she went to the shelter, got the dog and matched it with jeremiah. it took a while.t's been a few years since we started working with jeremiah, but the dog has been able to get him to be independent. encouraged him to get back into the workplace, so we were able to find him a job. actually, the job we found was one we needed filled out at our call center. he's come to the point now though he's ready to move on to the competitive market in a bigger job. he's done an excellent job out at our call center and patient scheduling. >> and now, you want to help other veterans like jeremiah. >> we have a wounded warrior workforce conference coming up at the end of may. we do this every year. and it is to bring employers and our veterans, not just our woended veterans, but all of them together, to find employment. right now, on may 31st, it's the wounded warrior conference. we have over 44 companies already signed up they have to come with jobs. and then we have other resources that are going to be there to support them. we're trying to educate the employers, so two days befor

>> jeremiah: hello, i'm david jeremiah. as a teacher of the scripture for more than 40 years, i have found that the bible speaks to every situation we face in life, and throughout my ministry, i have discovered a profound truth: that when the word of god intersects with our lives, there will be a turning point. discover how the power of god's word can transform your life when you j me on turning point. >> larson: watch turning point with dr. david jeremiah right here on this network. >> today on christian world news, she is on a world-wind tour of 11 countries in 11 months. this young lady is competing in what is called the world race, and the goal is to spread the gospel. >> wendy: plus, missing missionary pilot jerry krauss disa disappeared en route from supervisin south african to mali. his family is is still looking for answers. >> george: and this former archbishop is taking the country's prime minister to task for his government's discrimination against christians. >> wendy: welcome to christian world news, everyone.

. >> jeremiah: hello, i'm david jeremiah. as a teacher of the scripture for more than 40 years, i have found that the bible speaks to every situation we face in life, and throughout my ministry, i have discovered a profound truth: that when the word of god intersects with our lives, there will be a turning point. discover how the power of god's word can transform your life you join me on turning point. >> larson: watch turning point with dr. david jeremiah right here on this network. >> we are talking about the book of jobe today but i will surprise you. we aren't even discussing the topic of suffering. there are a lot of other hidden treasures in the book. it's thought tonight oldest 'book in the bible and we are hearing about them from an astronomer,

: hello, i'm david jeremiah. scripture for more than 40 years, i have found that the bible speaks to every situation we face in life, and throughout my ministry, i have discovered a profound truth: that when the word of god intersects with our lives, there will be a turning point. discover how the power of god's word can transform your life when you join me on turning point. >> larson: watch turning point with dr. david jeremiah right here on this network. >> after a lifetime of christian living, professional golfer wally armstrong talks about discovering new joy through practicing the presence of jesus. that's next on "significant insights." >> hello and welcome to significant insights. i'm jerry rose. if you were to write down some of the most

. >> jeremiah: hello, i'm david jeremiah.a teacher of the scripture for more than 40 years, i have found that the bible speaks to every situation we face in life, and throughout my ministry, i have discovered a profound truth: that when the word of god intersects with our lives, there will be a turning point. discover how the power of god's word can transform your life when join me on turning point. >> larson: watch turning point with dr. david jeremiah right here on this network. >> today on aspiring women -- >> we started to see changes in his personality and changes in the way he reacted to normal life situations, and we knew something was terribly wrong. >> but the real secret in the back of my mind was i was afraid i was going crey disivment. >> navy seal's family copes with the lingering effects of war. hi, welcome to aspiring women. today we're talking about the sacrifice of the military families. let me start by giving you this definition of sacrifice, which i thought was interesting. it is the surrender or destructio

[applause] [cheers] >> jeremiah: hello, i'm david jeremiah.a teacher of the scripture for more than 40 years, i have found that the bible speaks to every situation we face in life, and throughout my ministry, i have discovered a profound truth: that when the word of god intersects with our lives, there will be a turning point. discover how the power of god's word can transform your life when y oin me on turning point. >> larson: watch turning point with dr. david jeremiah right here on this network. >> find mr. right, because in my mind when you found your mr. right and started your family, that's when grown-up life started. >> a search for the right guy turns into a search for the right god. hi. welcome to a.w. we're so glad you're with us today. we're talking about personal journeys. you know, sometimes your personal journey can affect your spiritual journey or your spiritual journey can also affect yourer

[applause] [cheers] >> jeremiah: hello, i'm david jeremiah.a teacher of the scripture for more than 40 years, i have found that the bible speaks to every situation we face in life, and throughout my ministry, i have discovered a profound truth: that when the word of god intersects with our lives, there will be a turning point. discover how the power of god's word can transform your life you join me on turning point. >> larson: watch turning point with dr. david jeremiah right here on this network.

into it is two separate questions the answer to all people being destroyed and sees you can read jeremiah chapter 4 beginning with verse 18 that was speaking of the first earth age were detained get his wife god created a lot of people all the races the sixth day and he looked at it was good some of them want to the net land of nod and wink king was driven from adam and ease family he went to the land of nod and took one of the six-day creations as his wife is real simple when you follow the manuscripts murray from iowa some christians say that jesus gives us power like he had them because we are children of god we can be just like jesus can you please explain i don't want to be deceived because they see the satan will come back preaching he is god what is true that he will come back saying he is god second thessalonians chapter 2 verses four through seven will color declare that but i would be very uncomfortable listening to somebody that would say we would be just like jesus or that we would have the same power he has not the scripture quoted from isaiah chapter 7 that you'd will call h

. >> jeremiah: hello, i'm david jeremiah.or more than 40 years, i have found that the bible speaks to every situation we face in life, and throughout my ministry, i have discovered a profound truth: that when the word of god intersects with our lives, there will be a turning point. discover how the power of god's word can transform your life when you n me on turning point. >> larson: watch turning point with dr. david jeremiah right here on this network. today on aspiring women, the faith of a child inspires an entire community. >> because that's what our wish is. i want to grant the wishes of all these other kids.

chapter 31 verse 15 know what does it say that on and 16 and 17 it says there jeremiah don't worry the blessings are coming upon the children rachel didn't need to wait for them because they're blessed of god and god leaves god controls when you're familiar with his letter that he sent you that must be fulfilled scripture by scripture chapter by chapter verse by verse giving you the comfort of being awake that is to say spiritual knowledge of what's going down what's happening so that you can be useful to him he can say here i am god use me as he needs you he will endeavor fret about it is not for your benefit the for all of our family that is to say the family of god that walks the earth if you want god's blessings you will never be selfish to pray for something for yourself totally it's all right to pray for something you really need the fall your prayers ourselves you not going to get anything like god answers prayer that serve those people god answers prayer for those that love the family their reach out to them that help them to protect them that instruct them that's how he operat

jeremiah found phoebe." and i asked where, and she said she was in the -- buried in the kitchen under all that rubble. and i just couldn't believe it. because i was afraid she was buried under there, and is she was dead. and or had this type of treatment versus those that ha >> i think look at it. >> i'm so happy for you. >> definitely. >> is and for your family. it's a wonderful story of survival against all the odds. phoebe sounds like a pretty special dog to me. let's take another look at phoebe who managed to come out of that rubble. there she is. wonderful dog. rjay, i'm so pleased that everything ended up well for you. thank you so much for joining me. >> okay, thank you so much. >> great story. >>> and another great story of a real-life hero, abbey larson runs a daycare center, cares for children under 7 weeks old and when the tornado hit knew she had moments to save them. she joins me along with amanda white at the daycare center with her two children. abbey, remarkable story, this. again, of surviva

jeremiah found phoebe." and i asked where, and she said she was in the -- buried in the kitchen under all that rubble. and i just couldn't believe it. because i was afraid she was buried under there, and is she was dead. so it was just -- it was the best moment any of us have had since monday afternoon when this all happened. and as soon as i got home, i texted everyone in my family and told me and everybody is just -- it was just wonderful. >> it sounds to me, rjay, that somebody was looking down on you, and taking care of you. >> i think that's a nice way to look at it. >> i'm so happy for you. >> definitely. >> is and for your family. it's a wonderful story of survival against all the odds. phoebe sounds like a pretty special dog to me. let's take another look at phoebe who managed to come out of that rubble. there she is. wonderful dog. rjay, i'm so pleased that everything ended up well for you. thank you so much for joining me. >> okay, thank you so much. >> great story. >>> and another great story of a

he quoted jeremiah wright is not martin luther king. we're not turning them into the right.but there's more that they are thinking that resonates with jeremiah wright come if you read most of his speeches, which is something tava smiley also said. so yes, i know, diane can be a bad as well. you are pushing me but it's a good point that there is a long tradition and african-american theology and preaching that has prophetic chastisement and there is the loving grace of the city. they are all part of king. they are there, the rebuke and electric that is why he said to me, look, he's telling them of the evil because that's what a preacher does and it prophet us, because they can be redeemed. and one way to think about it is dominant, but that's why the transition is in this point. when king is basically done explaining. and that to me is the most significant part. he gets all that reasonable part under the way, and if you just read from where he says i must confess my jewish and christian brothers, and then, boom, it reminds you how complicated king's relationship was because h

dion wrote a column about jeff maya wright, and he said jeremiah wright isn't martin luther king, we're not turning him into that. and neither is rieder. but there's more in king that resonates with jeremiah wright if you read most of wright's speeches which is something tavis smiley also said. so, yes, i know -- see, diane can be a bad ass as well, so you're pushing me. but it's a good point that there is a long tradition in african-american theology, in preaching that has prophetic chastisement, and there is the loving grace of the savior, and they're all part of king. they're all there. the rebuke and the love. and that's why c.t. said to me, he said, look, he's telling them of their evil because that's what a preacher does and a prophet does because they can be redeemed. and one way to think about it is, you know, that's why that transition at the midpoint when king is basically done explaining x. that, to me, is the most significant part. he gets all that reasonable part under the way, and if you just read from where he says i must confess, my jewish and christian brothers, and the

wounded warrior project, with me here are glenn ford and jeremiah is an army veteran and they broughtth them rocky. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> sir sh tell me first about rocky, why he's here and what he does for you. >> well, rocky

upper right that is my nephew, national guard and i'm sorry, upper left is colton and lower left is jeremiah read this letter from karen ross who a ceo of shared decisions about hiring veterans. she has things, veterans can handle themselves in a myriad of environments. best of leadership capabilities that go over to civilian work force. they seek other things that employees can't see. when i did it was the best thing for my company. so go out and hire vets. >> also they are trustworthy. >> they very reliable and highly desirable. >> we don't hang out with anybody that isn't supportive of the military. you say sooner or later i'm going to do it. armed forces foundation focusing on guys that after they come back from war and c.i.a. memorial foundation, first war they have bone wanted front lines. they have lost a lot of guys. kids need scholarships. >> can i add one? companion for heroes and match up wounded warriors with ptsd with rescue animals that hopefully get out of the house and feel good about themselves. >> bob: thank you for your service. >> kimberly: thanks for joining us on memori

and lower left, jeremiah who is stationed at camp la jeune. >> greg: bob?at i did was in washington and went sailing, but i was in washington for the rolling thunder tour. that is when they have almost hundred thousand accounts in washington. they started at the pentagon and go across to the vietnam memorial. the ground shakes when they move. mostly vietnam veterans. it's really something to see. fox has been great in covering it. fox i'm very proud of you doing that. >> greg: you often been called rolling thunder. >> dana: we talked about honor flight. one of the world war ii veterans if you want to apply. we should have messaged that korean war veterans are also eligible to go on this trip and see the world war ii memorial and korean memorial on the same day. >> greg: coming up next. ten-year-old fight for her life. she needs a lung transplant but according to the law she has to wait in line behind adults. you might help get that changed. we'll tell you directly ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ stay with me ♪ tonight you better stay ♪ tonight you better stay withme ♪ gestart

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and that was what made his 2004 convention speech remarkable, the famous race speech in -- >> jeremiahight. >> exactly. in 2008. in this speech, that, when he said "i will be haunted until i day i die by the innocent civilians whose lives have been snuffed out at my command," that is a remarkably honest, frank, arresting, profound think to hear from the commander in chief of the united states. >> yet, chris, he explained how an individual's citizenship cannot act as a shield if he's determined to murder americans. does that continue to justify the targeting of americans? >> well, i don't -- well, here -- let me respond this way. the president actually said something very interesting which is after he said that, he basically said, and by the way, we actually don't make much distinction in terms of the way we think about this. >> sure. >> we have a standard that we think clears due process, right? we have a standard that because -- this is an important point. the constitution doesn't say anything about citizens when it affords due process. it says no person. it specifically says in the p

it's a quiet night at this columbus, ohio, dairy queen when local resident jeremiah sarver stops by for shortly after ordering, he can't help but feel something strange is going on. >> while waiting in line, a gentleman came in behind me and was kind of milling around, and we were talking a little bit. and the manager came back by after a couple of minutes and asked the gentleman if he had been helped, and he had stated that he had been helped, and i had realized that he hadn't been. >> it's this suspicious response that prompts sarver to hang out just a bit longer. >> knowing something was a little wrong with that picture, i decided to stick around, and even after my order had come out, i decided to stay. >> security cameras at this dairy queen capture the scene that unfolds. for almost five minutes, this customer paces around. he leans against the counter, next to the trash can, and jokes with sarver and the store manager. he even looks through his wallet. apparently he realizes he's short on cash. >> he went into the cash office right behind the manager, asked her for a job applicati

evolution of the naked on the porch photo and explanation, just one chapter in the epic tale of how jeremiaht his re-election bid last night, conceded to fellow democrat who beat him by 15 points. kind of tempting to send the mayor elect a pair of briefs to stash in the mailbox in case he has the same predicament. meantime, maybe simple congratulations is just in order. this is why new jersey is used as an adjective, not just as a proper noun. this is very, very new jersey. now it is time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." have a great night. >>> president obama took action today to try to contain scandal fever sweeping washington. released 100 e-mails about benghazi, got rid of the head of the irs. >> americans have a right to be angry about it and i am angry about it. >> two erupting scandals. >> the irs has been used as a political tool through history. >> we will hold the responsible parties accountable. >> every day this week. >> veritable storm of scandals. >> brings a new scandal. >> stop calling it a huge scandal. >> everybody simmer down now! >> let the facts speak for

exploiting his ties to former pastor jeremiah wright and fanning widely debunked rumors he is secretlyf the day, it is about his relationship with god. >> the daily e-mails of scripture that he sent to president obama on his blackberry will appear on book store shelves. a compilation he is calling the president's devotionals. reena and john. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. fascinating the church the president tend to go to, st. john's where devon shot the interview outside of. i asked one of the ministers there what is it like trying to do a sermon in front of the president of the united states? the minister said i just realize the president wants to be like everyone else. doesn't want to be singled out in a sermon. >> so true. dubois, 30 years old. held the job for four years. >> fascinating. >>> still ahead, an unusual sight making it way around the world. >> why a giant rubber ducky could be headed down your way. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ rubber ducky you're so fine ♪ and i'm lucky that you're mine ♪ >> we love that song. we heard rubber

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