"christ gives me this capacity." (billy graham) we must meet christ.st know him as our lord and our savior. (bernice king) his approach was more of trying to get people into the relationship with christ that that would transform their mindset and the way in which they lived so they would see people differently, and thus treat people differently. (announcer) in new york mr. billy graham makes a dramatic denunciation... there's something wrong with human nature? what is it in the nature of men that causes men to have intolerance and racial intolerance? the problem with the world tonight is sin! (narrator) from eisenhower to kennedy to johnson and then nixon billy worked closely with all these presidents encouraging them to take steps to end racial segregation. (president bill clinton) almost fifty years ago my sunday school teacher to me to little ck to hearteps to ebilly graham's crusade. the schools were closed because of the little rock central high school immigration crisis. the white citizens' council in little rock tried to convince, even to pressu

as slaves for you, for the sake of christ.s really a humble man. in the great effect middle east for all believers. mr. graham, rest in peace. you have a wonderful family, wonderful children and grandchildren, and i'm sure they will take the life of the gospel to all the world. inrican people, i thank you the name of jesus for standing behind this great man, to fulfill the mission given to him by god. i pray that god will bless america forgiven the world such a great man like billy graham. glory to our lord and savior, jesus christ. [applause] >> least a graham, on behalf of the millions of the christians around the world, those of you have heard you reclaim the gospel's message, i joined them to say thank you. thank you to bring salvation to our part of the world. as the news of your home going, hundreds of letters and phone calls came to me, to bring condolences to your family and friends. indeed, you have impacted millions of lives including kings, presidents, vice presidents and common people around the world. the former p

we preach christ as the lord and , forlves as slaves for you the sake of christ.s a great man. he was a humble man. theade great effects in middle east for great believers. dr. graham, rest in peace. you have a wonderful family. you have wonderful children and grandchildren. i am sure they will take the life of the gospel to all of the world. american people, i think you in the name of jesus -- i thank you in the name of jesus were standing behind this and. i pray -- this man. a great man like billy graham. [applause] mr. graham, on behalf of the the christians around the world, those of you heard the -- you have heard you reclaim the gospel's message, i joined them to say thank you. salvation tobring our part of the world. hundreds of letters and phone me to bringo condolences to your family and friends. impact on millions of lives, including kings, presidents, vice presidents, and common people around the world. -- the former by mr. of the republic of korea have to -- i am convinced it amounted to an outpouring of the holy spirit, which will change the lives of

you, for the sake of christ. in the middle east for all believers. dr. graham, rest in peace, you have a wonderful family, you have a wonderful children and grandchildren and i am sure they are going to take the light of the gospel to all the world. american people, i thank you in the name of jesus for standing behind this great man to fulfill the mission which was given to him by god. and i do pray that god will bless america for giving the world such a great man like billy graham. glory and honor be to our lord and savior, jesus christ. [applause] >> mr. graham, on behalf of a million international christians around the world, those who have heard you proclaim the gospel message and were touched, challenged and saved. i join all of them to say thank you. thank you for your bringing salvation to our part of the world, the home going, hundreds of letters and phone calls came to me to bring condolences to your family and friends. indeed, you have had impact on millions of lives, including kings, presidents and vic

we don't preach ourselves, but we preach christ as lord and ourselves for the sake of christ.n peace. you have a wonderful family, wonderful children and grandchildren and i am sure they are going to take the life of the gospel to all the world. american people, i thank you in the name of jesus for standing behind this great man, to fulfill the mission which was given to him by god. and i do pray that god will thank america forgiving the world such a great man like billy graham. glory and honor to our lord and savior jesus christ. [applause] >> mr. graham, on behalf of millions of international christians around the world, those who have heard you proclaim the gospel and i join all of them to say thank you. thank you for bringing salvatio salvation, hundreds of letters, and phone calls came to me to bring condolences to your family and friends. indeed, you have had the impact of millions of lives, including kings, presidents, and vice presidents. and common people around the world. the former prime minister of the republic of korea asked to say this. "the crowd attracted was u

the trunk of a christmas tree as a symbol of christ's birth. nailed to the create a twisted crucifix a depiction of the crucified christ. and finally on the tree a small sculpture. a miner's life as boys called the sculpture of light source. because of the stars and cough with i believe it is a universe of ideas around the question of the cross if there's an hauf is it a sign of hope or is it a symbol of death it is a minute here in this to and fro we as few as a challenge to form our own opinion to adopt our own position and. to think it cannot win and i think that in this way it connects us with a long tradition of the cross as a christian symbol. where confronted with the question what do we want quite simply life or death. leaving the top gun five. i. i. can one beagle maya began his artistic career as a wood carver training at the famous open a muggle school in southern germany where he's now a teacher. of the over i'm a gal crucifixes bearing the traditional medieval corpus are world famous. as a puzzle but no i attended the school myself

it is christ's tomb. and he says, no, let's let it survive.s a man very much aware of the power of mercy. >> his rule was very different from that of the crusaders. >> he was motivated by the belief that christians, muslims and jews can live together peacefully. >> he entrusts the key of the church to the holy sepulchre to a muslim family. even today it's a muslim's responsibility to let christian worshipers in and out of the holiest church in christendom. pope urban iii is forced to surrender the notion that christianity must rule the world and negotiate new relationships with other faiths. >> the recognition that it's a christian space that has to be protected by its muslim rulers not in the sense of actually preventing people from coming in, but protecting christians' rights to worship. >> opening and closing the doors to the holiest christian site in jerusalem has been the responsibility of the alasini man for centuries. >> we are protecting the church. since 1027 until now. >> saladin's gesture has come to symbolize much of what the moder

and jesus christ said to peter who do you say i am where you're the christ, the son of god. so he became the authenticating voice. >> peter himself as the one who voiced the confession becomes a symbol of the unwavering faith that jesus is the son of god, which is then the center of the christian church. >> though the word pope is not used for hundreds of years, the foundation of the sacred office is entwined in peter's legacy. >> the popes are if if you like the inheriters of the apostlic generation. >> it's the idea of the papacy being the rock, the source of permanence in the age of anxiety that people know is steady. >> peter preacheshat jes christ died for the sins of man and accepting that tth is the key to salvation. others teach different variations of that message. but regardless of interpretation in the first century any follower of christ is seen as a threat to the roman empire and hunted for his believes. >> when you think about the beginning of the christian movement it's astonishing the movement went anywhere. people are being arrested, tortured, killed in publ

i believe that jesus christ is your son. and i want to trust him as my savior. and i want to follow him as my lord. if you just pray a simple prayer like that, god will forgive your sins and you can have that hope of eternal life. i last visited with my father sunday, february the 18th. and on the 21st of february he was escorted by god's angels to the throne of god. and i could only imagine what it was like for my father to step in to heaven. and there was the lord jesus christ to say "well done, good and faithful servant." there was the throne of god. can you just imagine that? my mother, his mother, father, friends, clapping, cheering, bells ringing, trumpets blowing. not because it was billy graham. it's just another child of god had come home. another child of god. daddy, i won't see you on this earth again, but i will see you again. i will see you maybe soon but not yet. to god be the glory. [applause] >> thank you, franklin. and those last words that he said are something we all should leave with today as we sing a wonderful hymn to god be the glory, grea

the whole mystery of christ, through joy, sorrow, through glory. she leads us through each of the mysteries. >> these mysteries events in the life of jesus chris is what they are; right? >> yes, yes, yes. >> as you're saying the rosary, reciting with your group you're also medicine at a timing a distinctive, mystery, event in jesus's life. >> right, right. >> why do we call it a mystery. >> a mystery is not so much that con seals but reveals that takes us beyond the mundane but to the reality of god's love, his presence in the world which so many times we forget about. the mystery takes us into the riches and depths of love hidden within the lord itself. >> i can't recite all 15 of the mysteries but i think they take an arc through our lives as well. there's a set of sorrow full. >> joy full, sorrow full and glorious. >> incoming to christ if his glory. >> yes. >> i must say i've taken up the rosary more frequently during lent it's a soothing and interesting prayer. >> my central event of the prayer is the joy of the lord. the central event of the

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i apprehend christ's teachings have had a corrupting changes. he's not sure that he can trust what the new testament said about jesus's life and teachings. i have some doubts as to his divinity. those a question i do not dogma ties upon. having never studied it. franklin never doubted how admirable christ's moral teachings were. he did not know if he can accept the claims about jesus. franklin thought it needless to busy myself with it now when i expect soon an opportunity of knowing the truth with less trouble. there he is joking again. he knows he's going to be dead soon. he is going to find out if he was right or not. he just wasn't sure if he could no the truth about christ, salvation, he was going to find out soon. in spite of his qualms about traditional christianity, he saw no harm in it being believed. if that believe has the good consequence it probably has of making his doctrines more respected and better observed. you can believe if you want, but for franklin, the point was never just belief but virtuous action. i saw only add that ha

it here the christ figure on the side altar even wears a genuine purple cloak all. another on the face of it more humane form of conquest a spanish nobleman marries the daughter of the last interviewer but marriage didn't help the incas the congress brought writing and they brought death. to pack the last claimant to the inca throne and nephew of a while back here depicted among the wedding guests was beheaded in the plaza the other mass in fifteen seventy two. spanish route lasted three hundred years. what remains are poverty and injustice and an exploited country the incomes were deprived of everything their land their gold their lives their descendants bear the marks of colonial repression to this day yet. to call smart. he takes it all personally. by the way. he's known as fast and he's headed for the top english midfielder jaden century teen sensation has impressed since joining the boy he took time out to talk to us about his meteoric rise. living the dream. the. male body. books the portraits. in sixty minutes on t w. time for an upgrade. on a church that gro

now i'm playing jesus christ in "jesus christ superstar." >> you're playing jesus. my job is to make you feel differently about what you think you know, about a person you think you know. that's my job. because judas is not a villain. he's not a betrayer. the story is a bit more complicated than that. the relationships are a bit more complex than that. just as we as human beings are more complex than good and evil and good and bad and right and wrong. we're a spectrum of all of those things. >> you have a great cast, you two, alice cooper. sar sarah bareilles. we'll be watching. >> john, could you ask chrissie who bit beyonce? do you know? >> i'll never tell. >> oh. >> come on! >> come on, john! >> thanks for getting up early because i know you're practicing late into the night. we appreciate it. >> our pleasure. we'll see you on sunday. >> you can catch "jesus christ superstar" sunday night 8:00. right here on nbc. who did? i don't know. maybe carson knows. hey, carson, what's going on? >> i don't know. you should have asked judas. he knows what's going on. we all

. >> what inspired you about joseph, and jesus christ superstar?and of term school concert. we had to think what we would do for kids. a story that would appeal to them. the preef was that every child in the school had to somehow take part. but the story of joseph is, is a great one. because, it is about -- redemption. at the end. it has got a real heart. joseph, his brothers. they, reject him. he then, finds them again. and, it, it is a very simple primal story. >> let's see jesus christ superstar. ♪ ♪ i don't know how to him ♪ ♪ what to do how to move him ♪ i have been changed ♪ yes, really changed ♪ in these past few days when i've seen myself ♪ ♪ i seem like someone else >> how do you manage to get a relr religious rock musical? everyone thought it was the w e worst in history. we had a single, superstar. jesus christ superstar. it came out in a come of countries around the world. obscure ones. in those days for singles like brazil, holland. it was a big hit. bomb in britain and america. and then, record companies said, we would be interested i

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speak to you mentioned "the passion of the christ."n dollar terms, we have seen films like these enjoying the support and enthusiasm. it occurs when we were at political loggerheads. it does seem weird. >> it does but for example, "the passion of the christ," i was an advisor on that film. made over $600 million. that would do the same thing today, even an hour political times. when there is great art and a great message, great art is not easy to do. get great actors to do great films, that's not easy. >> neil: "heaven is for real," made almost $100 million. this other trend that movie studios typically a shoe these films. they don't think they are going to do well. that buys still exist. >> it doesn't i think whether it's political or religious bias, all of that, if you can get really amazing, amazing talent, and hook it up with people who understand the message, write to understand the theological message. i remember after "the passion of the christ," someone tried to do a film about the birth of jesus called "the nativity." let's tr

during the war itself, the way academic historians wrote about the war was in christ -- was in quite a critical mode. it was a mistake. the reagan era brought a different way of thinking about the war. that was a kind of revisionist notion that maybe in fact it was a necessary war. it really was some kind of strategic point in being in vietnam. that set of a relatively contentious set of debate between historians who want to recover something out of vietnam that is perhaps more positive and what has continued to be a mainstream historical perspective that in many ways the war was fundamentally wrong and ineffective. what you see now is a younger generation coming in all of this. there are debates in some ways about our generation or a generation behind us. the younger people come into it from a very different perspective. time, the first set of kids i was teaching, their parents might have served in the war or they were antiwar activist and had some direct connection to the war. now it is the peloponnesian war as far as they are concerned. it was a long time ago. that helps in teachi

>> we have many catholics who attend our church, they love the bible, love jesus christ.cerned about what they perceive of a left ward move of this pope. the fact is he has moved to the left politically and socially. i believe you can be a political and social liberal and still get into heaven. you can't get in to "lou t to s tonight" but you can get in heaven. gregg: talk to us about the spirit and the importance of easter sunday as we approach, just a couple of days a u way. i think our viewers would be interested in your thoughts. >> easter represents the most important event in human history. the resurrection of jesus christ from the dead. this sunday easter falls on april fool's day. we've plastered the city of dallas with a billboard of my sermon, jesus is the resurrection, foolish, fake news or fact. and we're looking at the historical information from the bible. i'm going to talk about simon greenleaf, an atheist and yet after investigating the evidence for the resurrection he became a devout christian. he said using the rules of evidence there is to more evidence

lou: marches age demonstrations and people actually talking about jesus christ are wonderful things andthe streets of dallas or any other community in this country. and it's a wonderful thing you're doing. i truly commend you and the good folks in dallas. >> well, thank you very much. and we invite people to tune in. it's going to be live streamed. and this is a new day in america, i believe, lou. and we thank president trump for creating a new atmosphere where people feel emboldened to share their faith. lou: emboldened to share they faith. i like the words. i resist a little thinking we have to be bold to share our faith. but it is necessary to be bold in this day and age where there is so much oppression of the christian faith here at home and around the world. but always lifting us up is pastor robert jeffers. thank you for so doing and share sharing your time with us. >> thank you. lou: that's it for us tonight. we thank you for joining us. an coulter, general jack keane among our guests on monday. it makes the weekend wort worthe to know we're going to have all of that waiting for

>> he attends the christ church lutheran in the sunset district where an early morning fire left the smell of smoke upstairs but services went on. >> we moved it from the sanctuary into the parish hall where we have another room in there. >> no damage on the main floor. but this morning, smoke was spotted below. san francisco firefighters arrived quickly. >> didn't take much to extinguish it, but it had caused quite a bit of damage to the middle room and smoke damage to the other sunday school rooms. >> there was previously a pre-school here and they were in the process of getting a new tenant. fire tegt tors were here while the pastor says there has been talk about recent activity. >> there appears to be somebody who got into the building. >> he said they've had issues with people coming in without permission. just yesterday they had to ask someone to leave that area. still, he says the congregation offers meals, a food pantry and other things to help. >> engaged in the homeless problem. you know, but it's the sort of thing that we have to do that in a controlled way. >> firefighter

it sparked at "christ church lutheran" on quintara street.t )s in san francisco )s sunt >>> a fire at a san francisco church is being called suspicious tonight. >> it was sparked in the sunset district near lincoln high school. christy smith has that story. >> what do you say? >> reporter: david attends christ church lutheran in the sunset district. >> you wander in for palm sunday, and it's like, what's going on? >> reporter: early morning fire down stairs left the smell of smoke upstairs. services went on. we moved it to the parish hall. >> no damage on the main floor, but smoke was spotted below. san francisco firefighters arrived quickly. didn't take much to extinguish it. but it caused quite a bit of damage to the middle room and then smoke damage to the other sunday school rooms. >> there was previously a preschool here, and they were in the process of getting a new tenant. the pastor says there has been talk here about recent activity. >> there appears to have been somebody who somehow got into the one of the building. >> they've had i

it sparked at christ church luge r luther lutheran. >> reporter: it is palm sunday.ey were able to have service here. but nothing like they had planned. the fire happened in the air re down below. there are sunday school classrooms there. people who attend church here say there has been some activity they weren't

holy week the large bundles way up to fifty kilograms they're meant to represent the suffering of christ carrying the cross the catholic tradition dates back to sixteen twenty two more news on the web site al jazeera dot com set for the moment we're back at the top of the with a quick summary of world news we'll see you very soon but i. was. just instilling seeing. some journalists decided to sacrifice their integrity for our own in the media listening to this time on al-jazeera. the nature news as it breaks this was a great election about who was going to win but it was about by how much with detailed cover each the syrian civil war no moves into. what is new or different is that each day some people will live until to morrow so many innocent people will die from around the world the bats and balls are several years old the really good players could end up trading a cricket academy and maybe one day play for the national team. spoke to him. the world wants to see syria's fighters up close and personal but those behind the camera pay the price filmmaker. chillingly intimate footage on an

on his headstone it is going to say "billy graham, preacher of the bible and jesus christ."n you saw him on the podium gesturing energetically with one arm, and the other hand was usually the bible. that was the touchstone and basis for his preaching. we are quieting down as we wait for the president, the first lady, and the vice president and mrs. pence to take their seats. >> sandra: here today, harris faulkner, lisa boothe, marie harf and fox news religion contributor father jonathan morris, good to have you on this very special day. for this very special moment. >> jonathan: steve just did a great job of summing up who billy graham is. i say is because billy graham very famously said what we all believe, that death is not the end but it's a moment of transition, that is exactly the core, the essence of billy graham as a man and as a leader in the united states of america. he was not a leader because he was a great speaker, he brought this huge family together around jesus, but rather because first and foremost he believed that jesus of nazareth was born, lived, and died

christ didn't die for our sins, and god is angry. it's time for us all to stop this easter ridiculousness, accept jehovah as our god, and deny christ. - aw, stop tryin' to ruin easter, you--you heathen! - yeah! - that's right! - get out of here! - no, you guys, listen! [overlapping chatter] [sighs] i finally know how you feel, kyle, knowing your religion is right but being laughed at by everyone else. it's so hard for us jews. but i guess we just have to let stupid people believe what they're gonna believe. - yeah. - i know what you're thinking, kyle, but i really do believe in judaism now. i'm not lying. - i know you're not. - cool, thanks, kyle. oh, and kyle, happy passover. - happy passover, cartman. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: thank you! thank you very much, everybody! welcome to "the daily show." thank you so much for tuning in. i'm trevor noah. take a seat. my guest tonight here to talk about her amazing new memoir, a

to integrate faith engage a diverse world and live worthy of the high calling of god in christ. today we're looking at the press that was brought in the late 19th century. the story behind this is fascinating and touching. it gives reason to why it's in a prominent location began with a request from mercer university in a president asked a student named joseph merle if you'd be coming to the indian territory. he was sent as a missionary by the baptist churches in georgia in 1857 in the next month he was married and after that he arrived in the indian territory. stagecoach and riverboat arrived ready to undertake his work. soon thereafter his life was transformed when he saw and experienced the hospitality of native americans. he was so touched by how they cared for him by the generosity, the next 70 years of his life was given to advocating for their well-being for their benefit. he advocated in front of congress and imprint and with every resource that he had. in 1887 congress passed the -- act. after that it they dissolved all tribal governments and a lot of the lands to indiv

the original big enough did not have a christ at designed in the flemish style it was only added after the settlement was turned into a monastery. not the nuns i really didn't have one thing in common their lives are characterizing by the same spiritual devotion. we begin movement petered out in the middle of the nineteenth century because of a lack of new members but what had begun so unusually in the middle ages as a women's revolution has become a model for a life of self-determination and social commitment is in a freely chosen community women in germany and the netherlands are thinking of setting up you think you know the idea then their song. it gives you the clue is the man behind the panda masks the crowd. made his way to the top. for now he says the big stage. and returns to his roots in the clubs. on. next d.w. . fifty kitchens one city common area home to our own berlin bureau max series is a very simple recipe but it's well made it's like having. fifty international dishes chefs from your strengths the recipes for cooking the dishes to enjoying them in. the kitchens one cit

john legend, it was announced he would be starring as jesus in "jesus christ superstar."he first promo for the musical. here it is. >> easter sunday, for one night only, it's the live concert event of the greatest story ever told. ♪ jesus christ superstar >> starring sara bareilles. ♪ i don't know how to love him >> alice cooper and john legend in the role of a lifetime. >> what do you think about that? >> i remember when i was around when this play came out originally. what a cultural phenomenon it is. >> yes. if you want to watch it, you can. talk about good timing, easter sunday. that's the 1st of april, 8:00 p.m. here on nbc. >>> reese witherspoon has been on a press tour promoting "a winkle in time." a reporter gif eer gifted her w unusual gift. lucy ford. she wrote her college dissertation on "legally blonde." she had to present her with that 15,000-word essay. >> i wrote it four years ago. >> i got to watch "legally blonde" 800 times. so -- >> wow. >> wow. >> that's amazing. thank you. that means a lot to me. >> you can see reese appreciated the gesture. it's funny

integrate faith with knowledge and engage in diverse world and live worthy of a high calling of god and christ. today we are looking at the murrow, a letter press that was brought to indian territory in late 19th century. the story behind the press is a fascinating one, it's a couching one, it's one that gives reason for why it is in such prominent location, all students pass by coming in and out of the library. began with a request for merce university, the president asked a student named joseph murrow to consider coming to indian territory. he was sent as missionary of baptist church in georgia in 1857, the very next month he was married and the next month after that he arrived in indian territory, 45-day journey on stagecoach and river boats and arrived ready to undertake his work soon thereafter his whole life was transformed when he saw and experienced the hospitality of the nigh taif -- native americans. he was so touched by how they cared for him, by generosity, the next years of his life was given to advocating their well-being and benefit, he advocated for them in front of congress, h

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we all need forgiveness but christ offers that forgiveness to anyone and everyone who believes.mething his son franklin graham said to griff jenkins talking about the number of young people who came to pay their respects and he was overwhelmed by that. >> that is the thing about billy graham. his message transcended race, age or nationality. his message with eternal because it was built on the bible which is eternal and today will be a tremendous celebration of a life well lived. for us who knew billy it is sad to say goodbye but he often said heaven is my home. i'm just passing through this world and today he is finally home with the god he served so faithfully. heather: special for you to be there today, donald trump will be there. the only living president to be there today. the vice president will be there. who else will be there? >> i think secretary carson will be there, sonny perdue, rudy giuliani is going to be there. a number of officials. billy graham never wanted to be famous. he wanted to be faithful but he ended up being both. heather: what will be the first word sa

so a believer in christianity believes if you don't believe in jesus christ, you can't go to heaven. so either jesus meant what he said and he was the son of god or he was a lunatic, because that's crazy statement if it's not true, or he's just a liar like david koresh. and yet, now the per version has come. the attack has come that this religion, the one religion that's completely truly based on love, that god so loved the world he sent his son and his son so loved the world he laid down his life so that anyone who believed in him could be in paradise in the next life. that's being called a hate religion. and christians are being persecuted. and for the first time in american history, america doesn't seem to care about christians being slaughtered and a type of genocide going on in the middle east of christians. and the prior administration made very, very clear their priority was not the christians that were being slaughtered by the thousands in the middle east, it was muslim refugees and that's why there's such a tiny, tiny percentage of christian refugees that were allowed into t