efrem graham, cbn news, new orleans, louisiana. >>> up next, from exploding national debt to dwindlinge prices, we'll talk to author about america's last best hope. >> a rep recent poll found that have will go bankrupt. can america survive? here is erick stakelbeck with author joel rosenberg. >> reporter: americans see the federal debt exploding and government that won't reign in on it. leaving them asking if america will survive. >> we are heading for a collapse of catastrophic proportions. >> reporter: new york author joel rosenberg. >> this is where i think the last best hope of america is not washington, not the white house, it is not congress. they are necessary, they are insufficient to save this country. the church has to step forward. >> in his latest non-fiction book "implosion" he asks if america can recover to avoid disaster. >> you say america is facing an implosion. christians can save the country you say, what would you say the state of the church is right now? >> i am not sure. let me be clear. that is how bad it is economically, spiritually, morally, we will not see a t

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julie stall, cbn news, jerusalem. >> our prayers are still out there. they might still be in the wall. >> pretty cool. that is awesome. >> i am trying to remember what i prayed for. [laughter]. >> don't tell me. >> all right. we're asking people how big a marriage is. like, how many people it affects? right. so let's find out! how big is it? i can't measure it. big! it's worldwide. i would say it's as big as the universe. so your marriage affects more than just the two of you.

dale herd, cbn news. >> thank you, dale. u can find daily stories from christian world news on watch christian world news. >> george: and welcome back to the broadcast. the grandson of the reverend billy graham is following in his father's footsteps down under. 17 churches in the city of orange, australia, came together for a series of reality events with will graham. he urged attend deees a personal commitment to price. holding up a pen and paper, he explained that a pen is only useful when it is used by its master. he says the same holds true for people. >> you can only fulfill the purpose of your life, like the pen, when you surrender it over to your master. in this case, god. and as many of you like to think, you're sitting around with so much potential, but you're never fulfilling what you were created for. and you were created for a relationship with god. >> george: more than 2,000 aussies attended the weekend meetings in orange. afterwards, graham held a series of reality gatherings in lithco and sydney. >> wendy: in 1