection life involves touching the wounds. resurrection doesn't make the wounds go away. resurrection gives the wounds power to change others when they touch people. the one leopard intend who turned around to think jesus fo

alan greenspan for 30 years was a close associate and an apostle of ann rand. he was with her the day she died in 1982, best friends forever. he had no excuse. he knew better. when he first went to washington in 1976 as president gerald ford's chairman of the council of advisers they're right there in the white house as he was sworn in. why didn't ayn rand dan him? she actually said to the press that allen is my man in washington. well, she didn't live long enough to see him become the chairman of the federal reserve. she probably thought then that he was a double agent for capitalism right in the heart of washington. it sounds good if you say it fast, but if any of you guys spend any time in washington, the atmosphere there is an addictive drug. washington is like an aquarium, instead of being filled with water is the will power. after u.s. former around in it for a while you want more of it. alan greenspan did. federal reserve chairman is the most highly powered unaccountable economic czar on platters. it is better than economic czar, master of the universe.

the conventional historic lutherans had real problem with him because luther liked where paul the apostle wrote every soul should be subject to the higher powers, and if you resist them, you're condemned. obviously, bonhoeffer's resisting the powers, he's ready to kill the head man. what are you going to do with him? his own parish was not allowed to use his name as a memorial. the closer you got to that, the east germans had taken to it right away because he was upsetting some of the things that they were after. today it's very different. there's a bonhoeffer church in london where he served for a year. almost anywhere in the world except his home church, he's not the only prophet that's had that trouble. [laughter] but they're getting, now, to the point where they're accepting it as you do. they do not think and i do not think he was perfect. he didn't think he was perfect. he was, essentially, a pacifist, and pacifists don't normally try to bring down the head guy. and he was in a conspiracy that finally failed, the death penalty came about because the bomb didn't go off on hitler all

thomas the grooviest apostle of all. you will recall that he is famous for his doubting.ot certain but if he is the grooviest, it is not because he lacks trust. he said unless i see the mark of the nail in his hands, i put my finger in the mark of the nail in my hand in his side, i will not believe. this is not about faithlessness. thomas needed to touch the wound. hearing the story second hand is not good enough. even seeing is not enough unless i put my finger in the wound and my hand in his side, i will never believe. thomas is onto something. he does not suggest that he does not want to believe. he does not suggest that there are no wounds to put his hand on. he understands something that is lost to all the others, resurrection life involves touching the wounds. resurrection does not make those wounds go away. resurrection gives the wounds power when they touch people like the one leper intent to turn around to thank jesus for healing him, thomas understands that his own healing is somehow connected to turning back, to giving thanks, to putting his on hand on jesus' w

"it took saint reagan, the would-be apostle of cutting government, just eight years to triple the federal debt." >> right. >> conservatives who admire ronald regan. >> yes. >> think he was very conservative. >> yes, a lot of libertarians also point to reagan. he is canute holding back the wave wave i'm out of metaphors, but ronald reagan was not a libertarian, certainly he gave a great interview to reason magazine in 1975 after he had left the governorship of left the governorship of california before he was really weighting into the '76 republican nomination, which he almost got, and he was talking back then. libertarianism is the heart and soul of the conservative movement. that's the real fundamental dna of the gop and then he later in the same interview said, and of course i'm no libertarian, i can go with you on uncertain things, but not on all of drug legalization or allowing people to watch dirty movies, or read certain books, that type of stuff. reagan was a big government conservative, he'd -- not only did he increase spending, he increased spending without paying for it, and mor

we can't quit and we have to do like apostle paul emphasized. run that race to win. when i was in the midst of what i was dealing with my sickness, the doctor said i would make it. i had to take the printer section of myself. we sometimes want to focus on what sin that i do to get into the situation? lithia job. god said he was perfect, bright. and he feared god. he was a righteous man put to the test. so i began to develop the ford t's of life. you are going to go through a test. there is going to be a trial. there's going to be tribulation but folks let the encourage you today and inspire you, you can triumph over at all. you don't have to quit. [applause] i feel the story of job is paramount for today, because the only thing you have folks is your integrity and your character. and if you keep a heavenly perspective, you can't lose because we have to remember one thing, sheryl. god is in control. sometimes we want to rely on ourselves. i found out that it wasn't superior to god. when i look at my athletic training, listen to this gentleman story here. everyone is g