, jesus performing, healing. so i'm thinking matthew nine, mark two here and but for you are where everyone else this as a healing story a lot of people see this as a healing story with jesus on healing the paralytic man whose four friends have made great strides to give him to jesus, as you describe it, as a story of enslaved laborers. so the question why for you is it necessary to consider are these four friends are enslaved, saved to the paralytic man, and how does it offer an alternate pathway for understanding the representation of jesus in the gospel? yes. yeah. i think you this is a story that i think anyone grew up in. a christian family has heard many before. that's right. and i've translated many times in greek and with my students and i may not have said friends, but i thought friends, but they're not called friends they're not even actually identified as people in the greek, because greek can do that and so when you go look at the ancient evidence for who get carried in antiquity, it's two groups of p

jesus is king, jesus is lord, and she said you're not welcome here.ow what you pelt in that moment and if there's anything you want the add to the story. >> first of all, thank you, rachel. thank you, will. thank you, charlie, for having us. you know, we're very weesed on here. we are very blessed to speak on the national stage. it's important that we get our message out in any way possible. first of all, we didn't really intend on, you know, going at any people. people online were calling us maga fascists. that was never our intention. going to this rally, we were only here to protest our faith and we did so. we never expected this to grow as large as it was. essentially, she was speaking and we decided to say christ is king, jesus is lord, and we got a lot of backlash. as you can see in that firsthand video, i was pushed by an elderly woman. we were he canninged at, we were cursed at, we were mocked. and that's the biggest thing for me personally. in reflection of the event, jesus is mocked. you know, his disciples were mocked, and that's okay. in r

we are con cars in jesus name. the trip charge is hours right now and the small hotel in the parking lot as cornerstone. sure. so not that far away watching a live stream of house or have you go is waiting in the way to destroy your enemies. i am trying to secure i sit down, interview of that has been so far unsuccessful. so i hope to just get a moment with the passer hagi before or after discernment. the excuse me pastor hagi, i have a quick question. do you have a moment for just one question i wanted to ask if you are trying to bring about the battle alarm a gun, and is that your goal? excuse me, why are you holding these? excuse me, sir. february, twist my arm of the year, especially in the the stakes are high. john hanging is seen as a kind of a political king maker. presidential hopefuls go to his mega church, meet with hanging, seeking his endorsement. the president has unilateral authority to launch a strike or using nuclear weapons. so for john, have a warrant robert jeffries or one of these other pastors

because it's really about parabolic his speech of jesus and are away.t seems to me for you, your try to have a different well invite us to have a different conversation about where enslavement is in this early christian literature and how showing up there. in a form that we are just not accustomed to and can why my reading you right in this. >> right one thing about the book and what it is, it is a book about credit pretty can give you credit. and, you know if you go to seminary you learn about the bible, if you are in the pews on a sunday are you thinking about what is this mean. tos the pursuit of the town and in writing this book, i wanted to show that enslaved people thatat they were enrolled in competition that if you're kind of the traditional christian that you know, you think the apostles could've written alone. without glasses in the '90s. they needed help. and that is fine this people deserve credit as well and we know that enslaved people in ancient world improved the style of text that they were taken down the conversation for us pretty this

jesus, his followers understood jesus to be the long awaited messiah figure. the one who would bring about the end of days when people finally get what they deserve. when the rightness of award the weekend are punished, jews did not. and what christians did was not only criticized the ways in which jews interpret in the bible, they began to criticize use themselves to becomes a solar you have this depiction of judaism as the negative opposites of christianity. you have negative depictions of jews as those who rejected jesus as those who demanded that jesus be killed or ultimately, as those who killed jesus themselves. not just slurred as christ killers, jews were accused of murdering christian children using their blood for ceremonial ritual. the so called blood label, they were made to live a part as a lesser creed, subject to violence, forced conversions and expulsions, whilst being excluded from almost all professions except money, lending the work opposed by christian morality. it was a perilous existence that often relied on the winds of kings. to the ext

for ignoring what jesus said and what jesus thought and what jesus -- taught and what jesus did?teachings don't apply. loving your neighbor doesn't apply. the image of god doesn't apply to this moment. they are -- reading what they said i couldn't believe this. i'll quote it right. we are preparing for war. i am not on this earth to be blessed. but to be armed and dangerous. followers of jesus not thought to be the ones who are armed and dangerous. your point gene, they are ignoring the teaching of jesus. so rather than have a political argument, i try -- i'm on the road all the time now, with these people and i'm saying let's talk about what jesus said. and what he did. and we are called to be peacemakers, conflict resolvers, not conflict creators. these people are conflict creators. they had jesus flags in the capitol as they were beating police. so this is a movement that's gone far from the teaching of jesus. the good news is there's a new movement afoot. really an old movement. i see diverse christians and others all around the country, who are confronting and countering thi

jesus christ loves you and loves me.on the cross for you and me with his arms spread wide open as the world mocked him and he did it for you and me. the truth is so simple, we have to confess with your mouth that we are sinners and call on the name of the lord. it is so simple. he stood face-to-face with truth and did not recognize it but he knew there was something different about jesus but caved into the pressures of the crowd and the world around him. we cannot caved into the pressures of the world around us. the enemy wants us to bury the truth and remain silent. sadly, as christians, we bought into the lie. we think to love our neighbors and friends we must stay silent and not offend them. no matter how much our culture tries to shut us up and redefined truth, god's absolute truth never changes. scripture says the word of god will stand forever. it will stand forever. it has. nations, and go and empires rise and fall, it still stands. recently i was at a hair salon getting my hair done with a lady i did not know ver

taught and what jesus did?ls himself a christian preacher do that? >> they're actually saying, gene, that those teachings don't apply. loving your neighbor doesn't apply. the image of god doesn't apply to this moment. they're reading what they've said -- i couldn't believe this, and i want to quote it right. "we are preparing for war. i am not on this earth to be blessed but to be armed and dangerous. followers of jesus are not thought to be the ones who are armed and dangerous." your point, gene, they are ignoring the teaching of jesus. rather than have a political argument, i try -- i'm on the road all the time now with these people. i'm saying, "let's talk about what jesus said and what he did. we are called to be peacemakers, conflict resolvers, not conflict creators." these people are conflict creators. they had jesus flags in the capitol as they were beating police. so this is a movement that's gone afar from the teaching of jesus. the good news, if there is a new movement afoot, really an old movement, i

she did not kick them out and say, they have a point, jesus is king. to say you are at the wrong rally, i think jesus should be welcome. >> ainsley: if it was krift cal clear and she said that, i was shocked any politician would put down number one religion in our country and yelling out something so personal to many of us. >> brian: j.d. vance was b bartending over the weekend, too. blue collaring it. >> ainsley: that shows difference, for many of us, faith is important and when you yell out jesus is lord and she says you're at the wrong rally. >> lawrence: what does that mean? >> ainsley: the other candidate is yelling out, you are right, jesus is king. >> lawrence: what donald trump is doing and j.d. vance b bartending, that was supposed to be harris- walz, they were supposed to be the everyday people, coach walz. when they attempt it, they don't seem natural or relatable. >> brian: we'll see if it is a short run for jim gafigan, as tim walz, we'll find out. >> lawrence: great job. >> ainsley: the actors playing all candidates, really good. students

year in the kastrychnika, in all catalan shrines, pray to the ruzhanians, respecting the rights of jesus holy panna mary. ruzhanets - geta karona z ruzhaў. the most reverend panna marya visited the church with many people, who call themselves matsi bozhaj ruzhantsova. yana said, what... every time, when people pray to the little “vitay maryya”, we want to improve her jumping gun, and the skin of the ruzhanets is right to create a caron for bagarodzitsa from these little guns. ruzha is caring for the people of the kvetak, and ruzhanets is fulfilling the arms of all maryn indulgences, and there is a great important traditional malitvay. holy ruzhanets lichytsa. daskanalai malitvay, because we are sorry for the unfavorable history of ours. on the people of ruzhany, we honor the joyful, holy, glorious and praiseworthy people of jesus and maryi. geta is a simple malitva, as tight and dense as marya. this is a little thing that we can all pray to from her, from the most holy bagarodi. prayer: "vitay marya, dear caress, pan with you, we ask for a little for us." these words fall to the most hol

all of a sudden, she is black female jesus? the way obama was black jesus? something. he had a lot more going for him than kamala harris does . >> in case it is not already clear, we have no idea who he suggests is out there calling kamala harris the black female jesus. let's bring it back. pretty pathetic for someone like tucker to go from saying that he was recorded and hating donald trump, losses, text messages coming out. now, basically, calling him daddy. >> they are not embarrassed. that is what is wild to me. >> i don't get it. is it fear? why is tucker carlson raising himself with donald trump, spanking a little girl when he comes home? >> i don't know. the wild applause from the audience is also what was disturbing to me about that entire clip. i have had to listen to it multiple times. you owe me money for that. the thing here, the funny thing, he must be relieved to actually be able to be himself now. the reality is, on the right, they are the ones that love to refer to donald trump as jesus. love to superimpose him on some a.i. version of jesus h

this is jesus and the holy spirit. a lot of people here could do a much that her job. i will call them in for help. christians just having to live and to face certain death creates enough anxiety for a human being, and that a church in its teachings about christ should not add anxiety to a person's consciousness. we have enough anxiety as it is. the ministry of christ, the relationship between us in christ should not be built on a fear that is deliberately instilled in our hearts, of god or of christ. another theologian i read every now and then says that anxiety is the basis for all human creativity. th is very far reaching statement and i wonder if anybody can see what he's trying to say, that anxiety which is a negative word is the basis for all human creativity. anybody have a thought about that? are constant searching for ourselves. one aspect of anxiety than is absence of satisfaction for the way things are. >> those of us attending the lesson got hit early so there would be no disturbance of the stroke of 9:30111 zines arrived at the front door and ushered peopl

jesus christ loves you and loves me.he died on the cross for you and me with his arms spread wide open as the world mocked him and he did it for you and me. the truth is so simple, we have to confess with your mouth that we are sinners and call on the name of the lord. it is so simple. he stood face-to-face with truth and did not recognize it but he knew there was something different about jesus but caved into the pressures of the crowd and the world around him. we cannot caved into the pressures of the world around us. the enemy wants us to bury the truth and remain silent. sadly, as christians, we bought into the lie. we think to love our neighbors and friends we must stay silent and not offend them. no matter how much our culture tries to shut us up and redefined truth, god's absolute truth never changes. scripture says the word of god will stand forever. it will stand forever. it has. nations, and go and empires rise and fall, it still stands. recently i was at a hair salon getting my hair done with a lady i did not

and this is jesus and the holy spirit. and the spirit and a lot of people who are present this morning, they could do a much better job of teaching this lesson than i can. i'm going to call on them for help. paul tilley. said that core christian just having to live and to face a certain death creates enough anxiety for a human being and that a church. in its teachings about christ should not add anxiety to a person's consciousness. it we have enough anxiety as it is the ministry of christ, the relationship between us and christ should not be built on a fear that's deliberately instilled in our hearts of god or christ. another theologian that i read every now and then, his neighbor, he says that anxiety. is bis for all human creativity. that'a very far reaching statement. and i wonder if anybody can see what niebuhr is trying to say. that anxiety, which a kind of a negative word, is a basis for all human creativity. you've got to have a thought about that. but i a constant searching for our selve one aspect of anxiety is in

. >> jesus is lord. >> you guys are at the wrong rally.] >> laura: not first time democrats have insulted christians, though. >> yeah, the job -- 25 years, nothing is -- religion or to people who are not like them. >> laura: outrage over speaker mike johnson's faith, too. >> in his first speech as speaker he said god ordained us to be here. so separation of church and state out of window with this guy. >> that was cute. gretchen whitmer mocking the u eucharist. ♪ ♪ >> laura: christian problem? joining me now luke beth and -- both juniors at university of wash washington lacrosse, who said they were thrown out of that rally after that exchange. what went through your mind when you heard the vice president address the two of you, as she did? >> my message will was heard in that moment, i was not really thinking about kamala harris. she told us to leave her rally for talking about our faith and sa saying christ is king and jesus is lord. we were mocked by kamala harris and her patrons. it is important to understand that we were cursed at. i w

they like jesus.e and this is on the heels of this past week or last week a pro-life protester who back in 2020 and african american woman who was protesting, she was blocking the entrance but she'd had a traumatic abortion when she was 15 so she was a pro-lifer, blocked in entrance in 2,020 when blm was burning down cities, blocked in entrance and now she is facing three years in jail, she has a child, husband, pro-lifers definitely know who is on their side and who's going to attack them and use our right there. >> harris has no idea, that very well may have been regular democrat voters at errors rally. michigan has a lot of -- just like in michigan, in wisconsin you have a lot of pro-life democrats and that's the needle they have tooth read and she obviously is not prepared to do that. will: can't think of a democratic candidate. i don't think in our history with, barack obama or joe biden included, no democrat would respond in that moment the way she responded. you have to understand the gravity o

jesus christ. amen. please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable hakeem jeffries, democratic leader of the united states house of representatives. the speaker mike johnson governor sarah huckabee sanders. senator bozeman, distinguished members of congress, my colleagues and governments of rosanne and the entire cast. family. to chairman shane broadway king. sculptor kevin cressy and all those assembled. good morning. it's a high honor and a distinct privilege to deliver remarks on behalf of the house democratic caucus as we celebrate the amazing life and legacy of the great johnny cash. article one. section and eight clause eight of the united states constitution conferred upon congress the power to create a robust intellectual property system in order to, in the words of the framers, promote the progress of science and useful arts. from the very beginning in the dna of this great country. artistic creativity has been recognized as in credibly important to our growth, our culture, and to the american in experimen

jesus christ. amen. please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable hakeem jeffries, democratic leader of the united states house of representatives. the speaker mike johnson governor sarah huckabee sanders. senator bozeman, distinguished members of congress, my colleagues and governments of rosanne and the entire cast. family. to chairman shane broadway king. sculptor kevin cressy and all those assembled. good morning. it's a high honor and a distinct privilege to deliver remarks on behalf of the house democratic caucus as we celebrate the amazing life and legacy of the great johnny cash. article one. section and eight clause eight of the united states constitution conferred upon congress the power to create a robust intellectual property system in order to, in the words of the framers, promote the progress of science and useful arts. from the very beginning in the dna of this great country. artistic creativity has been recognized as in credibly important to our growth, our culture, and to the american in experimen

god will take us through those storms and we put our faith and trust in his son, jesus christ. thank you, mr. president, for coming and helping to put a spotlight on this city, this state, and this region that has lost so much. thank you, and may god bless you, mr. president. [applause] former president trump: yes, would you, please? >> i have been asked to lead us in a prayer. our father and our god, we come together to say thank you to the men and women who are here as volunteers. thank you to the president, who has taken time to come and to see it for himself, to shake hands, to encourage, and to smile and the faces of people that have been hurt and devastated by the storm. father, we ask for help. father, we pray that as we come to this election, that your will be done. father, we pray for the president, strengthen him, protect him. father, we thank you. it is in jesus' name we pray this prayer. amen. thank you. >> yes sir. thank you. appreciate you. mr. franklin, thank you very much. it means a lot. [indiscernible chatter] >> reverend graham. president trump. >> president

i don't know -- she heard somebody say jesus is lord. see the other side of the camera angle. i don't know if they were holding a sign expressing they're pro-life, but they revealed something that she heard or saw, and i think at every point, i made this point earlier, but i think at every point in american history, every democratic presidential candidate would have reacted differently to that. i don't think joe biden would have done that. i don't think barack obama would have cone that. would have done that. and again, i don't know what she heard, if they expressed pro-life sentiments for a democrat candidate to say you have no place here? that's, to me, if she didn't -- okay, that's a career ender if she didn't hear it then the minute she walks off stage and one of her staffers goes, they yelled jesus is lord, the reaction had to be, oh -- rachel: but then why didn't she correct it? the democratic party voted god out of their platform a long time ago. she is somebody who actually is that person that a you just saw. that is one of her m

matthew 22 jesus says the great commandment, love the lord your god with all your heart, soul, mind and strength, not - love your neighbor as yourself, we all grew up in sunday school learning but frankly, it starts with us, how much are we loving god and how much are we really loving our neighbor? the greatest, one of the greatest ways we can love our neighbor is electing righteous leaders that are going to help our families and communities to write good policy, affect and bring good families. bad policies hurt people. we saw that in 2020. we are calling the church to make a commitment to discipleship, really. prayer, vote, stand, engage, don't care what we say but at the end debut leaders, be the hands of jesus and let's elect people that will actually help our communities. >> that is awesome, thank you. okay. matt. obviously the big gorilla in the room as the presidential race that's coming down the pipe. a lot of attention there but that's by no means the only race. it is what's going to happen in the house, the senate affects what's going to happen in our country. give us the rundo

we are the hands and feet of jesus. we are the salt and light. we are the leaders that he's called out. how will they hear unless preacher and that's the reality, but our brothers and sisters in some of our churches are sitting with our hands behind their back going i'm not going to participate because god is in control. you have to be the voice to break them out of that complacency and i will say this also matthew 22, jesus says, the great first great commandment you love the word with all your heart, love your neighbor as yourself, right, that's what we all grew up in sunday school learning but frankly, again, it start with us, how much are we really loving god and how much are we really loving our neighbor, the greatest, i think, one of the greatest way to love our neighbor is electing righteous leaders that are going to help our families and communities, right, good policy affects and brings good families, bad policy hurts people, we saw that in 2020. so we are calling the church to make a commitment to discipleship, i don't care what we say

walked, and in the places where they still speak the language of jesus aramaic, the christian world is remarkably silent. about the fact that bethlehem, nazareth, jazin and the very hills on which jesus and the disciples walked are under israel bombardment, what say you? um, so um, one of my greatest friends was the late archbishopchi, a palestine. who was arrested in prison by israel so smuggly arms to palestiny resistance and even in later life is nearly 80 year old he took place to party in the navis marmora attempt to force the israeli blocade on gaza so i see archbishop kapo is an emblematic christian figure showing how as a christian one can forcefully fight oppression and i should add, i consider axiomatic, besinists, israelis, netanyahu, all facets of the same problem, only listen to force, only force will eventually persuade the israel to give up bchering innocent palestinians, women, children, innocent, resolutions, all ethical considerations, zionits do not care for. now so my question for you george, is given that now the balance of force is seems disproportionally on th

in the village of slobodka located between the lakes, there is a church heart of jesus. snow-white shrine is a symbol of the entire braslov region. the temple was built in the pseudo-romanesque style. closer. to the end of the 20th century, vitebsk artists painted the church from the inside. the entire surface of the walls of the shrine is covered with biblical scenes and ornaments. the church of the heart of jesus, standing on a high hill, can be seen from different corners of the braslov region. it attracts the attention of many artists and photographers who want to capture its beauty. and on lake nesposh there is an island called klyashter, where the men's church was previously located. monastery, according to legend, it was built thanks to the appearance of the mother of god. braslav lakes are not just a national park, it is a place of power, a mecco for vacationers in belarus. the landscapes are incredible and attractive, so much exoticism, mystery, expression, and at the same time universal peace, especially if you look at them from a bird's eye view. welcome to be

something about jesus. she did not say anything like that. she said you are looking for the smaller crowd down the street and he left out smaller crowd on purpose. he would not vote for kamala if she were jesus himself. host: what is it going to be this year? caller: what was my plan? i'm voting for kamala. host: as far as whether you are going to vote on election day or early. caller: i voted already. host: why did you choose that route? caller: i don't wait. host: donald in virginia. a lot of virginians calling. republican line. hello. caller: donald trump because harris keeps on saying she's going to change the page but she could do it now because she is the vice president. she could close the border now but she just keeps on talking, ain't doing nothing. host: how do you plan to take care of that? do you plan to do it on election day or earlier? caller: i've already done it. host: why did you choose that route? caller: because i want to get it in. host: ok. donald in virginia. it was the vice president herself speaking to constituents in

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in the village of slobodka, located between the lakes , there is the church of the heart of jesus. the snow-white shrine is a symbol of the entire braslav region. the temple was built in the pseudo-romanesque style. towards the end of the 20th century, vitebsk artists painted the church from the inside. the entire surface of the walls of the shrine is covered with biblical scenes and ornaments. the church of the heart of jesus, standing on a high hill, can be seen from different parts of the braslov region. it attracts the attention of many artists and photographers who want to capture its beauty. and on the lake , the island of klyashter, where a monastery used to be, slowly spreads out. according to legend, it was built thanks to the apparition of the mother of god. the braslov lakes are not just a national park, they are a place of power, a meka for vacationers in belarus. the landscapes are incredible and attractive, so much exoticism, mystery, expression, and at the same time universal peace, especially if you look at them from a bird's eye view. welcome to belarus. the belaru

like his policies now it's oh, jesus has chosen that person. so we have to follow that person to wherever they go. >> a pastor marsh is describing is christian nationalism. >> i believe that's a term that's been weaponized to gotta try to put christians into a corner, right? where we don't exercise our faith in the public square. >> but pastor marsh disagrees. he's worried that christian nationalism could lead to more violence. >> we are in a time when political violence is just kind of the air that we're breathing and people are so afraid it comes back to fear. so trump supporters looking at democrats, if they win, they're going to commit all these atrocities. you have christian leaders are saying they're going to lock you up. they're going to take away your pulpits just rampant lives, promoting the god bless the usa bible, fire from distancing himself from christian nationalism, trump has embraced it, even selling a $60 bible complete with the founding documents you brought me a trump bible. god bless the usa and then we say the grace of the

. >> we plead the blood of jesus.r blood speaks a better word, then whatever's happened inside that building, you're traveling to every state capitol. just tell us the significance of it feels like it's more acceptable. >> a lot of times in capitals to have a drag, drag queen reading this to kids rather than christians worshipping. and so i my heart is like, hey, let's empower people in the church to understand the significance of what happens in that building really were in many ways, putting the politicians on notice in that building. hey, that churches alive we're aware and there are things that we're going to stand for and things that we're going to stand against. >> there's no official religion of this country you would agree religion that this country was based on his christianity i mean, for anyone to go and dispute that completely ignorant and blind religion people can be, people can be of different faiths and practice as they wish. >> but this is a christian country and this is what it was founded on. and tha

god bless the usa and then we say the grace of the lord, jesus christ, be with you all.n and then all of a sudden you have the declaration of independence. what's the implication there? donie that government has been set in place to enact the will of christ somehow honestly, it breaks my heart what about two people who say, you're overreacting? i love my country. i am a christian. i love the bible. i love the founding documents watch. so bad about putting them together in one book i think what's so bad about this? not just this bible, but the whole movement is it is enticing people to do things that really aren't christian, that make them feel like they're doing something that's christian. and all this partisan nonsense that it's all designed to make people think that they're doing something for jesus when the, when they're really not, they're doing something for trump or you're a witness, a failing nation we're here to seek god and donie o'sullivan joins us now. >> i mean, how does chris nationalism play in with the wider election denialism movement? >> yeah, i mean, it

that's when i decided to speak up and say jesus is lord.nse, it's clear she doesn't deserve my voted and she doesn't care about christianity. >> laura: well, to both of you. do you think this is, grant, a trend among democrats that this kind of disdain for christians, certainly vocal questions. if you are a quiet christian and youner speak up, then i guess you are okay. but if you are a vocal christian and you evangelize wherever you are, then -- do you feel like you are looked down upon? >> you know, i don't feel like i'm looked down upon at all because i only answer to one person. and that's my lord and savior. but i do feel like this is a trend not only in politics but around this country. it's been a trend over the last probably my whole entire life. i feel like it will continue with kamala harris. christians make up a third of this world. and probably 50% to 60% of this country. and it's a very dangerous thing when a presidential candidate says public things against a religion. it makes no sense and very disheartening as a young americ

that's what the pilgrims were. >> well, lauren boebert also said, rather famously, that jesus didn't have enough ar-15 to keep the roman government from killing him. that's a real thing that a real member of congress said. i'm not making this up. oh i know, so you do suspect at a certain point that some of these people use evangelical or use christian more as a sort of cultural identity than a, you know doctrinal theological identity setting that to the side, what you're saying here is really at the root of our problems. you know, everyone has a different definition for christian nationalism, and that's part of the problem, because we don't know exactly how to define it. to me, christian nationalism is really just the marriage of bad history and bad theology. and one is a prerequisite for the other. once you've gone around to the school boards and the legislatures, once you have changed the curriculum, once you have rewritten history, literally rewritten the history books to convince people that in fact, this was born to be a christian nation, that in fact the establishment clause an

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today we can declare freely, jesus is lord over his life. in jesus name, amen. >> thank you, mr.i hope you can feel the latino love. thank you, everybody. ♪ [y.m.c.a. by village people] >> it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. they have everything for young men to enjoy you can hang out with all the boys it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. you can get yourself clean, you can have a good meal you can do whatever you feel it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. they have everything for young men to enjoy you can hang out with all the boys y.m.c.a. it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. ♪ his visit comes two weeks before election day.

jesus and bethany klein over the death of lazarus. jesus wept. the photograph is weeping. here is a woman in pain. for the final 30 minutes of her life. but that's not it. it seems to bill in this moment that ruth's feelings are past to him, they flood his chest. he believes, he understands that she is crying for that girl, for paula cooper. for the girl . for her grandfather. the knowledge that she would be buckled into a chair and overwhelmed by an electrical current. and she would not want the girl to be killed for killing her, to be killed in her name. bill thinks of what jesus said when the romans raised him up on the cross. father, forgive them for they do not know what they are doing. for the first time, he believes it is possible that the girl did not know what she was doing when she killed ruth, that she had been out of her right mind. that a blind anger must have propelled her forward, and now his grandmother is calling on him to forgive her. his grandmother is calling on him. is this a calling? almost 30 years since the first draft of such a moment, bill pelke i

in the village of slobodka, located between the lakes, is the church of the heart of jesus. snow-white shrine is a symbol of the entire braslav region. the temple was erected in the pseudo-romanesque style. towards the end of the 20th century, vitebsk artists painted the church from the inside. the entire surface of the walls of the shrine is covered with biblical scenes and ornaments. the church of the heart of jesus, standing on a high hill, can be seen from different corners of braslovshchyna. it attracts the attention of many. artists and photographers who want to capture its beauty, the island of klyashter, on which a monastery was previously located, slowly spreads out on the lake. according to legend, it was built thanks to the appearance of the mother of god. braslov lakes are not just a national park, it is a place of power, soft for vacationers in belarus. the landscapes are incredible and attractive, so much exoticism, mysteries. sabe nakirunak and there to work adshukat pravda pr krytychna small kolkastsya krynits and meat authentic byzantine and old russian trad

and what we do here is we put jesus first so that these young men might have elevated lives.at every one of them can be a success in life that they not only can pay their bills but they can prosper, that they can have great families and futures and careers, and we have seen that happen over the last 35 years. and we don't take any of the glory for that. we think all of the glory and the credit belongs to the lord. >> kayleigh: you're pointing, that's beautiful and daday i was reading through the notes see you were raised by a single mom an incredible mother you love dearly and your dream is to one day buy her a house. tell me about your mom. >> that's right. in the future i would love to buy my mother a house, and some things about my mother, she's a wonderful person, deeply inside whole hearted wonderful soul, pastor loves her. >> i sure do. >> like she's his daughter. yes, but my mother's a hard-working woman and she'll do anything for her kids. >> that's so beautiful. pastor i want to play another sound bite from you about the ultimate finish line in life. let's listen. >>

today we can declare freely, jesus is lord over his life. in jesus name, amen. >> thank you, mr.i hope you can feel the latino love. thank you, everybody. ♪ [y.m.c.a. by village people] >> it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. they have everything for young men to enjoy you can hang out with all the boys it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. you can get yourself clean, you can have a good meal you can do whatever you feel it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. they have everything for young men to enjoy you can hang out with all the boys y.m.c.a. it's fun to stay at the y.m.c.a. ♪ >> you don't have to answer leave them hangin' on the line, oh oh oh, calling gloria >> wrapping up his roundtable with former president trump and latino american leaders in miami, the former president is leading kamala harris by nearly six points in the florida polls. there are 30 look torvalds in the sunshine state -- 30 electoral votes in the sunshine state. today at 2:30 p.m. governor tim walz is joined by former pres

jesus says to the crowd, take off the grave close and let them go. and to be released from the threat would make the death of paula cooper another kind of lazarus. she and bill both, they would take off their grave close. -- clothes. >> you can clap for that. >> welcome to the midtown scholar bookstore in harrisburg. just before we get underway with my questions, i want to have a moment of full disclosure. alex and i just met, but in the dedication, you say that the book is for todd and then you arrive. >> clearly i did foresee this night. >> after reading this story, and i am so glad you shared those two excerpts. there are so many people whose stories are in this account. it does highlight the ways in which not only are the lives of the victim and perpetrator intertwined, but the lives of their family and friends are forever transformed and interconnected. you just told us kind of why about this story, but i am curious to know how you came about this story. you say you are working on this for a long time and what is a long time? >> five years. and,