that's the mercy of god. even when we do dumb things, god still has us covered. bottom line: if it's not your time to go, you're not going to go. nothing can snatch you out of god's hand. you might as well quit fighting the call of god on your life. god is not going to leave you alone. wherever you go, he's going to be there. the scripture says, "god's calling is irrevocable." that means you're a marked man. you're a marked woman. god wants you. you can try to ignore it. run. hide. party it away. drink it away. after all that, god's going to still be there saying, "i want you to go to nineveh. i've got something for you to do. i've got a destiny for you to fulfill." see, you have an assignment. somebody needs what you have. and if you don't step in to who god's made you to be, this world will not be as bright a place as it should have been. we'll all miss out. and when i say we're covered by mercy, that doesn't mean we can just live any way we want, be sloppy, compromise, take the easy way out. joel said god will clean it up. he'll catch me even when i'm drunk. n

you and god are a majority. when you're wearing your crown, god will open doors that no man can shut. he'll help you accomplish what you could not accomplish on your own. he wouldn't have put the dream in you if he didn't already have a way to bring it to pass. this young man went home from school that day very discouraged. his heart was set on playing baseball but instead of sitting around defeated, thinking he wasn't good enough, he kept his crown on. his attitude was, "the coach may say i'm too small but i know i'm not a mistake. i'm the right size. i have what i need to fulfill my destiny." a couple of weeks later, the school announced that because so many boys tried out they were forming a second team. he tried out and made that team. he was excited about playing even though he knew he was on the lesser talented team. those two teams played in the same division. there were about 12 teams. they ended up playing for the championship, playing each other. this young man was the pitcher on his team. although he

♪ you are the god who delivers ♪ ♪ our god is god who saves let god arise. ♪ (let god arise) ♪ let godd forever) ♪ let god arise ♪ (let god arise) ♪ let god arise ♪ our god reigns now ♪ (our god reigns now and forever) ♪ ♪ he reigns now and forever yes you do, god. [applause] >> todd coontz: welcome today to inspiration campmeeting. that choir is off the hook. >> yeah. >> let's give them a clap offering for bringing us into the presence of god. i'm so thrilled today to have james payne. he's the founder and president of james payne ministries, in tennessee, and he's been in ministry 38 years. he's a gospel recording... you actually have won awards for gospel songs, over 2,200 if i'm correct, what you just told me. >> right. i've had living legends, hall of fame; few awards over

brian: it you mentioned god's mentioned god. when did god first matter to you? eric: i guess i was raised -- my mom is german from germany and escaped east germany when she was 17. my dad left greece in 1954. they met in an english class here in new york city. i grew up in new york city in astoria, queens. if you -- if your dad is greek, you will be raised in the greek orthodox church. i never rejected god. i always -- i think most greeks, is a cultural experience. there is a reference for god and the things a you really do not understand. by the time i got to college, secular yale and you question things. at least i began to question things. by the time i graduated, i was so confused as to be utterly agnostic. and when i say utterly agnostic, i think maybe that is an oxymoron. i was just lost, wondering what is the meaning of life. i think most people got really good jobs and you do not have to think about the big questions. but being an english major, wanting to be a writer, i drifted. i had plenty of time to think about the horrible questions like is life mea

i cannot look at the universe and say that, yes, there's a god and this god cares about my life at all does not support this. larry: in all fairness, you just described the old testament. pastor, help me out. is there science a threat to religion? >> no. i think god created science. for me, i don't think exploring any of this stuff is bad. it will lead you to exactly what you said, a knowledge that something had to begin this. there's something more. i love it. i think that science is awesome. i don't think they war at all. >> i feel the more we learn, though, the more it might increase our likelihood of believing in a god, or whatever, but i think it hurts religion. i think the more you see, the more things are exposed, less likely that you show up in different places what man has decided you're going to translate god. >> yes. you're making a distinction between the beauty of a system and thinking there must have been an intelligent design as opposed to this intelligent design doesn't want me to eat meat on fridays. >> right, right. >> just to be clear, what is the intelligence of whi

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used god -- misu sed god in campaigning? that --ll -- nobody nobody that pops into my head at the moment. i think politician -- brian: what you said you're watching the political campaign that is baloney? the wholeng about relationship with religion. the republican side or democratic side. eric: i say both. humorous thattly joe biden and method pelosi would talk about being catholic where they reject the most central teachings about the unborn, about sexuality. i could say the thing about cuomo. one says it your not supposed to love those with whom you disagree. catholicif you are a or any type of christian, you know you are demanded to love those whom you disagree. it does not mean you take lightly the issues. you do not say i have no enemies. you take those issues seriously. when i see pelosi or biden pretend as though they can somehow be faithful catholics when they are overly rejecting central tenets of the christian faith, i do not know whether to laugh or cry. it seems to be ridiculous. it seems you have to say, look,

answer is god's will. whatever his will is. i don't know . but as a human being i must accept his will. therefore i'm not looking for an answer. i'm looking for his will . >> i think armstrong, sometimes religion can be used as a crutch and some folks may use religion so they are not subservient to themselves. i can't t answer that. i do think there has to be a distinction betwen relying on one's faith and believing in oneself . i believe those are two distinct different things. i think when you discuss religion and you discuss a topic such as self ego, love of self and believing in oneself it becomes extremely convoluted z, things didn't occur the way i was taught to believe because of my fellow faith. then i should give up on my faith. not necessarily. perhaps things were meant to happen that way. you continue on by believing in myself but you do not lessen your belief in your faith . >> you are e wise young man. >> you are ririt.it could be different than what you thought it might be. that's a great poi

people of god. and now you say, how ridiculous. the prophets usually are not rewarded for their -- for being profound to trying to get people to be the people of god. bonhoeffer to me is a modern prophet they speak into the german church and saying you have to wake up and stand against the nazis. what they stand for is antithetical to what we stand for. we have to stand up. if we speak up in time, we can win. there was no doubt in his mind and no doubt in my mind retrospectively that the german church was very strong. culturally, christianity was very strong in germany. if the church had linked arms and spoken out against the nazis, that the ability to do something. all he could do was to wake up the church and realized he failed. he felt that god led him to get involved in the political conspiracy against hitler. so he really went underground and became on the surface, he looked like a pastor. but he was now involved with the abwehr, which is german military intelligence. that's what the conspiracy

thank you for coming, god god bless you all. [applause]. >> i think we will have time for q&a. >> i've read the book, which is obviously fantastic, but i know your parents. what was it like in the years after you lost her identity after you found out you were adopted. have you met your birthparents? have you done anything like that? >> it's very ironic that you asked me that question today. this past february, both my, i don't want to give too much a because i want you to buy the book obviously, but my birth mother and my adopted mother died two weeks separate from each other in the month of february and this year. today would've been my birth mother's 59th birthday. once it was told to me of this adoption, the normal rationalto response would be to become better and to distance myself, but i did not want to do that. i said there's a purpose for all of this. i can gladly stand before youlal and tell you that i have relationships with my biological brother and sister like we been best friends since day one. instead of having a bi

>> well, politics involves a lot of talk about god. there are less and less signs that people, even mean the same thing by god, or as the pew report suggests, that people consult the bible about guidance on moral matters. in fact the pew report shows the younger an american is the less likely it is that they'll rely on their denomination or their bible to give them moral answers. >> phil rouyhem bush, the world is shifting under our feet as we speak but how do people leave aside centuries of family tradition, leave aside what they were taught growing up, why is it so easy almost to shed that like changing your clothes? >> well, i think that we are in a moment where people are looking around, exposed to many different ways of seeing the world. i think scientific advancements have been important in that but also, it's about knowing different people and recognizing that my tradition is my tradition. but it's not everybody's tradition. and maybe i have to start questioning my tradition. i will say that we are in a different moment politica

keeping watch as a single soldier known only to god.y with us. >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >>> welcome back. you are watching our live coverage of the veteran's day ceremonies taking place at arlington national ceremony, just outside of washington, d.c. mike, i am always curious about the fact that people always ask the question, why arlington, virginia, and it goes back to the civil war when virginia took back its piece of washington, d.c., and it's not that perfect diamond which seems to be indicative of the fact of what do they say, we're always working towards a more perfect union. >> reporter: you are right. and arlington national cemetery, ajaj ent to the tomb of the unknown soldier, was the property of robert e lee, taken from the family. and spiting him for spurning the united states union army and joining the rebel army, and that's part of the history of what we see here. you see the

>> oh, my god. i love you. >> i would like to announce for the first time chris and misty, coco on out. okay, we know how much you guys love music, right? >> love. >> love. >> bride and groom, we have the goo goo dolls! and i'd give up f fever to touch you >> i always wanted this to happen to me. i always see it on tv and i always wished it was me. and it is me. it is me. it's me. >> yeah. >> oh, hoda. >> it is her. >> wonderful. >> look atats. what are we doing? >> we're sobbing, we're looking ridiculous. >>e're bridesmaids for&misty. >> are these are wonderful. >> you should do a series of this. >> okay. there were some more surprises you didn't see. misty and chris love to travel so we went them on an all exclusive resoso to mexico. that's where they're going. what a great place, right? >> they seem like such a lovely couple. god bless them. >>> all right. everyone has a story and you're about to meet a wonderful family sharing theirs. >> they came to new york hoping to get ambushed and their dre

what you do with yourself is your gift to god. god deserves your best. you for a purpose and expects you to make the most of what you have been given. that resonated with him. >> it did, yes. >> he asked you follow-up questions. tell us. >> well, we had -- we had been talking before that, you know, about each other -- each other. i had asked about his family. he had asked about mine. i had already told him that my husband, my first husband, was killed and things like that. and so he said, you know, maybe you need to minister to people. maybe you need to share your life with them to help other people. he also asked me what he should do. should he turn himself in and what should he do. i told him he has to turn himself in and maybe his purpose in life was to minister to people in prison. >> do you know whether he's now doing that the? >> i don't. >> you haven't had any contact with him. >> i haven't had any contact with him. but if i were to have contact with him, that would be the biggest question i would ask him is is he using his second chance. >> so, n

god bless our veterans and your families and god bless the united states of america.d gentlemen, please rise and join the united states army band in singing god bless america. ♪ god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her the lighte night with from above. from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam, god bless america, my home sweet home america, home sweet home ♪ [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing as we retire the colors. retire the colors. ♪ [applause] >> this concludes the 2015 national veterans day observance. please be seated for the departure of the president of the united states. thank you for joining us today as we celebrate and honor all who served. [applause] ♪

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. >> my first thought was oh my god, it's going to blow up. that would have been disastrous. >> but his brother-in-law runs to the rescue with three fire extinguishers, while the pump's safety valve kicks in, stopping the flow of gas. >> i rushed to ron, to check on him, because he was thrown to the street. i don't want -- i want to make sure no cars would go by and hit him again, and just to check on him. and the poor guy, he was saying my back, i can't move. i can't move. >> ron was seriously injured. months later, we showed him the security video. it's the first time he had seen the entire tape from that day. >> i'm in shock right now, because i don't remember -- i don't remember the whole thing. you know, i don't remember this. this happened. just i remember the hit and i don't remember the rest of it, you know? >> are you all right? are you good? >> how you feeling? >> thank god ron was okay. he is not 100%, but he will get there. he's still young. it wasn't worse than this. he could have died. or the station could have blown up, or whate

but, this is a child of god made in the image and likeness of god. and that we have all of these sexual abilities and we don't use them until the appropriate moment, like in marriage. for someone who is single, they don't use them at all, but whenever they interact with another man or woman, all of that comes into play. >> chis: chastity is just living out the belief of each human. wonderful, we will be right back to talk more with father john. we are cruising right through some of the basic essential teachings of the catholic faith. we will be right back. >> chis: welcome back to mosaic. i am here today talking to father john about the essence of some of the basic catholic teachings. we have gone through a lot, father, how do you deal with sexuality? maybe a brief understanding of the concept of what the church believes about contraception? >> father: the basic notion is a man and woman coming together in marriage should be open to the gift of life. it is something given by god and they should be open to that. now, yes, they can be intimate with one

god willing, we want to be like them! (bird squawking) >> narrator: in the isis-held district of shaigal, the group is using many techniques to groom young children to fight and die for the islamic state. >> narrator: the fighters tell najibullah they receive propaganda videos directly from isis in syria and iraq. they say they show the videos to the village children every day. >> quraishi: i was asking them why they are watching in front of these young children? they said they should learn, they should know from now, and it's normal for them. >> narrator: the videos don't just show attacks and atrocities. this an isis military school for children, somewhere in the middle east. (gunfire) >> quraishi: all these videos, they're just telling them how to kill people, how to behead and how to become suicide bombers. and their main thing is to kill infidels. this is their aim and they are clearly telling this is in quran. so what does the child believe? what does he think? he thinks yes, i am muslim, and he's telling me the tru

i have no prize, but you are a god of youtube right now.es, he goes in the water, finds someone's leg. i don't know whose it is. they must be hopping mind. he said it's been in the water for a long time but it does have a serial number and he takes photos of it just in case the owner does want to come back and claim it. i'm going to have to go with this being the strangest find and you being the strangest person in the world for getting that. >> weird meets weird, thank you very much. >>> do you see this? that is a 3-year-old boy right there sitting behind the car that is backing up, but the driver is on the right side, not the left side. so i think when this driver got in, he probably didn't see this little boy. >> oh, god. >> you think, okay, the car is stopping, but it doesn't. it runs over this boy completely. >> oh! >> this is unbelievable but miraculous. >> oh, my god. >> this little boy sits up, the car drives away. he was taken to the hospital. they only mention that he had a fractured leg. >> poor baby. seriously, how the heck do y

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god bless our veterans and your families and god bless the united states of america.] >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise and join the united states army band in singing "god bless america." ♪ god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with the light from above. from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam, god bless america, my home sweet home. god bless america, my home sweet home. ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing as we retire the colors. retire the colors. ♪ ol' flag] ♪and [applause] >> this concludes the 2015 national veterans day observance. please be seated for the departure of the president of the united states. thank you for joining us today as we celebrate and honor all , who served. [applause] ♪ [applause] announcer: tonight on c-span, more events on issues related to veterans. next, the issue of the veterans treatment court for addiction and health issues. then our profile of two freshman representatives who served in the military, seth moulton of massachusetts. and st

, god, god, god, god!man who jones said had a broken leg. a helper cuts through the cast. >> now the leg was broken yesterday? now run! >> jones asks if she feels any pain. >> jump up and down real quick. no pain whatsoever. that's it. >> they traveled around the country and held these meetings, pulled these fake healings and fake miracles and people would shell out money like you wouldn't believe. >> this is jerry parks as he looked back then. he was fooled for years. >> but it was all through lies and fake healings and all that stuff. the man was fake. i know now that he was fake from the beginning. >> by his own account, jim jones was born on the wrong side of the tracks in a small indiana town in the depression years. at 21, jones became a student pastor by taking a correspondence course. within a few years he had started his own church in indianapolis. named it peoples temple and opened its doors to african-americans. he and his wife marceline became an interracial family through adoption and embraced

because i feel good i look good i'm god good i feel good i look good i'm god goods let's praise him gifts sometimes i can take them away that is why i feel -- god good every day so let no one steal your joy no matter what is the reason ing -- in your heart nobody else can see all that he gives me day after day to show me the way can't you see -- all of the time you, you, you, you every day. can't you see for me yeah i feel good i look good i look good i'm so god good praise him let's praise him yeah yeah

god bless our veterans and your families and god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise and join the united states army band in singing god bless america. ♪ >> ♪ god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with the light from above, from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam, god bless america, my home sweet home god bless america, my home sweet home ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing as we retire the colors. retire the colors. ♪ ♪ [applause] [applause] >> this concludes the 2015 national veterans day observance. please be seated for the departure of the president of the united states. thank you for joining us today as we celebrate and honor all who served. [applause] ♪ >> all persons having business before the supreme court give your attention. tonightllow americans, our country faces a great danger. we are faced by the possibility that at midnight the state industry will be shut down. therefore, i am taking two actions tonight, first i

oh my god. oh my god. somebody help me. >> reporter: several witnesses say they went to sleep with a faint smell of gas and woke up to this nightmare. the major confirms it was a gas explosion in the second floor unit of this two-family home. tonight, officials say they're investigating if someone inside the house was illegally tapping into a gas source. that's what happened earlier this year in new york city, when two people were killed after this restaurant blew up. but we've seen it happen by accident many times. often as temperatures begin to plummet. and that's why experts say you have to be especially vigilant at this time of year. if you notice an odor that smells like rotten eggs, open up the window, consider rubbing the gas lines with spoepy water to see if they bubble up. call for help. the investigation here is now under way. david? >> linsey davis in new jersey for us tonight. thank you. >>> we turn next here to a major lawsuit, a group of women coming together to sue over a birth co

, i said, god, to save him. i say, god, to, you know, help the doctors find a way to stop the bleeding. i would say, oscar, you cannot die on me, you can't die. you're supposed to be burying me, but you can't die on me. >> 22-year-old oscar grant leaves behind his girlfriend, their 4-year-old daughter, and a family desperate for answers. >> after i found out and saw the video of what happened after the facts was revealed, i was very angry. >> as the investigation into the shooting begins, videos recorded by several bystanders ricochet around the world. shining an intense spotlight on officer mehserle and raising questions of police brutality with racial overtones. >> the police is getting away with murder, and out on the streets they talk about they serve and protect us. they don't serve and protect us. they kill us. >> officer mehserle refuses too be interviewed by investigators. six days after the incident, he quits his job without giving a statement about the shooting. a protest demanding officer mehserle be

god bless you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> i read the book, which is obviously fantastic. i know your parents. what was it like in the intervening two years when you said you lost your individual identity. did you meteor birth parents or done anything like that? >> very ironic you ask me that question today. this past february, both my -- i don't want to give too much because i want you to buy the book but my birth mother and my adoptive mother died two weeks apart, and today would have been my birth mother's 59th 59th birthday. once it was told to me of this adoption, the normal rational response would be to become bitter, and to distance myself, but i did not want to do that, because -- isn't perfect and i can gladly stand before you and tell you that i have relationship with my biological and physical parents. and so instead of me having that bitter approach, i simply said, god, what is it that you want me to learn? and this past june, my -- one of my biological brothers, his son and

dot and another god god and a mother god forgiving and perishing, creating life. and god increases all of the good things in the world. i raised the question here isn't ever permissible to be creat god and i tell a true story that happened to a family that lives not far from where we are today in georgia where our grandchildren would spend their summers. when some of the oldest boys bunk -- they were taken white water rafting is the always did. teenagers need to have a little bit danger to survive. if you don't give them something challenging to do they will find it for themselves and get him a wealth of trouble. in the societies this was the coming-of-age ritual to go out and kill the beast were live on the land for yourself. the american equivalent is high school football. >> i will tell you about the whitewater rafting. nothing bad ever happened. they were excited, they were scared. this state, one of the nicest boys in the oldest boys bunk got up to help another camper that was a little scared stepping into the water and unexpectedly strong currents swept them

god truly showed my family that timing is everything. i look back at all the events of that day, being in the right place at the right time, and see how god's unseen hand orchestrated this whole thing to bring my family together. a few months later, my husband and i got the transfer of custody and the adoption became final on may 15th, 2014. what a glorious day that was and will always be. my husband's name is raymond and i am tear ris sa. that is how we came up with ray lynn. grace because of course we got our baby girl by the grace of god. >> and term ressa's here along with her husband raymond and her beautiful girl. welcome. to new york but they're here. >> boy, to go from a feeling of hopelessness to a feeling of elation when you got ray-lin, that must have been something to go through as a family. >> there's just nothing like having a daughter now. it's -- words just can't express how changed our lives became when she came into our lives and just so miraculous. >> just in the hair dresser. talk about a -- yeah. it was really neat.

god bless.dy laura bush also spoke at the chamber of commerce event on employing veterans. medal oflso hear from honor recipient dakota meyer, tom perez, and the president of the joint chiefs of staff. >> good morning. i am the executive director of the institute of military families. i will say it is a little humbling and intimidating to follow president bush. spend 10ob is to minutes talking about the collective and collaborative action that has brought us to the day, a recap of where we have been relative to employment, and also what may lie ahead, challenges and opportunities for our transitioning service members and families. and also for the employer community that has been so supportive of this effort. only because you expect it from data i have a graph with and things behind me. i will only use it as a way to suggest that we really have accomplished an awful lot over the last five to seven years. of the private sector and our partners in the public sector have made a significant impact o

this is our children, for god's sakes.hese people that wrap themselves in the old testament and say, quell, the old tewell,t said homosexuality is wrong. but the in the new testament, jesus said 41 times, if you believe you're in hefb. -- heaven. discrimination has no place in this country. if we can't with a open heart and mind fight that be thele and say if it's discrimination against gays and transgender, what is it tomorrow? stop it, what do we fear? all people are equal. we take pride in that in this country. we've got to have that battle. i understand it might not win, but have at it. and take their arguments against them. when they throw religion at them and kim davis said i had to adhere to the bible. what are you saying about jesus, what was jesus saying when he says if you believe you're in? i think we have to have that argument with them so i'm all for it. i think it's the right thing to do. >> andrea, some interesting eln'ts in these poles. 69% are in favor of this kind of nondiscrimination protection. 75% beli