thank you jesus and his writings about. many of them come here with their church youth groups to pray and celebrate like 18 year old zoe she traveled for 17 hours by bus from florida visitors are encouraged to enjoy themselves but in moderation the festival has rules not allowed to be drinking. and there is like a dress code like no like really short shorts i don't think yes big. adding straps you're not supposed to know how her ears. yes i'm fine yellows. before the festival starts zoe has made an important decision she wants to be baptized. i decided to get baptized when i was about 7 years old. but i don't remember it and also recently i've kind of walked away from christ not coming back into it and i just want to be a public declaration of. i'm giving my life to christ this is who i am that there are the evangelical christians see a 2nd baptism as a rebirth in which their sins are forgiven and washed away. isn't enough time even jesus to come on his hands. against the. company of your son and holy spirit. i'm feeling ve

you see, the log jesus had for us, he endured -- love jesus had for us, he endured. we endure, to remain under, to give the visual of a soldier who will not give ground, but stand firm. see, jesus stood firm for us, defeated death and overcame the world. i am going to ask you to stand firm to love people, bear all things, but leave all things, hope things, endure -- love all things, hope all things, endure all things. that is what we are supposed to do. i believe this fight is a hard fight. it might even get harder, but i will ask you and challenge you to stay in it. it does not mean we won't have bad days and lose heart at times, but we can choose the best interest of other people and act on their behalf, and just like jesus, he endured the cross, finished his mission and sat down at the right hand of god. we can endure whatever hardships we face because people, humanity , loving people is worth it. so i want to thank you for being here today, for loving people, loving him well. i want to ask you to love all people well, no matter what background, religion, color, w

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thank you jesus for these. many of them come here with their church youth groups to pray and celebrate like 18 year old zoe she traveled for 17 hours by bus from florida visitors are encouraged to enjoy themselves but in moderation the festival has rules you're not allowed to be drinking. and there is like a dress code like no like really short shorts i don't think yes to getting straps you're not supposed to know how carriers. before the festival starts zoe has made an important decision she wants to be baptized. i decided to get baptized when i was about 7 years old. but i don't remember it and also recently i've kind of walked away from christ not coming back into it and i just want it to be a public declaration of. i'm giving my life to christ this is who i am. 'd for the evangelical christians see a 2nd baptism as a rebirth in which their sins are forgiven and washed away. thank you it's not simply isn't enough time to believe in jesus and to learn to spend. money against. companies like your son and holy

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the love jesus has for us he endured, he endured.ng to be willing to endure, to remain under, to remain in, to actually give the visual of a soldier that is not going to give ground, but he is going to stand firm. jesus stood firm for us, defeated death and overcame the world. i'm going to ask you to stand firm, to love people, to bear all things, believe all things, hope all things, endure all things. that is what we are called to do because that is what love looks like, that is what jesus did for us, that is what we are supposed to do for people. we are supposed to endure all things for them. stay in that fight. this fight is a hard fight. it might get harder. but i'm going to challenge you to stay in it. that doesn't mean we are going to be perfect and we are not going to have bad days and we are not going to lose heart at times. but we can choose the best interest of other people and we can act on their behalf and just like jesus chose our best interest and he endured the cross, despising the shame, finished his mission and sat d

at points he wanted to trick jesus and show him that he knew a little more than jesus knew and throw base. now, that question could have easily ended up in a philosophical and theological debate. but jesus immediately pulled that question from mid-air and placed it on the dangerous curve between jerusalem and jericho. and he talked about a certain man, who fell among thieves. you remember that a levite and a priest passed by on the other side. they didn't stop to help him. he got down from his beast, decided not to be compassionate by proxy. but he got down with him, administered first aid and helped the man in need. jesus ended up saying this was the good man, this was the great man, because he had the capacity to project the "i" into the "thou" and to be concerned about his brother. now, you know we use our imagination a great deal to try to determine why the priest and the levite didn't stop. at times we say they were busy going to a church meeting, an ecclesiastical gathering, and they had to get on down to jerusalem so they wouldn't be late for their meeting. at other times we w

i never forgot that woman. >> jesus said, father forgive them. they know not what they are doing. i often think they do know what they are doing. how do you forgive person to know what they are doing? >> again, in his particular case -- there were four people involved. one other assailant who i pray never gets out. some people are just beyond redemption. and so the fact that he had a conscious. had he not confessed, he would have never did time for that. and he is institutionalized. he went in at 16. he was st 15. now s a grown man, almost 21 years later, trying to navigate his way through the world. in his particular case, the fact that he demonstrated a conscience, made it easier for me. we are in this with spirits. so while you can forgive the person, you cannot necessarily forgive the act. that is the way i approached it and i often thought of it as jesus saying on the cross and one of his last words was, forgive them. for they do not know whthdohad toy a lot just usey ng and understanding the way i was taught by my parents and grandfather. and the other thing too, it was very

and it's not simply isn't enough time even jesus said to learn to stand. yes. your son and holy spirit. i'm feeling very happy and very excited and i'm glad i did but. i do feel like you personally yes. the baptisms take several hours. as dusk falls the concert begins. so we and her group are right in the middle of things. ok. ok ok. for many it's more than just music. if i mean completely honest i've ben for you guys i've been through alcohol something was scarce when i'm feeling right now. very hot come on you got a lot of born again christians believe that they are destined to save the world is they see no hope for nonbelievers. you see so the lighting of the candle system balik how jesus calls us the light of the world so we're bringing light to places of the world the search for the other people are the dark. religious music is a $1000000000.00 business in the us. and the message is clear. to every community of this that if you go and kill way we're going to do your chance you're going to grow your holy spirit children. should be very 'd good point with th

come to jesus right now and place your whole trust in him. - [announcer] when you come to jesus, you'lld a god who can walk with you through the hard times that life can throw at you. visit findingtruepeace.com to learn about the one who will never turn his back on you, that's findingtruepeace.com. ♪. elizabeth: joining me now is heritage foundation senior legal fellow hans von spakovsky. great to see you again and have you on. senator rand paul says impeachment already failed. senator tim kaine says we'll not get to 67 votes. now they're talking censor. what do you think of all that? >> i think holding a trial now of a private citizen is unconstitutional. the impeachment clause in the constitution very clearly only applies to current federal officers and it is only intended for the purpose of removing current federal officers and it just simply doesn't apply once, once a federal official has resigned and become a private citizen. so this is really a waste of time, particularly since it is pretty clear they won't be able to get the 2/3 votes necessary to convict. elizabeth: okay. we als

the city of bethlehem figures large as the birthplace of jesus.t bethlehem has enred a lot over the centuries -- occupation by 11th century crusaders for example, ottoman and then british rule, and the second intifada in 2002, when israeli troops moved into the city. >> so bethlehem's residents are no stranger to turmoil. in 1949 the city, which is just a few kilometers from jerusalem, became part of the west bank. recent years have been more peaceful -- attracting tourists and pilgrims -- particularly during the christmas period. 2019 saw a record 3 million visitors -- many from poland, romania and italy. and this year looked set to dazzle too. but then came the pandemic. christians from all over the world usually flock here to celebrate christmas. >> but not this year. the pandemic has put pay to that. the mood is far from festive. it's more melancholic and gloomy. for many here, no visitors means no income. this street is full of wood-carving workshops. only one is still open. the craftsmen create nativity figures and scenes by hand. it's a min

noose threatening to hang the sitting vice president my pants the riotous mob consistently invoked jesusand trump with shouts they believed it was god's will that remain in office that was echoed by televangelists like paula white evangelical leaders like jerry falwell jr and scores of white pastors across the country echoed so much that their congregants believe the conspiracy theory of election fraud and that god in trump wanted them to storm the capital in fact many believed it so wholeheartedly that several pastors themselves were among the angry mob last week. but we shouldn't be too surprised throughout history the christian right in the evangelical church has not only fought against civil rights but led the fight against black voter access to the polls across the south they support segregation and the church remains to this day the biggest racial dividing line in america where the black church is known for leading advocacy movements and expansion of rights the white evangelical church is known for limiting those but after the insurrection what will they do. albert mohler head of a

back when he loves jesus. brian's mother believes that his turning away from the faith was a grave mistake. are you afraid that brian will go to hell yeah that would be a concern i don't want to spend eternity in whatever hell is i would sacrifice anything for him. to come back to the faith i wanted to feel in heaven. rule. the increasing number of atheists is seen by many americans as a national problem that should be solved by force if necessary. to know. it's a view that is also held by a group of fundamentalist christians and mcdonogh georgia. chris hill and his son ashton go regularly to church together on sundays. and. play for yourself very very close you know that's the order of the water is god country if god could free family. facebook i would mail but. after the service we visit friends having a barbecue to live it's ok i'm on the train i don't know where you go god card sorry barbeque that's right and not the more american than those 3 right there right chris hill is a family man and also the head

of complete gift of self to the other. >> the greatest love in all human history is jesus. he gives himself to us freely, fully, to the end, faithfully d and on your wedding day, you vowed to love your spouse as jesus loved. i give myself fully till death. >> that's wonderful. we are going to take a pause now and we are going to dig deeper when we come back. please join us when we talk about marriage, the sacrament. >> hello and welcome back. we are talking with ed hopfner, director of the office of marriage and family life, a ministry of the archdiocese of san francisco. you were talking about a grant, utterly significant, wonderfully fruitful, but let's say, difficult way of life, a vocation that we want and are taking. i think we do want it so badly. we envy those whose marriages look good. you are one of the main, one of the main projects of your office is --. people need to be trained for, do you have boot camp, or how do you, how do you tell me, how to get married and what to do? what is the preparation? >> a lot of things we do is exactly to do that, one of them is t

y despuÉs contigo, jesÚs.e—— [hablan a la vez] jesÚs: esperemos que asÍ sea porque el movimiento trump continÚa, ya no estÁ en la casa blanca pero su movimiento de millones, y hay que respetar la ideologÍa de esos millones que son muchos latinos que van a continuar apoyando a donald trump. el movimiento continuarÁ. jorge: una Última palabra, luis. luis: es en la marcha que uno gana apoyo. vamos a ver. luego un republicano, el presidente reagan, el Último que nos dio una amnistÍa a todas las personas sin papeles. jesus: hubo dos demÓcratas. incluyendo biden por cierto. biden tambiÉn estuvo allÍ. luis: es ahora un demÓcrata el que nos puede dar eso y vamos a ver si otros republicanos son tan respetuosos como fue el presidente reagan, de darle la amnistÍa a 11 millones. jorge: ahÍ lo vamos a dejar efectivamente en 1986. tres millones de personas consiguieron una amnistÍa. llevamos 35 aÑos en reforma migratoria. luis y jesÚs, gracias por la conversaciÓn gracias por la intensidad. hacemos una pausa y volvemos. ♪ ♪

i want to meet my jesus. i want to meet my jesus. i want to meet my jesus.nt to meet my jesus. i want to meet my jesus. i want to meet my jesus. i'm going to live with god. ♪ ♪ >> on going to live with god. ! i'm going to live with god! [applause]. >> good evening. thank you so much for coming this evening. it's a very nice evening outside, so i know that some of us would rather be out there enjoying that beautiful weather. what you are going to be imprisoned here for about an hour and a half or so. [laughs] but we know it will be well worth your time. i want to make slight correction. i am no longer chair of the department of history. i'm short that dr. taylor, who is the chair, would want to -- want me to let you know that. i am currently interim dean of the college of arts and sciences at howard. but i will be returning to the department ... you know. [applause] >> i will be returning to the department in august. i'm really looking forward to it. we are here to commemorate two very important documents. the first is the d.c. compensated emancipation act, w

a tie turned into minutes, when jesus fired them level.s added a third in stoppage time to confirm their place in the next round, but not without an almighty fright. they might need an almighty fright. they might need a stiff drink after this.

the way to bring the country back together, the way to unity, a sort of come-to-jesus moment, we're sorry, members of congress i have to say i'm accountable for my rhetoric to contributes to chaos what do you think? >> i think in a perfect world mace would be right. look, tensions are running high. we all need to take a deep breath but that is not the reality of the world i live in. democrats want to use violence on capitol hill as battering ram against republicans to consolidate their power. if you give in, do what she is saying you will dishearten the republican base. that is a problem right now. unfortunately republicans saying what they did wrong. democrats don't believe what they did was wrong. they will continue to bowl over republicans in congress. elizabeth: you're saying it would be fatally naive for approximately to say i don't know why there are not more

tired he believed that this gave him credibility and a sense of self-sacrifice that was inspired by jesus christ. and of course then god had some very wealthy relatives who provided him with financial support might be don't want us to it's not his apparent poverty gave them street cred high as we say today hard to do street credibility oh my jesus was one nots and in fact his brother theo enabled him to enjoy a good standard of living he regularly sent him a lot of money every 2 weeks perhaps out of love but perhaps because he hopes the investment would pay off after all theo was an art dealer. in 1886 a vincent moved to paris to live with theo the french capital was the center of the european art world. vincent met a number of impressionists at the paint supply shop owned by dealer pair tom de. bangor changed his style again to capture the light of paris he placed thin layers of paint on top of each other doll and flat and transparent. and he put dots of complimentary colors next to each other instead of mixing them. the view from his brother's apartment theo was never able to sell this

was not jesus an extremist for love. enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you and persecute you? was not amos an extremist for justice. let justice roll down like waters and righteousness like an ever flowing sfreem? was not paul an extremist for the christian gospel, i bear in my body the marks of the lord jesus? was not martin luther an extremist, here i stand, i cannot do otherwise, so help me god. and john bun on, i will stay in jail until the end of my days before i make a butchery of my conscience. and abraham lincoln, this nation cannot survive half slave and half free. and thomas jefferson, we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal. so the question is not whether we will be extremists, but what kind of extremists we will be. will we be extremists for hate for for love. for the preservation of injustice or for the extension of justice? and that dramatic scene on calvary hill, three men were crucified. we must never

was not paul an extremist for the christian gospel, i bare in my body the marks of the lord jesus?was not martin luther an extremist, here i stand, i cannot do otherwise, so help me god? and john bunyan, i will stay in jail until the end of my days before i make a butchery of my conscience. and abraham lincoln, this nation cannot survive half slave and half free and thomas jefferson, we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal. so the question is not whether we will be extremists, but what kind of extremists will we be? extremists for hate or love? extremists for the preservation of injustice or for the extension of justice? and that dramatic scene on calvary's hill, three men were crucified. we must never forget that all three were crucified for the same crime, the crime of extremism. two were extremists for immorality and the other jesus christ was an extremist for love, truth and goodness, and thereby rose above his environment, perhaps the south, the nation, and the world are in dire need of creative extremists. i yield to the senator from alaska. >>

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a tie turned into minutes, when jesus fired them level. tie turned into minutes, whenjesus fired city ahead. taras added a third in stoppage time to confirm their place in the next round, but not without an almighty fright. they might need an almighty fright. they might need a stiff drink after this. the first of eight fa cup ties today saw holders arsenal knocked out, after a 1—0 defeat at southampton. it's the first time they've beaten the gunners in an fa cup game in their history. a first—half own goal by gabriel all that separated the two sides at st mary's. craig templeton reports. premier league opponents once again for the holders. arsenal's third—round win against newcastle was a replay of the 1998 final. this trip to st mary's mirrored their win in 2003. stats like that are more likely when you have won as many fa cup as arsenal, but it was southampton who started brighter, che adams with a brilliant run and strike bringing the best out of bert leno. the same could not be said for the rest of arsenal's defence. they failed to dea

my jesus ♪ i want to meet my jesus ♪ i want to meet my jesus sfoet ♪ i'm going to live with god ♪ i'mg. it's a very nice evening outside, so i know that some of us would rather be out there enjoying that beautiful weather, but you're going to be imprisoned here for about an hour and a half or so, but we know it will be well worth your time. i want to make one slight correction. i am no longer chair of the department of history. i'm sure that dr. nicky taylor who is the chair would want me to let you know that. [ laughter ] i am, at the moment, i'm currently interim dean of the college of arts and sciences at howard, but i will be returning to the department, you know? [ applause ] >> will returning to the department in august and i'm looking forward to it. we are here to commemorate two very important documents. the first is the d.c. compensated emancipation act which was signed by president lincoln on april 16, 1862. it was actually passed by congress on april 11th and president lincoln signed it on april 16th and we'll talk about that little period where that -- there was lingering

it is a historic, unique moment in the history of christianity and jesus.charist this year, may have been a smaller affair because of the pandemic at this moment marks a new beginning. it is also a revered river crossing injewish history, also a revered river crossing in jewish history, guaranteeing many more future pilgrims of different faiths will be flocking here soon. mark lobel, bbc news. the most senior democratic figure, nancy pelosi, has said the resolution would call on vice president mike pence and a majority of cabinet members to invoke the 25th amendment. do let me know how you are getting on. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @jamesbbcnews. hello there. quite a few of us had a pretty cloudy day, really, on sunday, but there were some cloud breaks, a bit of sunshine around. in the right place at the right time was pandapix, spotting this beautiful sunset in the doncaster area of south yorkshire. now, sunday was a day that was a little bit less cold than it has been over recent days. still chilly, though. just one in hereford, four in manchester.

i think this is one of the complexities obviously as a pastor i'm a full believer that the way of jesuscan lead to the healing that we need but we've all kind of trouble you know in terms of our own willingness to tell the truth and reveal historical complicity dr willie jennings you know who's one of the foremost religious intellectuals around out faith and white supremacy. when he did a seminar called white christian be saved which was kind of a play on when white people used to ask if black slaves could be slaves but it is talk and white christians be saved heat and he says the problem facing white christians in this day and age is that there's a parasitic relationship between white supremacy and white christianity which is a vivid image because most of us know parasites and acid organism that can't survive without attaching itself to a host and he makes a claim i think this is a really interesting way to think about what supremacy that it had to attach itself to a host in order to survive and i think you can really make a case that at least in the west white supremacy attach itself

of places and the white church is among them the mob carried signs and confederate flags shouting jesussaves meanwhile beating police officers planning i.d.'s and building gallows equipped with a noose threatening to hang a sitting vice president might pin the riotous mob consistently invoked jesus and trump with shouts they believed it was god's will that trump remain in office that was echoed by televangelists like paulo white evangelical leaders like jerry falwell jr and scores of white pastors across the country echoed so much that their congregants believe the conspiracy theory of election fraud and they got interim one of them to storm the capitol in fact many believed it so wholeheartedly that several pastors themselves were among the angry mob last week but we shouldn't be too surprised throughout history the christian right in the evangelical church has not only fought against civil rights but led the fight to get the black voter access to the polls across the south they supported segregation and the church remains to this day the biggest racial dividing line in america where t

translation: we are here at the jordan river where jesus was baptised.sus. we christians renew our baptism procession here. the eucharist this year, led by the custos of the holy land, may have been a smaller affair because of the pandemic but this moment marks a new beginning. the qasr el yahud, as it's known, is also a revered river crossing injewish history, guaranteeing many more future pilgrims of different faiths will be flocking here soon. mark lobel, bbc news. more on all of our stories on our website, and you can reach me on twitter. to stay with us. hello there. quite a few of us had a pretty cloudy day, really, on sunday, but there were some cloud breaks, a bit of sunshine around. in the right place at the right time was pandapix, spotting this beautiful sunset in the doncaster area of south yorkshire. now, sunday was a day that was a little bit less cold than it has been over recent days. still chilly, though. just one in hereford, four in manchester. but it's turning milderfor the vast majority of us, and through monday, temperatures between

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. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ lord jesus is a coming ♪ ♪ jesus is a coming ♪ ♪ right down to the promise land ♪ ♪♪le becoming full citizens. because of my faith in god, i realize that for freedom, you must pay a great price. >> this proud pilgrimage is the greatest demonstration on behalf of civil rights since the writing of the declaration of independence. we feel that this crusade to washington will speak just as profound as did the great document by the forefathers of our nation when they expressed to great britain that they were determined to be free and that they wanted their freedom. ♪♪ >> this is the day, this is it. the pilgrims are coming to washington, coming to our capitol from all over for prayer and thanksgiving, coming to stand up for right and freedom. ♪♪ ♪♪ washington is waiting. the pilgrims are coming. today is a new day. we've got unity now. the church in labor and the naacp all working together, working together to bury jim crow. today the city of washington takes notice, our leaders a. phillip randolph, roy wilkins, reverend king receive the keys to the city. ♪♪ yes, this day'

didn't know that that night, a future vice president of the united states would be giving his life to jesus christ. cheers and applause] mr. pence: he said, quote, i cannot write this without tears and i couldn't read it without tears, because i remember that night. it was on a hillside, raining and it was like i heard he words for the first time. god fill up the world that he son mightnly begotten very eternal life. and i stood up, 18 years young and i walked down that night, ot out of a sense of newly was done my heart was on the cross for me. [cheers and applause] mr. pence: i took a while to write that pastor back and we were in jacksonville a few months later. i wasn't able to write that letter without tears. ut i said to him at the end, now i know who else to thank for that night so many years ago. but the lesson of his letter was this and reason i share it. e said to me, mike, when i heard of the decision you made that night, i realized that even when things don't seem like they are going the way things expected they are going the way he expected. cheers and applause] mr. pence: i tr

so any actually would call it the teachings of jesus. he said that's what he did with the narrative of jesus' life is ethical. >> thank you. first of all he said this is incredible. he wants said in the q&a, they would thomas ricks to tell the story of hamiltons challenges. and in thomas, my glass and the other scholars to address the effects of the enlightenment on the founders. except on a question from dan berger who asked whether the market model of self governments and democracy directly in the adjacent classical or 18th century. so could you give us a sense of the distinction between enlightenment. thomas: . [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. he talked about washington a lot. he's not really close anybody. the closeness the emotional closeness to people. and he said no, i think that he could be essentials anybody else freedom that if you drink with him and have had a grand time. and hamilton also is considered a concern piercer and stir up of things. hamiltons and i will tell you what. next time you see washington go up in slap