way, just a few days later gave way to unbearable cries of demand. crucify christ.pected life from christ. material goods, they expected him to lead an uprising against roman rule, but when it became clear that christ did not come to bestow earthly blessings and the majesty of israel, but came for other purposes, incomprehensible to the people who met him, to save man from eternal sin death, many... did not accept it, did not understand. today we do not just remember the gospel event. the church tells us that in the lives of each of us there are moments when we glorify christ with our lips in prayers, as if we greet him with palm branches. but often these moments are replaced by periods when, with our deeds, words and thoughts, we again crucify christ. like that crowd of people, we sometimes replace our requests for everyday well-being with cowardice and lack of faith. the faithful resurrection reminds each of us that in our lives we must follow christ, not because we expect the benefits of help from him in everyday affairs, but because we have accepted him as our s

, not even a parable, actually an episode, yes, when christ cursed the fig tree, it is not clear why, was no fruit on it, but there was no time for fruit, there is also a very interesting interpretation of the holy fathers that the fig tree itself was the one the tree from which the first people ate the forbidden fruit, yes, because then they dressed themselves with fig leaves, yes, as they say, in the book of the bible, that is... art as a tree, let the apple tree and the apple appear, i have come across different explanations this, someone says that there are similar words in latin, apple and sin, maus and maum, someone says that it gives other versions, but in fact the book of butia does not tell us what was there, what kind of simple says the fruit, yes, but there is such an explanation, tuesday, yes, great tuesday, by the way, say, after all, every day of holy week is called great, yes, here is great monday, great tuesday, and here the parable really comes to mind, yes, yes, the parable of the ten virgins about the talents, the 10 virgins who were with the lamps, yes, here they a

jesus christ, the son of god, who desired to be the son of the virgin mary. according to the biblical text, an angel appeared to mary and said: “hail, full of grace, the lord is with you.” blessed are you among wives. archangel gabriel announced to her that she had found the greatest grace from god, to be the mother of the son of god. mary asked the angel in bewilderment: how can a son be born to one who does not know her husband? and then the archangel revealed to her the truth that he had brought from almighty god. the holy spirit will come upon you, and the power of the highest will overshadow you. therefore the saint to be born will be called the son of god. having comprehended the will of god and completely surrendering herself to it, the most holy virgin answered: “all the servants of the lord, let it be done to me according to your word.” the very name of the feast of the annunciation means good news, that is, good, joyful news, it reminds us that the appearance of the archangel gabriel, the holy virgin mary, marked the beginning of the salvation of al

another significant relic the temple is an ancient shroud with the image of jesus christ, the age ofrmined by the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the 20th century. it was used in our worship services until recently, we can see. it’s true that this red velvet, which has already faded over the years, decades, is no longer quite red, it’s already gray, of course, this shroud needs to be restored, the embroidery itself needs to be restored, and the image of christ, it also needs to be restored in plans to fix it on a dense material , place in quigot. so place it next to the museum, near at the foot of the hill on which the varvarian church is located, there is another historical building of the 19th century, a catholic house... where on the ground floor a house church was organized, illuminated in honor of the transfiguration of the lord. it was in this church that services were held that the path to the revival of the raitsev parish began. divine services are held here in winter, because it is very cold in the varvarinsky church. i would like to note that in the transfiguration c

i will do on this day, but in gratitude to god the mother of god and gratitude to god and christ that, we had a very strong life without this, there was nothing, there was no depth, there was nothing, i think that joy is everything for me, if possible. thank you very much, friederika, reflexologist, proteor pavel velikanov, associate professor of the moscow theological academy, i am vladimir ligoida, today we gathered our thoughts on the wonderful, bright and joyful holiday of the annunciation. thank you! well, today we have alexander nevsky, a largely mythologized figure, well, a classic example, whoever comes to us with a sword will die by the sword, this is a great one. naturally i didn’t say this, it’s from the film by ez einstein. and there are a lot of things, so to speak, that do not coincide with the real story. in the old days, in general, alexander nevsky was primarily glorified by the church, not as a warrior, naturally, no one denies his valor, but first of all his wisdom, patience and even humility were valued, which is why yes, with this figure. we need to understand, we

constant information absolutely, because it is not a man who paints the image of bagarodzitsa and christ my hand, such a beautiful angel, and only then i see that we are with you all the same, and there are no more chalaveks... the master has no right to put his signature there, well, in any case, this has been known for many hours, and magchyma was remembered here in the 18th and 19th centuries, assemblies of the catalan culture, the catalan culture, the artists put their signatures, and there we know the outstanding luxury creations of rembrandt, rubens, vel askis and many, many other masters. stagodzia, stostsi suitable happened to us, but not less, as the main masses of the objects, the creators of the arts, which were known in the temples, anonymous, and the subjects, the subjects, which were not written poisonous, aka masters, just like this, wash the lid of the plant. these cantext of master's ab'ektaў, creations in the nyadsk confession are... vydavochny, this zhitstsevaya is such, what is hidden in us in these rivers, these items, this naіўnasts, paved with some rights festive s

the baby christ lay in a manger among the debris. this is how believers expressed their attitude to the new realities of palestine in the gaza strip in the context of israeli military operations. this week , a pastor was interviewed by tucker carlson about how christians in the middle east are surviving... conditions of bombing and shelling, in our joint project with the youtube channel carlson tv. a constant but almost never mentioned topic. american foreign policy, christians always suffer. when there is a us-funded war abroad, it is christians who tend to die disproportionately, and this started a long time ago, 60 years ago , catholics were exterminated in vietnam, but the process has accelerated. for example, during the more than ten-year occupation of iraq by the us government, the ancient christian community of iraq was completely devastated. nine out of ten christians in iraq have disappeared, they are gone. this is a consequence of our foreign policy, but it was almost never noted in the united states, almost never even ment

it's a college affiliated the church of christ.ary said that initially they were just friends. but then they started dating and apparently, matthew must've liked her. because three months later, he asked her to marry him. >> both matthew and mary dropped out of school because they couldn't afford it anymore. and then matthew got work as a youth minister in mcminnville, tennessee. how would you describe the church of christ to someone who's not familiar with it? >> it's very conservative. a bible-based church. we say we have no creed but the bible. >> they believe in the literal interpretation of the bible, and there are scriptures in the bible that says that a woman is subservient to the man. the board of elders, the preacher, all of those in the leadership positions are men. >> tell me about matthew's temperament. >> gregarious, somebody who could go into a room of strangers and make friends within minutes. >> magnetic personality. >> magnetic personality. >> your impression of mary? >> mary seemed like a frail and vulnerable woma

yes, christ has risen, yes, yes, for easter. as part of the give joy campaign for easter, we have been collecting donations for 13 years. to buy easter cakes and eggs for hospital patients, for single grandmothers, for large families, now among our wards there are refugees and injured civilians who will be sent to the st. alexei hospital in the palliative department. surrounding the patient with attention and love is probably the very minimum that we can do. people here are very happy about this attention and are looking forward to it. oh, how lovely! oh, what a miracle, thank you, i am a fighter, i want to live more, i really want to, you can help the charity service through its website, or send an sms to number 3434 with the word kulich and any amount of donation, or you can become a volunteer and help people with disabilities or pensioners, you know, i have long needed a person who would come and well... help me, sit next to me , and so the easter campaign is going on , my son died, and i was left alone, bring food, sort out

this is the fundamental teaching of christ. yet because of the bad that has been, that has been sort of laid as a groundwork in this country in this moment, that desperate call for desperate measures, the barbarians are at the gates. they've stolen something from us, and we must take it back. it is not christianity. it is a it is a it is not even a perversion of christianity it is a completely different religion and it should be called as such it can i just jump in with it. all right. has the danger of two people of theological training on the desk at one time. so. but i'm to put on my sociologist hat actually to just have a little caveat here. so i agree. so we're david barton. for those who don't know he's, like this, like quack guy set himself up as historian has been going around like he's written all kinds of crazy books that one that got thomas nelson pulled because so full of errors. but he is like a mainstay in many evangelical churches like saying that this is a christian nation. right. kind of saying that the founders

, the antichrist, the muslim into hell, the kingdom of christ will come, therefore all this is writtenthis, of course, this terrible terrorist attack should not throw on... on islam on the muslims with whom we have been living together for centuries, and by the way, in russia, of course, there are wars, in in which both muslims and christians participated , but they never took on the character of religious wars, as between catholics, this and we must maintain, of course, this this this calm, this this is between our compatriots of all faiths, but on the other hand, of course very accurately ... the countries from where the main flows of migrants come to us are also part, part of this policy, i also think, i have said this many times, that in my opinion there should be some kind of separate one. i don’t know, well, you and i are like his theory conspiracy, then that’s it, mom, well, no, in my opinion, there seems to be a single scriptwriter for everything that we are observing, well , there’s something not to be done, and a single one not only in ukraine, in ours, but also in israel, th

according to the holy scriptures, christ rode into jerusalem riding on a donkey.s of people greeted him, many showering his path with flowers and palm branches. such honors in jerusalem rewarded only to kings. but the mission of christ was not to gain earthly power, to atone for the sins of mankind. on this day , instead of cheerful festivities and songs, people observe fasting, turn to their inner world, visit temples and illuminate the willow branches there as a symbol of the renewal of all living things. the illuminated willow was believed to have miraculous powers. the belarusian folk calendar talks about the tradition of beating each other with willow shoots, while saying, not i b'yu, vyarba b'e, kab b'zdarovy, yak vada, dy bagaty, yak zyamlya. the original symbol of easter was the evergreen palm branch. there are no such plants in our climatic latitudes, so willow came as a replacement. its branches were decorated with dried or artificial flowers, ribbons, even toys and sweets. the tradition of whipping the willow on the back has an important purpose: to con

, christ was played by william defoe.ed to varying degrees of scoundrels, in which america did not want to recognize itself, it was such a beautiful distorting mirror, the same story happened this year, killer of the flower moon - this is a movie about how 100 years ago at the beginning of the 20th century, oil was found on the land of the asseiji tribe, as a result of which the tribe owned. or marry indians, after which the indians were found either shot in a ditch, or poisoned by some kind of burnt whiskey, while prohibition was raging, the whiskey was moonshine, or simply died from strange diseases, the osage tribe was literally attacked by a pestilence, until until finally, the central government sent to... this actually makes it clear that throughout and a huge 3 s2-hour film, by the end of it we, relatives, will kill, beat down, rob absolutely everyone who gets into the frame, which is actually what happens in the film, which is important, both heroes are real characters who, in the end still, they received a life s

at the end of the 18th century, the ideology of the order of jesus christ began to experience fundamental changes. first of all, this information was revealed in architecture. ezuits are practical admovilsya hell of baruch forms and they began to demonstrate old- fashioned rationalism in more simple ways. manufacturer classicism is especially important. region, in which we know mosar, sennya padaetstsa , dastatkova, let’s say this, not that, if empty, so, but there are plenty of additional hellish centers, and in the whole world, because there appear such brilliant reports of the arch it's texture, but it 's your time 18 stagodzi, kali geta temple will be, geta itself, because there is no center of dziarzhava, because the vilensk region, and like not krutsi, glybochyna, geta just this very day, this was a month, dze treated for gonar mets pile the nobles, the gentry and the magnates, these were the meats, the people of the village, the ladies, the truth of the summer, the punishment of this saprauda was a great, great shameful part of belarus. the era... which he lived in was already past

if you you don't see christianity in christ the way we see, and then you are not truly christian. and if you are not truly christian, then you are not truly american america is countered as christians are part of it, christian nationalism is not christian at all >> the lead with jake tapper to the head four and cnn >> students students of any age from anywhere using our technology the power, different ways of learning. >> so >> in minds bro opportunities, file >> when i was 12 years old with cancer, i spent most of the year looking at a hospital when no all i wanted was to be outside i other people at st. jude everything because i am 17 years cancer-free my marathon is for st. jude and helping all of those kids with cancer. justt want to be kids again whether you come to key west for an in-depth history lesson >> or you just want to skim the surface key west story is richer more colorful more substantial >> and cork here, than you ever imagined key west, close to perfect far from normal >> with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g truly unlimited data unlimited hotspot data. >> so

of course, i too am a beautiful christ. christ was played by william dafoe.er films were dedicated to varying degrees. scoundrels in whom america did not want to recognize itself, it was such a beautiful distorting mirror, the same story happened this year: killer of the flower moon is a movie about how 100 years ago, at the beginning of the 20th century , oil was found on the land of the asseiji tribe, as a result, the land-owning tribe became the wealthiest, wealthiest enclave in the united states. yes, immediately all the swindlers of america rushed in, began to sell local photographs for 40 dollars, coffins for 1.00 dollars, well, etc., profiting in every possible way from the simple-minded indians, but the most enormous crime was that all the surrounding whites began to marry indians, after which indians were found either... this time scarcez also had to be content with only a nomination, perhaps this is another academic failure, of which there were already enough in the overall oscar score, now a few words about the other nominees with 2010, instead of

forgive me, for christ’s sake, i couldn’t, you know, i couldn’t live!cumber? science, brother, two tablespoons of butter and... just one tablet from our special laboratory and you can drink ten priests, and i heard these tablets are harmful to the liver, it happens, well, go ahead, the trumpet is calling, where is it calling, where is it going he’s calling me, brother, take me to factory street, building 37, then you’ll come back, wait for our lovelaces, you’ll take them home, i understand, but you, i said factory street 37, let’s go, what else is christ’s statement to the people, well then rather lucifer, are you afraid of me, but you can’t be yourself? why weren’t you thinking, be quiet, believe a little, shut up! and such a situation, not the investigator, not comrade pavlivker, was clearly not expected, yes, only your pavlivker can come up with something else, what will be left of him, who can he, that it was just empty, oh, damn, how is that a mod? your pavlivker now, don’t be afraid, in a soft feather bed and some kind of munchkin brings him hot c

christ himself says: what good is it to a man if he gains the whole world, but loses his own soul.rvice, akapaest singing, began in 626, when the city of constantinople miraculously and through the intercession of the queen of heaven... i was delivered from enemies, realizing that today is a difficult, anxious time, it is important to strengthen spiritual support in our lives, through participation in prayers and sacraments, to feel and accept the love of god, his care for each of us as a whole about all the people in the world. this is so important for our souls, so relieving. dear brothers and sisters. let’s think about the meaning and purpose of our life, what awaits us in eternity, what blessings god has prepared for us, but will we be able to use them if we don’t have living communication with god, through prayer, participation in the sacraments, reading the new testament. what is hell, why do people sometimes dream about the dead, what is the fate of their souls. how can i help them? what should be done for this? i’m not asking for much, only what all orthodox christians urge

the jordan valley, this is the land that historical and church tradition considers the place of christ’scleared by rival units of the israeli... army, erased half a century ago. calm today the israeli-jordanian border was once the front line, the ancient greek orthodox monastery of ian pretteche, dating back to the byzantine era, from whose walls the patriarchal religious procession to the jordan begins every year, the epiphany eve is only now beginning a full-fledged prayer life. the rector, father bartholomew, dreamed of a belfry with a full set of bells. this. when we started building the bell tower, i had the thought in my head that maybe it was possible to bring russian bells here, because they have the best sound in the world, thank god, we did it, we are very proud of it and thank everyone who took part in a happy easter. the dream of father bartholomew was brought to life by the moscow orthodox foundation of archangel michael; the foundation has been participating in historical restoration work for several years. from the bottom of my heart with love, and so to speak, in the russ

according to the holy scriptures, christ rode into jerusalem riding a donkey.s of people greeted him, many showering his path with flowers and palm branches. such honors were given only to kings in jerusalem. but the mission of christ was not to gain earthly power, to atone for the sins of mankind. on this day, instead of cheerful celebrations and songs, people observe fasting and convert. to their inner world, visit temples and illuminate willow branches there, as a symbol of the renewal of all living things. the consecrated willow was believed to have miraculous powers. the belarusian folk calendar talks about the tradition of beating each other with willow shoots, while saying: it’s not i who beat, the yarba beat, the healthy yak is the water, the rich yak is the earth. the original symbol of easter was the evergreen palm branch. there are no such plants in our climatic latitudes, so verba came as a replacement. its branches were decorated with dried or artificial flowers, ribbons, even toys. the tradition of slapping the willow on the back has an important

the poet's last cycle of poems formed the basis. one of the concerts of the light of christ festival.e will be taken into the ark. for me, the relationship between mother and child has always come first. british film catastrophe. peaceful flood is released in russian cinemas on wednesday. final of the international music festival "road to yalta" will be held on may 1 in the kremlin palace. vocalists from 15 countries will perform songs about the great patriotic war in their native languages. anastasia pavlova will tell you how the competitive audition went. this is a soulful performance. slavic slavic language for sashu gačnik is not just a performance, but a mission. for several years now, the artist has been actively traveling around the world and telling western audiences about the culture of the slavic peoples, about the russian world, he considers this necessary, since due to propaganda in europe they often do not see the real picture. i culturally they are afraid for a more just world, that’s how i consider myself, because i really can’t remain silent when this happens in the wo

constant knowledge of the ab tym, that it is not the man who paints the image of bagarodzitsy and christ only and then it starts. this is what we are with you, and there we are, a master, i have no right to put my signature there, well , you have known this for many hours now, and it was remembered in great memory here on the 18th, 19th century, asbliva ў asyarodzi catalitskaya mastatstva, catalan culture, kali masters staged your signatures, and there we know rambrandt's signature cheese creations. rubens, velasques and many, many other masters of the 17th and 18th centuries, hundreds of similar things happened to us, and also no less important masses of objects, creating, creating masterpieces that are going on they were known in temples, they are anonymous. and here is a lot of torture, but how can we figure out what kind of speech, what kind of object, what kind of images and sculptures were created, how and how? but what about the yak? here there are some steps: this is the name of the methodical analysis. stylistyka, this is the pattern that is constant in all matters, which we rel

the temple has survived to this day and is a true witness to the words of christ the savior.f hell will not prevail against it. just as a tree can provide shelter from the rain, so a temple protects believers from life’s storms and spiritual adversities. the temple is the house of god, and the people in it are one big family. and it’s good to be at the head of this family there is a good shepherd who leads everyone to god. in april, the rector of the holy cross boris gleb cathedral of mogilev, father sergius, celebrated his anniversary. creative team of the program truth from everywhere. congratulates him and wishes him to strengthen his mental and physical strength in his service to god and people, istnotil’s program was with you all the best to you. works in their small modeling, this is already different, i don’t know what will happen, but for me creativity is getting out of your head and creating something that you have there. target this hall is to distract children from the street, attract them to boxing, former students, grandchildren are returning with their families,

yes, that's it in the 18th century, the idea of ​​the order of jesus christ began to develop.ural changes. first of all, this information was revealed in architecture. they are practically advocating the hell of baruque forms and began to demonstrate old -fashioned rationalism in more simple ways, just in line with manumental classicism. region, where we know mosar is falling, yes, let’s say so, not that empty, but also... there are enough additional hellish centers, and the whole point is that such brilliant reports of the arch appear there textures, but also your own o'clock at 18 stagodzi, when the temple is in full swing, this would be the same, because there is no center of dzyarzhava, because the vilensk region, and as no cruci, glybochyna, this is just this very day, this was the month, they were paying for the fees of their kingdom, the gentry and tycoons, these were... bastards rach paspalitay knew, you know that just a year ago there was a lot of waste and a lot of liquidation, and at the same time we said that it happened... baroque style. the church of st. hannah i

jesus christ. he's obviously jesus christ.tament, or in its sequel, "the art of the deal." chapter 10, verse 8. "and lo, he evicted the rent-controlled tenants. and it was good. and tremendous and vicious and beautiful. jesus. wow." [cheers and applause] >> hang on. think about this for a second. trump and mandela? they both had three wives. jesus didn't even have a serious girlfriend. the guy had no rizz. >> jon: i don't think rizz -- anyway. mandela was in prison for 27 years. >> yeah, but if you add up all the prison sentences trump got for other people from january 6th, and his campaign, and his business, it's way more than 27 years! okay? trump is, like, ten nelson mandelas. >> no, ronny, trump is jesus. they both have a ton of buildings with their names on them, filled with portraits of themselves to be worshiped. and they both sold sneakers! gold sneakers. >> hold on, hold on. i'm sorry to interrupt. this is ridiculous! >> jon: josh johnson! also at the courthouse. [cheers and applause] josh! >> trump is not mandela or

trump also shared two articles that compared him, him, to jesus christ. one was titled, quote, the crucifixion of donald trump. and the other wrote that something, quote, supernatural was happening with trump, who the author described as a miracle and the chosen one sent by god is. and in typical trump fashion, one of his final posts on the day was a photo of him receiving a golf trophy for a tournament that he created and hosted. chances are didn't win, but

but we can say that the star of this collection is the golden autumn of christ. well, polenov himself wrote this, no one gave it to him. and we are enjoying the landscapes today, one might say that you arrive when you look at what has changed over there is bekhova, by the way, in my opinion it’s bekhova you can see, and there’s also an old wooden church there. this is even before it was built, polenov sort of built the church. 905 - there was a new stone church, which we now know and which we see now on this hill, you have a lot of fighters, great, your sleep will be guarded by 150 bayonets, including me, and here right on the soot on debasovskaya , serve breakfast in your room, chain the perimeter, yeah, posts along the perimeter every 100 m, two platoons in a chain into the forest, the first. then from birth there was no place in this world. nazareth was an absolutely inconspicuous village, so the most likely reaction to the fact that jesus is a man from nazareth could not be, how come, from such a dubious place, but where is it? jerusalem is the capital, it is

last and strictest week of the forty-day fast, when the church remembers the sufferings of jesus christ on the cross in the last days of his earthly life. each day carries a certain meaning and is pronounced with the prefix “great” in honor of significant events. these are the miracles that jesus performed, and the last supper, the condemnation of christ, the elevation to golgotha ​​and the crucifixion, oh which believers remember on good friday, the most mournful day of the christian calendar. holy week ends with the bright holiday of easter. on the eve of holy saturday, millions of believers. they are waiting for the main miracle - the descent of the holy fire in the church of the holy sepulcher in jerusalem. this event symbolizes the victory in life over death. according to legend, if the fire does not go down, the world will face serious upheavals. ntv will traditionally broadcast live from the holy land. don't miss the sacrament of the descent of the holy fire on may 4 on our channel. detained in the usa green party presidential candidate jill steil at the university. i was hit wit

hello, dad, great, accept, finish, in christ, you believe, i believe, be healthy, pan koshevoy, helloknow the kuren, thank you, dad, for mowing, it’s time for the cossacks to take a walk, there’s nowhere to go for a walk, as there’s nowhere, can we go to the turechchina? or to tatarva, it is not possible, neither to tureshchina, nor to totarva, how is this not possible, we promised peace to the sultan, göster yüzünü, bak ne kadar güzel, neresi güzel, bunun çok zayıf, hadi hadi. we are not afraid of your army, we will fight with you by land and water, babylonian, you are a cook, a jerusalem brewer, now we are finished, because we don’t know the date, and there is no calendar. what do you want, gentleman, kladitsa, devil sylitsa, we don’t want you anymore, go away, let him lay his finger, because from here. whom should you choose now for the kosche? we don’t want to choose the kukubenka, the kukubenka, his wounds, the milk on his lips hasn’t dried yet, let the awl be the ataman, let the awl, let the awl sew your ass, but what should he order when he stole like a tatar, i didn’t dry the

. >> i was three years ago when christ called my name.nd he showed me that the love of jesus is the greatest love story of all time. [cheers] [cheers] >> joining me now tonya pruitt founder of unite us and nate kearns a junior at the university of georgia. nate, we actually have video of the moment that you were baptized. let's watch. [cheers] >> cheers. nated, had you planned on getting baptized that night. >> i had not. no ma'am. i just heard the call from the lord and he said be obedient. i listened to him to take a step of faith my fraternity brothers watched that. >> wow, i know have you organized multiple revivals like this at schools. including at auburn which we covered last year what's going on here among our young people? >> you know, first i just want to say that these events can only be explained by a move of god. we have thousands of students showing up at these events and hundreds giving their lives to jesus. hundreds getting baptized. we are getting testimony from these students saying hey, i walked in contemplating suicide

the institution of american christianity, and yet simultaneously drawn closer in my relationship christ so that a journey that is very much possible but i think in many ways one that seems counterintuitive or almost contradictory to to some believers. yeah. as i listen to you talk, tim, i'm i'm thinking about the book. okay. i there's a lot, there's almost like a mini sub. john of books right now that are emerging on, you know, x evangelicals or former christians or christians who are disillusioned with evangelicalism telling their stories about how evangelicalism fractured the nation or destroyed my faith. these of things i don't get. same impression from your. as i do when i when i read those other books. is that fair? you know, i'm sure you're aware of some of this literature. i mean are you positioning yourself somewhere is, this book different or maybe you're trying to do the same. you know, professor, it's it's a fair question. i think what i'm trying to do is be faithful more than anything else. and i don't want to sound trite or cliche in saying that, but ultimately, you know bo

is preach the gospel of christ.stion that people actually strong message actually want a strong message rather several hundred years ago? >> in short, yes, i think they want the truth and they want sincerity. and it's quite hard to find that in the anglican church broadly, particularly in the leadership , there the anglican leadership, there are many, great parishes and vicars, lay people who are still committed to the gospel in the anglican church, but they're being failed by the leadership of church. and by the of the church. and by the archbishop in particular. and i think that, the bishop touched on this there perhaps without necessarily meaning to when you look at state of , of look at the state of, of persecuted christians around the world and christians in the holy land or christians in africa, and also in china, where they are also persecuted, there is a forceful in arabic countries and absolutely particularly in the middle east, where christians have been all but wiped out. i mean, if you look at the number

>> we should >> put christ back and to the contrary, for april longs.y would draw a lot stronger. what does >> that look like? they'll put in christ back into the country, but god back into the church god back into the white tell us where he belongs. >> 44% of americans say the bible should have at least some influence on us law. >> do you think is america a christian country? >> i believed that growing up, i did. yeah. >> founded as a christian country yes, it was founded as a christian country, but obviously in the constitution there is that separation of church and state >> yes. what? um, also always let where i went to public school if we are allowed to pray, when you say is under attack erica, you're talking about in the schools that are not so much in the schools, but just i just can't come up with anything right now. but i think the biggest thing is i just don't trust you buy some of these fears are fueled by misinformation. >> and what the hell was biden thinking when he declared easter sunday to be trans visibility? >> international trends, gen

they'll put in christ back into the country. for god, back into the church god back into the white house that's where he belongs, >> 44% of americans say the bible should have at least some influence on us law. >> do you think is america a christian country? >> i believed that growing up, i did. >> yeah founded as a christian country. >> yes, it was founded as a christian country but obviously in the constitution there is that separation of church and state >> yes. but then there's also all always let well, i went to public school if we were allowed to pray. >> when you say christianity is under attack in america, you're talking about in schools that seeing not so much of the schools, but just i just can't come up with anything right now. but i think the biggest thing is i just don't trust joe biden >> some of these fears are fueled by misinformation. >> and what the hell was biden thinking when he declared easter sunday to be trans visibility day? >> international trends gender, visibility de, takes place every year on march 31

if you don't see christianity in christ, the way we see then you are not truly christian. and if you're not truly christian, then you are not truly american. >> america is a country that has christians are part of it. christian nationalism is not christian at all. >> pastors jackson jacobson, and shaw are part of a campaign here in milwaukee that is trying to fight back against christian nationalism. >> or >> why is christian nationalism and your view such a threat >> threat because its is exclusive. >> can you really with a straight face, look at life teachings, way and death of jesus and line that up with the correlates of christian nationalism, anti muslim, racist anti-immigrant. i mean, it just doesn't work. >> polling shows americans differ on the role of christianity in governments. a minority would support the government declaring christianity the country's national religion. >> you can't have a multicultural democracy and have a privilege. religion doesn't work. >> do you think laws in this country governments should be based on christianity or is it just totally s

is risen, not christ is risen, but christ is risen, i thought, these are the eyes that fix small changesa person embroiders for the future. a napkin for the easter basket, because i understand that this is already a ukrainian city, and i was so happy, there are no conversations in kharkiv about that we will be captured, we will be attacked, i do not hear those conversations, people are living, mrs. galina, it is important here, of course, that the military civil administration and the military build those fortifications, those zones that are supposed to stop the enemy, because they understood that the enemy can implement even the most ridiculous plan, if they believed that they would take kyiv in three days, why didn't they... what is important, well, without revealing any secrets, i understand that the war is unnecessary and there is no need to say too much, especially since they were caught again there in kharkiv you mention some woman who cooked, i think you have her, she was an employee of a kindergarten, but i'm afraid to make a mistake, but in my opinion it was about kharkiv alone,

christ and the sinner is now in the russian museum in st. collection, indeed, even before the opening day, the imperial family came to inspect the exhibition of the wanderers, and alexander ii became interested in this painting and i agreed to buy this canvas, as they say, even for my billiard room, after vasil dmich made such a very profitable deal for himself. 3000 rubles, but with silver, that is, not just 30,000 rubles. 30,000 rub. in silver, this was a sufficiently lucrative sum for vasily dmich to be able to make this purchase of his entire life, buy this in the name of the bankrupt landowner soblukovy, where there was a small temporary outbuilding where the family moved and settled, but they were attracted precisely the neighboring hill, the neighboring hill belonged at that moment to the peasant community and... he became a relative, since they were married to cousins, so his idea was, of course, not just to build a dacha for himself, but for it to be a dacha with meaning, that is, so that his followers, students, his close friends c

the church remembers the earthly suffering of jesus christ, which is why all days are called great and dedicated to a specific biblical event. friday is considered the most sorrowful, when the savior died on the cross. in churches with special services. and on sunday night parishioners will gather in churches across the country to celebrate the main orthodox holiday of christ's sunday. 15,000 fines, names. this is how much the muscovites have already received since the beginning of the season, taking electric scooters for rent. this is data from the capital's mayor's office. 7.0 users had their accounts blocked. they will no longer be able to log into the electronic system to rent a scooter. the most common violations are driving through a pedestrian crossing, parking in the wrong place, and also riding two people on the same scooter. and here's a new video. young people drive along the highway together, and still have time to watch something on their phones. to find justice for such reckless people. this season, let me remind you, a number of innovations have appeared, one of them the