i believe he was a good man but i believe he was a man. he died and he's dead. i don't believe jesus is alive from the dead, and this man who was trying to witness to her, he says well, just say it. you don't have to believe it. just say it, and he was so intent on trying to get her to repeat a prayer after him that it didn't matter whether she believed it or not. just say these words and it will work for you, and i stopped him... i turned around right then and i stopped him and i said, you know, this is not right. you do have to believe it. this says in the next verse... i'm going to come back to verse 9 but he says, "for with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation." this is saying that you have to believe this in your heart and speak it with your mouth. it's not one or the other. it's not just you repeating a prayer and if you will say these words they're magic and instantly you receive relationship with god. no, you have to say it, but then you have to also believe it with your heart. it's a combinatio

decision whether they'll believe god. decision whether they'll believe the man of god. a decision whether they'll put their faith into action. a decision whether they're willing to sow $1,000 seed. but i know that that decision will determine their future. i know that their seed is their only bridge to the future. their seed is the only thing that can possibly speak to their future. and i pray that right now, those 300 people, they're going to the phones right now. but i pray that people will begin to speak to their future through their seed on the altar. watch what god is gonna do in your life. mike, i'm sending it back to you before we get ready, so we can get ready to pray. >> mike: praise god. praise god. father, your sheep know your voice. your sheep know your voice and another will not follow. i thank you lord. you have spoken to my heart that there were 300 miracles, on the other side of this seed. when we let go of what's in our hand, you will let go of what is in your hand. nothing leaves heaven til something leaves the earth. everything we have came from you.

"we have come to know and have believed"-- there's believe right there. we have come to know, therefore wewe can believeve-- "the love which god has for us. god is love"-- come on, howany of you know if you could just remember and realize an- for the first time, maybe-- how much god actually loves you, how many of you know it will change your life. if you canan realize how much e heavenly father loveses you. but it says this: "know and have believed "the love which god has for us. god is love"-- and then it says- "and the one whobides"-- that's an action right ththere-- "in n love abides in god and god abides in him." i love it. it's talking about thihinking and believing and then acting and then ultimately that action is going to lead to an increased quality of life. and i believe the grgreatest thg you can leavwith t today is knowing tt god is passionately in love and he likes you as well. come on, howany of you know it's a known fact in statistics across christiandom that most believers have no idea how much god actually loves them. he is crazy about y

believe he is misleading here i think you can also argue that the trajectory of al qaeda and its prather around all this present and influence is actually following the trail of american interventions but before we go there i would like to talk about what we actually mean by terrorism because obviously there is no universally agreed definition of terrorism but what is usually manned by by this war it is the use of violence or political means and what's crucial here i guess is the the use of file as by known state actors because we all are well aware of examples once they do uses violence for political means and in this case you would of course call it liberation humanitarian intervention or indeed the global war on terror well actually it's. we want to go back to the theorem and ology or before the american intervention in of we never have this actually expression terrorism as it is used now so the american intervention in afghanistan encouraged. encouraged their. bases from there to here al qaeda american made a grave mistake when the invaded iraq tried to dismantle this country and reb

other from from syria you would know i believe a. there is number one enemy over united states in syria and i wouldn't be surprised if they managed to topple a very demon syria which is that they will go after al qaeda that brought it out that we tried to do in iraq after. two thousand and six and. they didn't succeed is our my question is this learning that violence thinking that you can make violence work in your favor but only then realizing that that has that here after pay and that you know that america's war on terror was worth trillions of dollars these prizes much higher than any gains what do you think would be prize for americans and the west in general to realize that this noting that violence is actually extremely counterproductive to all national interests well actually the american. making a lot of mistakes in the middle east and it's not the first time it's not surprising i believe that american misc american miscalculated in iraq and they miscalculated believe me or definitely there are miscalculating in syria because

chairman i believe those are not on the agenda for wednesday. i believe those -- >> thursday. my apologize. motion to rescind the vote. okay. so we're going to do it for thursday. >> continue to thursday. >> okay. continue to next thursday. do that without opposition. so moved. item number six and seven have to do with the botanical garden so first i know supervisor breed had discussed with rec and park who i believe are here if there are additional questions rec and park introduced a substitute lease as well as substitute ordinance reflecting supervisor breed's comments. we might have a split vote here but could i have a motion to accept the lease. >> has it been amended? >> no. we have accept it now and accept the lease changes as discussed by supervisor breed. okay. do we need a roll call vote on this one? >> [inaudible] >> okay. to amend. okay r. we can do so without opposition. okay. >> i believe these are listed on the wednesday june 6 agenda for next week. if you wish to continue to that date. >> mr. city attorney. >> the committee could act on those today and then they

we believe in it. meeting and exceed the port's objective, we believe that everything here meets and exceeds the port's expectations and objectives and shows commissioner brandon the money, which is always one of her concerns. [laughter] >> why sfwp? why us? well, i wrote this because i'm not going to remember it and i've got one minute to go. our team has been and will continue to be dedicated to achieving the delicate balance between that essential passion for creativity and the long-term legacy of economic sustainability. we understand and respect the port's mission and its challenges. we understand that we are not and never will be the owner of this asset, but simply aspire to be the port's partner in creating and care taking for it for the next generations. we share a long-term vision to establish a canvas upon which many future generations are able to create their own uses and reuses in the ebb and flow of culture and economic trends. we have the team to execute the project. we have the financial

the subject was dead when placed into the canal. >> i believe he killed her, and i believed that then. i had no doubt about it because he said he did. >> so you have no doubt at all that john feit killed irene garza? >> correct. >> but dale tacheny did not come forward with any of this until four decades later when he said the guilt became too much to keep quiet. john feit left the priesthood. he has lived a full life. mr. feit, i'm gary tuchman with cnn. i want to talk to you about irene garza. >> good for you. >> it's not surprising he doesn't want to talk about irene, because not only do irene's relatives and dale tacheny believe he killed her, so does every police officer and law enforcement agency that's dealt with this case. do you believe you know who the murderer is? >> we have developed evidence sufficient to the threshold responsibility of probable cause that john feit was a person involved in the particular homicide. >> but with so much heat, why did the case go cold? early on, why do you think he wasn't prosecuted? >> a cover-up. >> who are they trying to protect? >> john

i believe that god is working. i believe that god is working in johnny. i believe that god is working in mary. i believe that god is working in my finances. i believe that god is working in my body. he's healing me right now. i believe that god is working. he's helping me to get over my past. i believe that god is working. >> [applauding] >> joyce: amen? you say enough, the devil will leave you alone and he'll go by with somebody that will listen to him. >> [laughing] >> joyce: i think it's important for us to realize that this great privilege that god has given us to ask anything in his name. well, i mean, that's just--that's astounding. it's like if we would just take a day and think about that, it's just like, what a privilege. so surely, we want to make sure that these other things are in order so we can get those answers that god wants to give us. selfishness. god doesn't answer selfish, self-centered prayers that are prayed out of a wrong motive. mark 8:34, tells us how important it is that we let god deliver us from selfishness. "jesus called to hi

than i believe it's the right thing and i believe it's beneficial to our country i believe that liberty does answer a lot of our questions and i want to keep doing it because i'm firmly convinced it's the american tradition it was the tradition and most of the understanding of the founders and i don't know if i do it for her a couple reasons one i believe that's how you can have peace and prosperity so nobody should ever challenge that and say well i think most people do want peace and prosperity but look at what we have today there's not a whole lot of peace around the world and we're engaged in one hundred thirty some country and right now the prosperity in this country is very precarious the middle class is shrinking the very wealthy is growing in numbers. and we're still not out of the trouble yeah matter of fact our problems economically are getting worse and those are the kind of things i want to talk about and i do that on the channel and when does it kick off. last week we had our first program so it's available now anybody interest is interested go to ron paul channel dot com a

>> i don't believe in the religion, i believe in god.e only reason that i call myself a muslim is because the symbols and metaphors that islam uses to talk about god are the ones i like, make sense to me. it's not that muslim is more true than christianty, they are all equally true, equally valid ways of expressing what is absolutely inexpressal. if you believe that there is something beyond the material world, that there is something that is truly transcendent, then you need language to talk about it, to make sense of it. that's all that religion is. christianty and islam are not things to believe. they are sign posts to god. they are a means to an end, not an end in and of themselves. cenk: that's wonderfully ironic, because my mom is the exact opposite and the exact same and you say. she said i don't want to know what's in the koran. we grew up muslim. she said i don't want to know. all i know is i believe. what you're saying is i know what's in the koran and all i know is i just want to believe. >> it's a simple proposition. you eith

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i believe in nonviolent protest. i believe that's my right under the constitution. would not pick up a gun and use that to indicate my righteous indignation. >> host: anybody your family own guns? >> guest: my brother has been a hunter since twelve. >> host: steve? >> guest: good god no. sorry. sorry. >> host: talk to your brother about guns? >> guest: what happens between the two of you? what is his politics. >> guest: in the early days i used do go rabbit about it. when i was younger, i was very -- i was a little more lacking in sympathy. for lack of a better way of putting it. we used to fight about it, but he helped me understand that, you know, for hunters like himself, he hunt whenever he can. but he cleans his own animal, he eats all the meat he, you know, hunts. he's not a -- how does he call them? he's not a trophy hunter. he's not a dirty hunter is what he calls them. the ones that will go out in the night and shine light in the eye of an animal so they can stun and kill it. we -- i think he's mellowed, you know. i said i don't have a problem necessarily w

>> first, i actually do believe i will see them again. i believe in redemption. i believe in god.believe i will see them again, and when i see them, i know that we're going to be reconciled and we're going to talk it out, and my parents were christians. you know, they made some mistakes. they had faults like every other parent does, but i know i would tell them that obviously that i'm sorry, that i love them, that i want to thank them for everything that they did for me growing up and just give them hugs, hugs and kisses and just embrace them and then go from there. so i look forward to that. >> are you now receiving any kind of treatment or medication for any mental health issues? >> no, i'm not. i mean, years ago in 2004 i was on four different anti depresents and i was talking to psychologists. they don't have any regular therapy here where like you have on the street where you see a shrink once a week or something like that, but you can put requests in to see a psychologist. but the main thing that has delivered me from this type of thinking, this mentality, this type of evil

that is the suspect jim dimaggio right there, believed to be -- believed to have with him this girl, hannah. possibly a young boy, 8-year-old, her brother, but again remains were also found in the house earlier and dna is being tested on that on those remains. let us know what you think. follow me on twitter @anderson coop cooper. >>> a conference call with al qaeda that sparked the massive global terror alert. sources say yes and a sdecht skeptic as well. ttage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we like being creative, we like interacting with people. so you have time to focus on the things you love. ink from chase. so you can. lecoca-cola is partneringg. with nashville parent and charlotte parent magazines, along with the mayors of those cities, in the fit family challenge. a community wide program that offers free classes that inspire families to get out, enjoy moving

>> i really did and i believe it. >> you believe that?you know, i bet you don't agree with me on this, but look, my view is that this is kind of nuts. in mark levin was saying that some republicans are like the french, i think tea party republicans like jenny beth are like the japanese. they don't know that the war is over. they are still fighting -- >> you can say that, but here's the news, though. and the news is that obama -- the law you say is working has missed half the deadlines. it's not working that way. issue number two, 100,000 new jersey residents are going to lose their health care, remember, obama promised they could keep it, the cost in california going up, as much as 164%. 80% in ohio. 30% to 40% in florida. there's only three states that might see a reduction. the president didn't promise that, now did he? >> well, of course not. but those numbers -- >> of course not, he didn't. >> those numbers are cherry picked. >> not cherry picked. 47 states are seeing their prices increase. the president said they would be reduced by

in transparency, i believe in accountability, i believe in making sure that we follow best practices. i think that oftentimes transcends the left, the middle and the right. it goes beyond that. and that's why as a supervisor i focus so much on contracts and how the city spends its money, which is not traditionally a progressive issue. but i believe that we have an obligation to make every penny count. thank you. [applause] we are still going through a very tough economic time. we are still not where we need to be in terms of job creation and economic development. so government, i think, has to work with a lot of different folks, not only the business community, but also the community groups to see how we can create economic development that works for every san franciscans. >> one of the topics is -- [inaudible] >> as a member of the police commission, i learned that the most effective policing is the policing where you have the police and the community working together. so you need training for the police officer who's already there. it is important to have police officers on the str

i believe with all of my heart that the next 24 months for the believer is critically important, because. write this down: if you can succeed in your mind, you can succeed with your life. i consider my mind to be my greatest investment. it's more important than my house. i would never spend more money on clothes than i would my mind. i would never have more money in my closet than i would in my bookshelves. i would -- my mind's more important than my father. my mind's more important than my children. your mind's more important than your family, because if you take care of your mind, you can take care of your family. if you don't take care of your mind, you can't take care of yourself. so your mind needs three things. i mentioned this in the book, and let me tell you you three things your mind needs. first, it needs a goal. it needs a focus. your mind is a living thing, and it needs a focus. the only reason men fail is broken focus. because if your mind doesn't have a picture of the future, it will replay the painful memories of the past. and everything you do is to correct the past or cr

do you believe the promises of god? do you believe you have everlasting life? do you believe he has taken away that worried mind changing your temperments? he can and he does but it all depends on you. he stagger not at the promise of god through unbelief. there's a point here. if you stag never your faith, if unbelief on your part it is no on god's part. gods words never change. but if you don't believe what god told you -- >> thank you for listening to the broadcast at the ever living story today. we are having some special meeting ons march 20 that we would like for each of us that are available to come to. we will be having dr. james walker teaching on the accult and cults and in these last days these are very important teachings that we would love for you to be a part of. we'll see you there. >> well that ends another service here at grace bible baptist church. for those of you that are listening for the very, very first time we want you to know that this program is brought with a caring heart. we care about you. we want you to know the lord jesus christ.

of what i believed. didn't even really know that i could believe god for other things. i remember running into a woman in a store one day who was a clerk, and we got to talking. i found out she was a christian, so i was just asking her questions about how the business was. you know, are you on commission? do you get a salary? you know, we were just chatting. and she said, "well, things have not been very good." she said, "i have a quota that i have to meet," and she said, "honestly, i haven't been meeting it and i'm kind of concerned that i'm gonna lose my job." i said, "well, why don't you just pray for god to give you favor and cause people to wander over here into your department to shop?" well, see, that was very normal to me because i had learned that i could exercise my faith for things like that. but she looked at me and said, "well--" she had been a believer all her life. she looked at me and said,

--one who believe that anyone who believes that conservative principles cannot attract young women need to pay attention to organizations like new. i think these principles can really resonate. i am excited to be here and continue to work to reach young women with conservative ideas. >> thank you. can you give us an idea or an example or two of conservative principles you have been able to show the people of oklahoma that really do create jobs and opportunity? >> you know the national trend -- first of all, the proof is in the pudding. republican governors and states have fared better. the reason is the policies implemented. like in oklahoma. republicanreat governor doing a great job leading the partner -- leading the party and the state. we were able to reduce taxes in this environment. any people would tell you, the sky would fall if you reduce taxes. we voted to reduce taxes this year. we have another -- with another tax cut shortly after that. will be 5.25, and we will .2%. it down another north of texas. you have to stay competitive. what is good for the state is great for the econ

i believe that a country that builds its ideology around war is on the wrong path who. listens need to be learnt there's no doubt about it or just as you pointed out one of them yourself and i completely agree with you. i mean the bias of a number of foreign media and their distinctly anti russian propaganda. the other hand of course we do need to be prepared to act in such cases that. if something like this heaven forbid had happened later. i suppose our response would have been better coordinated but to be entirely honest i don't think we made any major mistakes. but it is a common perception that russia wasn't a successful bit of propaganda. let's not forget that we stood by our own beliefs. to me whilst most western mass media followed the narrative of their foreign ministries. they were all working together as one military political alliance. up with the way do you believe a war can be won to mass media but when you were answering the question just now i recalled what happened in libya and all the accusations against gadhafi. now a few years later most of them don'

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i strongly believe that. we have made it clear, the president time and again, has basically said that iran will not be allowed to have nuclear weapons. that's a red line. if we don't enforce it against syria, iran will just be reinforcing the beliefs that they can go forward without real threat from the u.s. so, you know, this is as much a warning to iran as i see it as it is action against syria. iran has to know we're serious. otherwise they'll go more speedily ahead with their nuclear program. >> finally, have you been consulted by the white house and gotten a call? >> i have not. let me make it clear. i believe the president can take the action without authorization of the congress and has as commander in chief the right to take the action. it's in his interest to consult with the leadership in the house and the senate. i don't believe he has to. >> now while the congressman says he does not believe president obama needs congressional approval, other members disagree. now, still to come, the convicted ft.

>> first, i actually do believe i will see them again. i believe in redemption. i believe in god.ee them again, and when i see them, i know that we're going to be reconciled and we're going to talk it out, and my parents were christians. you know, they made some mistakes. they had faults like every other parent does, but i know i would tell them that obviously that i'm sorry, that i love them, that i want to thank them for everything that they did for me growing up and just give them hugs, hugs and kisses and just embrace them and then go from there. so i look forward to that. >> are you now receiving any kind of treatment or medication for any mental health issues? >> no, i'm not. i mean, years ago in 2004 i was on four different anti-depressants and i was talking to psychologists. they don't have any regular therapy here where like you have on the street where you see a shrink once a week or something like that, but you can put requests in to see a psychologist. but the main thing that has delivered me from this type of thinking, this mentality, this type of evil mentality and,

it's very difficult to believe. know, i also want to say that i'm not in any way excusing, you know, i'm not saying that he didn't have any part in it, but what i would like to know is i would like to have factual evidence of what exactly his part in it was, and, you know, when i have that evidence, i'll go from there. >> you were pretty critical of hanna anderson, a lot of people on twitter and if you want to give me a view of this tweet me at piers morgan but a lot of people acting angrily to that saying you can't attack a young kid, a 16-year-old girl that's been kidnapped by your brother who is a man nearly three times her age, regardless of anything else, you can't go after a young kid like that. what is your reaction? >> they have a right to their own opinion, and i have a right to mine. >> you -- it's sad that you were trying to get dna evidence to explore a theory that james had had a relationship with hanna's mother and that he may even be the father of hanna or indeed ethan or both. is that true, and if so

>> yeah, i strongly believe that. we've made it clear to the president time and again has basically said iran will not be allowed to have nuclear weapons. if we don't enforce it against syria iran will reenforced in their beliefs that they can go forward without real threat from the u.s. so this is as much a warning to iran as i see it, as it is action ghens syria iran has to know we're serious. >> have you been consulted by the white house? have you gotten any kind of call? >> i have not. let me make it clear. i believe the president can take the action without authorization from the congress. i believe as commander-in-chief he can take action. it's in his interest to consult with the leader championship in the house and senate but he doesn't have to. >> while the congressman says he doesn't believe president obama needs congressional approval, other members disagree. now, still to come, the convicted ford hood shooter cannot be put to death without approval from the president. would president obama sign that order?

did you believe that mr. barry did crack or did drugs? do you believe it?that question. >> dennis: i mean the truth is the truth, he's still a wonderful person. >> woman: yeah. >> dennis: but do you actually think or do you believe some of it, that it's a possibility that he did do it? >> woman: he might of dibbled and dabbled, i see it like that. i don't like some of the things that he had did, but i just love him. you know, the person. >> dennis: no one's perfect. everyone's gonna slip up. every one's gonna do things that they shouldn't do. but, he's fell, he's fell down plenty of times, but he got back up. >> woman: that's what god would do. that let me know there's a god. 'cuz a lot of people would have went crazy, lost they mind, and all that kind of stuff, and he's still standin'. he's still standin'. so he just a strong man. >> dennis: it's unbelievable how every time when he gets the spot light from the media, the first thing they like to bring up is... >> woman: the dirty stuff. >> reporter: ...is it okay? >> barry: i'm tired of that damn question.

. >> you stopped believing in god. i'm a christian. i stopped believing in god maybe. imagine if they came into china and you find some jews in china, my god. the number would be about 10 million. where would we put them? look at the country. in seven years, i don't know from america, from argentine narcs i don't know from where, but these are not the palestinians. they don't know the people of the land. so these are the extremists and they are becoming more and more. 1/3 of the nation are newcomers. newcomers that came during fighting. >> my family lived for many centuries in germany and it was in 1920 when it became impossible for the jews, my mother left for palestine to begin working as a gymnastic teacher in a youth village. she was thinking about the identity of a jew, and she came to her parents and said to them i don't think the germans want us here. i'm looking for another place where we can do something from the beginning. so she came here. i think her motivation saved about 15,000, 20,000 children. and i think it's good that i have some roots here. so this i

in democracy they don't believe in debate they believe in politicizing even science itself let me bring you back to the notion of democracy which i think is extremely interesting to hear. you talk a lot about the so-called marx's dictatorship and as far as i understand what you call mark says my actually people who try to impose a point of view on to others while are you have a lot of fans among the republicans in the united states and traditionally it has been the republicans who have been. very active in pushing their own versions of democracy onto other people and waging wars all over the globe to you institute own vision of how democracy is supposed to function on to iraq syria and many other countries well here i think i'm a straight a little carefully because i know that russia has alliances with syria and iran and to some extent it had had one with iraq as well and therefore there was some resentment of america moving in on what russia rather saw as her own sphere of influence so no i don't know about the russian fear does seem to me as they're letting people in other countries w

i believe those viruses are going to die. i believe you're going to be made every wit whole!ht now, jesus! let this anointing break every yoke of the enemies bondage. let our brother be set free and made every wit whole! i thank you for victory in his life. just stand up on your feet for a moment. can i just shake you a little bit? >> yes, you can. >> he knows he needs a little bit of shaking. amen. i'm just going to shake him a little bit. hallelujah! whoo! hallelujah. lord, right now i thank you for a divine touch. lift up both arms. and just receive what jesus has done for you. receive what jesus has done for you. amen. >> thank you, jesus. >> what happened to the pain? >> i have no pain. >> how many of you know the pain went back to the pits of hell where it belongs? what happened to you? did you have an accident? >> i was at work four years ago, and i lifted something 475 pounds, and i haven't worked four years. it's been like this. >> your arm is injured. stand up on your feet would you? amen. just move your arms around a little bit. glory to god. whoo. oh, glory. glory

nobody is believed to be injured and the hostage holder is believed to be a convenience store owner. what is the latest on the sisuati situation down there? >> we're in negotiation stages with the individual that's in the bank. there are some demands that he have asked for and had negotiators from the federal level and state level talking with him at this time. we're just trying to work through this at this point. >> and do you believe that he is heavily armed? >> well, we do understand that he is armed. as to what degree, you know, we really have no way of knowing at this point. we don't want to speculate. but we have reason to believe so. >> well chief, we wish you the best. we'll bring any viewers updates when we have them through this hour. thank you very much indeed for joining me. >>> eight months after the massacre in new town, 90 thousand guns authorized for sale. a man that couldn't disagree with me more. he believes more guns equal less crime. hawkins, news contributor and hh phd. thank you for joining me -- >> great to be with you. >> this situation in new town, isn't it c