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yet they stand boldly convinced of a calling to make the name of jesus christ known.o matter the cost. >> wendy: it's a beautiful place. >> george: you know, it is a respite, an oasis, in the midst of all of the challenges they face. they come together and they get refreshed and energized, and they realize they're not in this alone. they're together with other believers. >> wendy: a fantastic report. thanks for making the journey over there. coming up, in east jerusalem, a blind christian woman leads muslim children to hope. >> george: and welcome back to this week's edition of christian world news. our next story gives new meaning to the proverb "the blind leading the blind." it is happening in a small learning center in east jerusalem. >> wendy: that's where disabled palestinian women are learning skills that give them confidence and hope for a more productive life. all because of a palestinian christian who would not allow her own blindness keep her from helping others. >> reporter: every time lidia goes grocery shopping, she faces obstacles. >> the rows are very,

and so filled people will have a witness for christ.second point is that filled people or filled christians will were never designed to stay in the upper room. you know where i'm going with that? you see the upper room was a place of preparation. the upper room was a place of being equipped. the upper room was a place of fellowship, but the filling was not to stay there. you must understand that your filling is not for inchurch matters. you see, you can act like you're filled in here, but the holy spirit wants the filling to be manifested outside of the upper room. acts 1:8 is again what i call a profession of evangelism. you remember the whole idea of jerusalem, to all of judea, samaria and outer parts of the world. how i suggest you apply that, you begin where you are, and as you progress this life, as you move in life, you are to be a witness to your jerusalem, to your judea, samaria and wherever you go on to serve. now that is backed up by what jesus said in matthew 28:19-20. go therefore and see all nations. he said as you are goin

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paul the apostle, the greatest example of christ in a man, or a man in christ, perhaps that ever livedd, "i want to know the fellowship of christ's sufferings. what he feels for people." let me tell you something. i promise you, if you'll just open your eyes right now and i want you to look at the precious little faces that i'm going to share with you and i want you to tell me if you will join us loving them. tell me if you don't want to love them. watch. announcer: have you ever known hunger like this? have you ever known sickness like this? have you ever known desperation like this? that's all they have known. one thing we know is they are fighting for their lives because of severe malnutrition. now that you know, will you help the thousands of children who are fighting to survive? james: i do love you. your little emaciated body and your beautiful little face and your eyes have captured my heart. i want to be a part of loving you, not in word only, but in deed. yes, little ones, i wish you could hear me but i would rather you see a demonstration of the love of god that beats in my h

that is why christ came. christ didn't come to just make us all look a little bit better. for those who are devastated and ruined and broken beyond repair. james: that was us because we felt that way. of all people to be highly visible christian minister leaders, and then to feel this broken and devastated, and yet, he came to bind up the broken hearts. do you remember when i told you what i kept hearing after we'd lost our daughter -- a girl that never should have lost -- she did everything so right. she trusted so perfectly. we don't understand why. we say, "god, what do you want to do with it?" do you remember me telling you what i kept hearing in my spirit over and over? not the part of the passage that i'd preached for so many years, "i came to set the captives free. set at liberty those that are bruised or in prison." but he said... first, i kept hearing it -- i just kept hearing it, "i came to bind up the brokenhearted." boy, that's what he's done, and it is miraculous. but you are part of that, and we can be that for one another. you know something? when people get

therefore, if you have any encouragement from being united with christ, if any comfort comes from his love, if any common sharing in the spirit any tenderness and compassion, then make my joy complete by being-minded, having the same love, being one in spirit and one of mind. so we're supposed to be one of mind and one of spirit bonded together with love. right? now, let me ask. does that describe us today? are we being torn apart? being torn apart by division, y discard, and i'm not talking about healthy disagreement. my daughter and i have healthy disagreements from time to time. rely the early disciples had healthy disagreements. but they always came back to that common love, their common hope, their shared heritage of faith. and the fact is that's what we must do. so we start with humility. we acknowledge that we put aside division and be of the same mind and then we step out in courage. i think that's really important for us to -- and by the way, courage doesn't mean that you re not afraid. john wane -- wayne -- no less than john wayne, said that you can be scared to death but yo

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>> the power of christ compels you. >> does it?t's happening? >> the power of christ compels you. >> guess what? it's not that compelling. >> jimmy: i love that movie. i thought it was hilarious. >> you know, seth rogan and goldberg wrote and direct the movie. it's the first movie they directed. i'm so proud of them. they asked us all to play ourself, but really douchy versions of ourselves. >> jimmy: you play yourselves in the movie. >> i play jonah hill, but the d d douchiest possible version. i had a part in "django unchained" at the time. i went to the cast of "django." i was thinking about starting that film. jamie foxx was at the dinner. he had a big diamond earring in. i thought that looked so cool on jamie, but that would look so stupid on me. and i was walking home for dinner and i said that would kind of be awesome. i said hey, guys, can i wear a huge diamond earring the whole movie and no one mention it the whole time? and they were like, yeah, sure. a huge diamond earring and no one talks about it. >> jimmy: did you get

he has led many iranian muslims to jesus christ.f you want to help pastor irani and pastor abedini, you can visit our website, cbnnews.com, and there you'll find links to petitions where you can sign on their behalf. >> george: the united states is stepping up its assistance to rebel forces in syria. the white house confirmed that the assad regime has used chemical weapons in the civil war. about 150 people died in those attacks. president obama says syria has crossed a, quote,"red line" that requires the u.s. to respond. but the white house hasn't made clear what kind of assistance it will provide to the so-called rebels. there are concerns that the u.s. could end up arming some of its enemies since some of the groups are affiliated with al-qaeda. >> wendy: a u.s. senator says america should not give funding to the enemies of christians in syria and across the middle east. kentucky's rand paul made that argument at a faith and freedom of religion coalition in washington, d.c. he says people are on the run and being persecuted, and

and people who are followers of christ. i have no respect for the institutional catholic church, the pope or the bishops, none whatsoever. however, back then, i was a different person, it was a different ball game. i got into this and i still not sure, i knew what the events were that happens but i could characterize it a lot of different ways, i really find it -- i don't want to use the word offensive but difficult to listen to the characterization, you have done this or that, what changed me and kept me on board was meeting of the victims and their families, especially their mothers and fathers. over the years i could never turn my back on fat butt back to what you said, i was ordained in 1970, in the beginning of thes i was in the vatican embassy in washington d.c. deep on the inside, very ambitious, hoping this career track would take me up word and give me a very high position at least as a bishop if i am honest about it. that is where i was, that is what i wanted. at that time you never admitted, just want to be a hum

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>> the power of christ compels you. >> does it, jay? >> the power of christ compels you!at's happening? [ laughter ] >> the power of christ compels you. >> guess what. it's not that compelling. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "this is the end" is out right now. today. seth rogen. more with seth after the break. stick around, everybody. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ walmart has all the latest phones look the samsung galaxy s4. it's like what i've got. look how big the screen is! that is big. and, walmart will give you a $50 gift card when you get the phone. sold! get the latest smart phones on t-mobile's nationwide 4g network, and get a $50 gift card. walmart. home of the irresistible sausage burrito. and freshly brewed premium roast coffee you love. plus other amazing tastes for just a dollar each. every day. ♪ this is genesis. she likes men completely hairless and, no, she doesn't think that's weird. i don't. whatever style she likes, make sure it looks perfect. trim, shave and edge with the proglide styler. gillette. the best a man can get. just

this is the same peter who denied christ read times. the same peter who was rebuked by paul concerning justification by works. the same peter whose mouth sometimes ran faster than his brain. let me tell you. i can relate to peter. [laughter] and i am eternally grateful that the flaws of men and women in scripture are prominently is played. because it gives us all hope. as we see that and realize that hey, there is hope for me. peter's story goes beyond his flaws. it goes to his faithfulness. christ changed his name to peter, the rock for which he built the church upon to lay the foundation. in the ultimate act of humility, showing that peter had crossed that, i would call it a transcendent barrier. from shame and humiliation to the time of christ to the sacred humility at the time of his own death by demanding that he be crucified upside down. peter learned humility. peter learned courage, faithfulness. he lived and he died that way. perhaps what gave it her courage was the promise of a savior who said surely, i am with you always, to t

not just like "the passion of christ" but also with general family oriented.alking and congregations start walking right into the box office. >> you have to decide what kind of man you want to grow up to be, clark. >> i think it's a very good thing that hollywood is paying attention to the church. >> where it gets sticky is when they try to manipulate the market. where it gets sticky is where the churches try to manipulate hollywood. i think in this case you have a good match. >> here we have a message about superman and really an underlying message about the original superman, jesus christ. >> reporter: are you concerned that this studio is using you and religious groups to sell this movie? >> they're using us but, in fact, we're using them. if you give me another opportunity to talk to someone about jesus christ and i can do it because of your movie, that's a win for me because it is about spreading the gospel. >> reporter: aaron mcpike, cnn, washington. >>> just want to add warner brothers like cnn owned by time warner. visit our religious blog at cnn.com.

and it was to declare a sense of return to christ. and he wanted to declare a year in which people would dedicate themselves, catholics particularly and christians would dedicate themselves to looking at their baptism and seeing what it meant to them and renewing their relationship with crime. there's a sense that we try to talk to others that are not christians but we don't do to ourselves. this is the 50th anniversary of the begin of vatican 2. this is the 20th anniversary of the -- and so a perfect time to say we have 50 years since trait can 2 and 20 years since the cattism. let's get that off the shelf and read to each other and remember why we're catholic and do some studying and scripture. it's a great time to put aside and say we're going to focus on this it's not the first time that we had a year of faith. there was one in 1967. it's not a bad time to think about our year of faith. we had the year of paul and jube leer year. this can be done in the home, the parish and the worldwide church. >> and this is a worldwide celebrat

the vicar so nice, he speaks for christ. i tried to follow his example when he washed the feet of the poor i went one step further and sent some homeless guys through a car wash, even paying for the wax. but as a devout member of the holy roman catholic church, my scapular is in a bit of a twist today. over what his holiness said in his homily yesterday. >> ( translated ): the commandments that jesus gave to us is to do good, and redemption concerns everyone, not just those who who believe in jesus. the lord redeemed all of us, not justicals, at the blood of christ. everyone, even atheists. >> stephen: what the pluck? even atheists? i am a catholic. and i am a catholic so i can have the fast track paradise easypass because i am in communion with the one true church. in word the 1-3 scanner, membership has its privileges. if the lord redeems atheists, all bets are off? what's next? the lord redeems lutherans? it's madness. i feel like a chump. i was an altar boy for 11 years. i put some miles in on my knees, all upon upin' an

>> a prayer that ultimately came true. >> because of my father i came to have a relationship with christ. >> reporter: making father's day that much more special. >> when you start thinking about father's day, in my mind, i think about my heavenly father and what he has done for me and how he has blessed me to be a father and has made my family complete. >> reporter: will says 24 years ago he gave amy up for adoption because he was struggling with addiction and other problems. now he has turned his life around and is helping others who are struggling with the same problems he faced all those years ago. >>> according to ask men.com, which one of these is the biggest factor for men when choosing a car? for practical reasons? to impress the ladies? or to compete with friends and co-workers? post your answer on our wusa 9 facebook fan page. >>> and we'll give free passes to the at&t tournament as congressional country club and one lucky winner will get to play a round of golf with mike >>> >>> let's take a look at the day planner. we are going to see showers and storms increasing as we head

>> reverend conrad pillar, senior minister of congregational united church of christ. and dr.ve chair of the center of african-american studies at princeton university. gentlemen, thank you for being here. there's been so much tack over the last year or two that the black church is dead. dr. guard you started the conversation because you wrote a piece called "the black church is dead" is that true? >> i think we need to understand the church as a dynamic institution. that the phrase "the black church is really a myth" that there's always been black churches that differentiated lit your jik landscape. humans after all, progressive, forward. it has to be the center so we can understand exactly what black religious folk are doing. in these political landscape we need to start the conversation. >> i started the conversation. >> i have a slightly different take having been away from the church for a number of years and then returning to the church. i found that the church certainly was not the church of my youth. there were all kinds of models when i returned to the church that i t

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i know the goal of christianity is to be christ-like. do you think jesus would have kicked those boys out? >> you know trying to be christ-like is a challenge these days. i think about when guys tried to trick jesus up, they brought a girl, a woman caught in adultery, jesus confronted her with her sin. he didn't condone it. he confronted it. he didn't say keep on doing what you're doing, but because he loved her, he said go and sin no more. >> but do you think he would have kicked these boy scouts out? do you think that's the right decision? >> i know this, as a bible-believing church, roswell street church, we're not going to align ourselves in a formal capacity with any outside group that openly accepts and affirms moral practices that violate god's word. >> reverend cy, you welcomed them to your church. why? >> one world is an intrafaith community. we welcome many. we focus on what's at the hat of the world's great religions. and what we believe is primarily at the heart of those religions is love. so this decision to invite any boy s

when i sat and actually looked at the movie and started to see how it was the story of christ and the story, i was very excited. >> what's the "s" stand for? >> it's not an s. in my world it means hope. >> well, here it's an "s." >> reporter: all this may sound strange but hollywood has long known that hollywood can make miracl miracles occur, not just with religious movies but also general family fare. >> you just have to decide what kind of man you want to grow up to be, clark. >> i think it's a very good thing that hollywood is play ay attention to the church as market place. in this case you've got a good match. >> here we have a message about superman and really an underlying message about the original superman, jesus christ. >> reporter: are you concerned that this studio is using you and religious groups to sell this movie? >> they're using us, but in fact we're using them. if you give me another opportunity to talk to someone about jesus christ and i can do it because of your movie, that's a win for me. because it is about spreading the gospel. >> reporter: now, other groups h

, in spite of their circumstances, then they'll never come to accept the fact that christ cares about them at all. how can he care about me when no one from the church is in my life, no one from the church steps forward to give me an embrace? >> talking about congregational involvement requires getting congregations to be about social change, and we in the american religious community have been very, very content to sing our way to heaven, but we have forgotten that in the lord's prayer the word is "thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven." >> without more support from faith-based or community groups, many of these prisoners face a tough road. within three years, national statistics say, more than a third of them will be back behind bars. for religion and ethics newsweekly, i'm deborah potter in akron, ohio. >> actress angelina jolie made her first public appearance this week after undergoing a preventive double mastectomy. the actress says she feels "wonderful" after the procedure that reduced her chances of developing breast cancer. jolie has a rare genetic mutation that put he

well, christ is the way to heaven. like, i've never prayed before. on planes, or if, like my sister is sick or something, i'll be like-- you know. i don't believe in god until i need him. last night, i had a sex dream and i think it's 'cause i'm so frustrated, like, i haven't had sex in a while, and it was, like, with a girl. like, that's not even something that i am interested in doing, but it's not my fault. is that a sin? 'cause i did-- well... i am not gonna get pregnant from that dream. because first of all, it was a dream, second of all, it was a girl. i wouldn't know, i mean, if that was just a dream-- i don't have to say hail marys? it's like the old saying, "it was all a dream." i used to read "word up!" magazine. salt-n-pepa and heavy d was in the... limousine, yeah. limousine. i.i-- like, do you ever sin? oh, yeah. i mean-- yeah. yeah, things-- things get out of hand. the weekend is at the end of the week. when you picture jesus, what do you think he looked like? skin like bronze, hair like wool, eyes like fire. jesus, that sounds-- yeah,

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they are my brothers and sisters in christ jesus.and it was such a strong silence from the chinese leaders say but i believe that word, such a hard, such as though but i also heard stories when recently senior chinese leader being visited by people believe in christ jesus and when lunch was served, when they prayed. the chinese leader in turn was in tears. he said i've never heard people pray for me and my family in such a way, and especially never let anybody pray even for the people who make the food. so while we truly live in a place and people really notice, and the document has been advocating for the model for china -- south african model for china, forgiveness, truth and wreck the association. i also study what caused the. i studied desmond tutu's book. i read from cover to cover, and also president nelson mandela. nelson mandela came out from prison after for you to his first words were i forgive them. and we have had the spirit of jesus christ because he forgives us, therefore we are all equal centers. we can forgive each of

and is it going to be about the bible and christ, who in and of himself is a very compelling figure.e most compelling figure of all time. or is it going to be about something just to draw people into the pulpit? if we want to entertain our congregants, then why not put an xbox in every row too? it's really about what's the heart of the message. th that's kind of what i'm getting at here. >> the parallels are just kind of interesting. this is just what i'm getting from certain people online who like this idea. i mean, superman is born on another planet, kryptonite, we know that. but he was sent to save his species. at the age of 33, he sacrifices himself for humanity. it sounds an awful lot like jesus. i suppose you could say here are the parallels. but there's a spiritual superman and his name is jesus? >> sure. well, and carol, like any other good allegory, it kind of runs its course after a little while. i've seen the movie. it's very entertaining. but it's a lot of hype for a movie that's really not that great. it's not as compelling as the real story, too. so you talk about paral

as congressional leader said it is my problem, they are my brothers and sisters in christ jesus. there was such a strong silence from the chinese leader's side. i believe that carries such a strong message and value. i also heard a story when recently a senior chinese the was visited by people who believed in and jesus and they prayed and the chinese leader in turn was in tears. he said i have never heard people prefer me and my family in such a way and never saw anybody. even for the people who make the food. they are truly listening to our beliefs. people really notice. for have been advocating the south african model for china. forgiveness and truth and reconciliation. i started about that part of history what caused that. 's booked desmond tutu about reconciliation, from cover to cover. and president nelson mandela. he came out of prison after 40 years, his first words were i forgive them. of jesusad a spirit christ because he forgives us, therefore we're all equal sinners, we can forgive each other. it's only on that basis we can have true reconciliation. statement4, i made

i believe jesus christ is the way the truth and the life. believe that he came and died for our sins. he was buried for our sins and rose from the grave. he will for give our sins if we give our faith in christ. it is obvious there are people that do not agree with these moral principles samaritan's purse believe in. are we going to be targeted? because of what we believe? that's why i wrote a letter. i do believe the president probably knew anything about this. i wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt. i like the president. i disagree on many policies. i wanted to let him know what we expect. >> you didn't put in render unto ceaser and, which means that cease ar gets nothing. i am just kidding. reverend thank you for sharing your story. it's an important issue. i know your dad is doing well and we wish him our very best as well. >> sad when we are targeting the reverend billy graham. very sad. we are going to hear from our studio audience most of them say they were targeted by the irs because of their political beliefs. they are here t

do i grumble or complain constantly andrea is christ real to me. >> there is a thing call tornado examination of conscience. everyone is asked, trained, to stop a couple of times a day and the questions you just posed are the questions people are asked to pose to themselves. i would say where was it that you found god or where was it that you felt the absence of god and why? i do it in a physical way. were you pushing gaudin way or telling god to come closer? it's a good habit to get into. you take a little part of the day that preceded you and look at that. that could be really important in our busy lives. we can go a whole day without thinking about it. >> i guess it's also challenging to ask this in a group that you have confidence in and you can be confidential about. you share the questions with each other so it's not just an individual growth but it's collective. >> right. one of the other things we do at the retreat center is peter favor program. ignatius said he did the exercises better. >> thank you tom. i look forward to coming to that center. thank you for being with us. >> thank y

. >> i'm a new creature in christ jesus. behold all things are new.hteous created in christ jesus. >> you got to know who you are. god is your company no other man in this world can ever give you. he's our father. he created us. in here it's really rough, brother, he helps us day to day to cope with our problems. >> this service has been a blessing to them. it edified them. it encouraged them even though they're incarcerated, that to give them a chance for hope and a new life. bless you. >> a weekly religious service, contemplation, reading, these are a few opportunities inmates at stateville have to somehow reach beyond the bars, the guards, and the prison walls. most will not see the outside ever again. or not for a very long time. but a few will. >> hello there. >> this is neil bell's last day in his cell at stateville. despite one stretch in the segregation unit, he's finishing up a two-year sentence for aggravated battery. as the final hours wind down, his emotions rachet up. >> i'm pretty anxious. been waiting for a while. the last week's the lo

i believe that jesus christ is the way of the truth and light.came to die for or sins, buried for our sins, and he rose from the grave, and willing to forgive our sins ife we're willing to put our faith and trust in christ. this is what i believe. it's obvious that people ine. te administration do not agree with these moral principles, that the billy graham evangelist association and samaritan's purse believe in. are we going to be targeted again? i don't know. that's why i wrote the president a letter. i don't know that he knew anything about this, but i wanted to give him the benefit of thedis doubt.f i like the president. i think he's ais p nice person. i disagree with many of his k policies, but at the same time i wanted to write him and let him know that we suspect we werei targeted, would he look into it, but haven't heard a reply. >> sean: and render unto caesar and god's to god, which means caesar gets nothing. reverend, we wish your dad our> very best. >>we thank you, sean. >> sean: pretty sad when we're targeting the reverend billy grah

mood of the season and high expectation and low resources that we [inaudible] in anxiety and jesus christ. maybe we're looking for the wrong reason for the season. maybe there is the struggle of values what matters the most your son being alive and going to church and not a funeral. maybe we have a power that we must unleash. we have the power not to kill each other right now. we have the power not to shoot each other right now. we have the power not to consume drugs right now. we have the power to take our children to school right now. [inaudible] from other programs. we can change this right now. and those that go to school tend to stay and those that stay tend to graduate so to make this really happen we need parents and teachers and ministers and professionals and athletes and politicians pulling a full court press. these are our children. we can savage our children. we know where they are and who they are. we know -- they need targeted jobs and job training. you have to learn math to get the higher paying jobs. anybody can learn both sides of a double jacket album can learn math. say