number two, imitate jesus at the core of jesus ministry are two principles that are fundamental to secular liberalism. one is we judge ourself by how well we minister, to the least of these for jesus. that's, of course, the marginalized, poor, the people at the bottom of society in liberalism. those are the minorities who, even the largest majority are not allowed to strip of their rights. jesus is also an egalitarian, he says. always treat as ends in themselves never as means to an end. you're just using them. every person has inherent dignity given by being in the of the creator. that's bold new idea in many you hear that in james madison as well. all are created equal and endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights. same idea, basic rights may not be infringed no matter how small minority in. and second of all, never treat people in never treat them as means to an end. can't do it all. people are equal before law and before justice. and finally forgive each other. this map's a little beautifully, but still, i think pretty sometimes. you're going to win an election. that is

sort of like a jesus boot camp, if you will. i like it. we're on the verge of lent.rom all your wise lessons. thank you so much, father. >> thanks, rachel. rachel: you got it. we have a big sunday season morning of "fox & friends" ahead. be sure to stay with us. do the. this way has people who start early. people who care and inspire each other to do things the way they should be done. this way uses technology (♪) and goes the extra mile (♪) to deliver your promises on-time, every time. this way is why we're the number one national ltl carrier for quality. which is why it's the only way we go. since starting the farmer's dog, bogart has lost so much weight. and he has so much more energy. he's like a puppy again. ♪ (banjo playing) ♪ c,mon bo! this is a before picture of bogart. such a big boy. pre-portioned packs makes it really easy to keep him lean and healthy. and look at him now. he's like a show dog. [silence] bogue, can you give daddy a break here? he's having a hard enough time.

what does it mean to be a follower of jesus.he has great love around the globe, i love him dearly. we should be clear he's been a little confusing at times. molly: jonathan, while you have you as well. here we are on the cusp of lent and as we're talking about followers of jesus, pew research shows decline of christianity in the u.s. has slowed down and maybe level off. and do you expect to see a shift towards religion here in the u.s.? >> yes, it's a fascinating and very, very large study. they've only done three of this extent. 37,000 people interviewed across the 50 states and over the last 20 years, there's been a steady decline, actually dropping 20 points from those who would say i am a christian. so 20 years ago, about 80% of americans said that they were christian. over the last four or five years, it's down to about 62, 63. that's a big drop, but the big headline from this, offense the last four or five years, it hasn't dropped further and what does that mean? i believe it means that the human spirit eventually wakes up

jesus came to heal our mess of a life, and i hope you will let him in, healing your mess.ows, of course, this ladies' man no more. i thank you for that bible, and i will keep that as long as i'm able to. and there's nothing more i can say, except i am sorry for what i have put you through. and i will live with this for every day for the remainder of my life. i know her mother forgives daniel. which is pretty remarkable she would do that in court. it is. could you do such a thing? one day, i'll forgive him. i'm not ready yet. keith morrison: and then the judge turned to daniel-- did not mince words. what's very clear to me, mr. clay, you're a liar, a rapist, and a killer. it is a sentence of this court that you be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. keith morrison: and a postscript. chelsea was not daniel's only victim. shortly before his arrest, daniel sexually assaulted another young woman. in june 2017, he was tried and convicted in that case, too. we have no doubt that if he wasn't in custody right now, we wouldn't be able to identify that he'

jesus ever so how are you going to pay for is an avalanche of these statistics out there. unfortunately yeah. and how are we going to you know when you're telling people have themselves up out of their bootstraps i mean when i've my first real job in journalism i made minimum wage as a reporter and that was with a college degree i bought car rented an apartment, saved money. i mean, minimum wage used to be okay, because i knew how to live, you know, very, barely. so it went further for me than a lot of folks. but you you can't do that now in most most big cities, most areas like the bay area, it's the things things are so out of whack. and to tell you the truth, don't see a whole lot of hope on the horizon for alleviating that like you said, the homeless numbers keep going up in san francisco. they may they make some this last couple of cycles, homelessness did not rise as much as it did in other areas because we we the city puts an enormous amount of money into the problem it's trying to backfill for things like not enough living wage, not enough housing, not enough healt

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what again, as you said, i think a pushing it on to the corner were uh the de jesus it on maybe down after the suit in a you can say up as or where do it on as such. an even though trout it on is a power to be that can with so there's a need to try and read it carefully when me on addressing this and try to get my passport has made it to cisco. so when you drug orthodontic means, then you can are doors that from the middle east, and i'm has friends side to good i. but i don't think that to get on is that old. i also want to ask you about iran's anyways, will proclaim to hand them is because we are so used to the soonest you divide and you know, for and power is exploiting that scares me. but with this new initiative by this out is to mediate between the radiance and their america's uh, how do you assess the state of the so do you rainy and relationship? do you see some possibilities there? you are likely that the search and mediation would not come out of the blue. i think a confidence has been built between so do and a lot. and that in china play the very positive, immediately role

charles stanley: and the son of god, jesus the lord, said, "i am the way, the truth, and the life.

jesus, i'm here.

it with the one when over kinetic available. argentina's woke up when we on our side as the school, jesus tends goal of the season to take them to phones clear at the top of lanesha except for face city arrivals. well madrid and the last 16 of attempt to stick on tuesday not to box the 5, the odds in gonna where the sport is widely seen as being for men only despite her family urging her to quit. abigail quality has punched her way into the history books. david stokes reports abigail quotes, he is gone, his 1st female boxing well champion to the 28 year old when the w. r. the world sleep offensive white titles in november, but she says it might never have happened if she listened to family. my aunts and siblings didn't like it when i started book saying they would come here to affect my coach not to let me fight. but he told them that's i'm good. i kept running off to the gym to train and they were upset. i'm complaining. it was all because they haven't seen a woman book saying that thankfully my coaching coverage me and now i am a professional. abigail trains around 4 hours a day for the

jesus, i'm here for my kids and the future. they left the country to work, but they came back because my future and the future is here in romania. they can't find true freedom in countries like germany and britain. we are the real romanians, the true romanians for decades. all those parties of being against us is expected to apply and since become able to run the game in on in may, there is says something to be done to stop him from doing not for the moment. we know he's under the judicial control. why is this investigation in here, which means the call leave the country for 60 days and was also being fun full appearing on some networks and giving interviews specifically about investigations that the people here have come up. but voices heard, and they say this is amanda whitefield president for all the tires, probably the one hasn't for a simple piece. but as with this one, isn't it, is that there is an opportunity to take a historic step toward tearing down the will of terra, that has stood between a 1000 year old brotherhood

jesus, i'm here for my kids and the future. they left the country to work, but they came back because my future and the future is here in romania. they can't find true freedom in countries like germany and britain. we are the real romanians, the true romanians for decades, all those parties are being against us. just the appliances become able to run the game in in may, there is a sense something to be done just came from during the moment. we know he's on the judicial control, was this investigation in here, which means the call leave the country for 60 days and was also being fun full appearing on some networks and giving interviews specifically about that investigation. but the people who have come onto that voice is heard and they say this is amanda whitefield president for all t y r t dot com is where you could get for the details of the oldest derbies. we're following these out. next is our exclusive interview with right now, the economy is jeffrey sachs, of issues from ukraine and more about the great privilege and a gre

that has wreaked havoc on our ancient christian communities and made a call for peace and listen, jesushrist is the prince of peace and so it is wonderful we have an administration that has peace in mind even if it gets a little testy in the oval office trying to achieve it. >> he talked about how he doesn't always get the greatest applause from cardinals and the audience applauded and the other one was at the end when he stopped and asked everyone to pray for pope francis, that was another -- neil: unifying moment. peter:rfk junior is addressing the nation's measles outbreak writing on x yesterday that indicate is, quote, a top priority for me and my extraordinary team at hhs, the cdc is reporting one hundred 64 measles cases across 9 us states with at least 146 in texas. the city of austin reported its first measles case since 2019 with an unvaccinated baby testing positive. the vatican says pope francis had a peaceful and restful night's sleep after he had difficulty breathing prompting medical staff to put him on a ventilator. he was alert and oriented the entire time and responded

president trump wants to bring peace to the world and he's going to do that through america first read to jesus. and he's going -- >> trace: leaned back a little bit. lydia, back to you. meantime zelenskyy said this to bret baier tonight on special report... >> i think it was not good. i think it was not good because we had a lot of different talks. i'm always open to media but there are very sensitive things. i just want to be honest and i just want our partners to understand the situation correctly. >> trace: he was fighting for security concessions. i'm not sure he got what he wanted. i think in the end it was maybe the wrong strategy. what do you think? >> i think that's an understatement, based on what the outcome was. we saw in the moments following that outburst, trump doubling down on his position. zelenskyy trying to walk it back a bit. not apologizing but saying he's grateful and appreciative. that was the language that senator lindsey graham and other lawmakers urged him to use. of course i think we are all sympathetic to zelenskyy. he's been fighting for years, he's exhausted, he's

in that context when you get to be able to declare and to claim jesus christ, i think the response ofoung men is, yes, that is the model that i want to follow. that that's the kind of man i want to be. rachel: why do you guys think men are driving this? charlie: i think a lot of it has to do with the fact, like, the emptiness of social media a and technology, people are search ising. but i think it's interesting, the whole thing about a men and church. obviously, you can't have a society of pen not going to church, that's not what they do -- men not going to church. one of the big arguments about having girls participate on the altar, the point -- the wisdom of it was not that you want to prevent girls from participating in church, it's that getting boys to participate in in church was a really important thing, and the way you make it a tough, manly, boyish hinge to do is to the make it -- thing to do is to make it exclusive to them catch and if you introduce young boys to serving and participating in the altar and if make it cool for boys, that makes a healthier church. women tend to

before i found jesus, jimmy, okay?llege. >> jimmy: that's who you learned? >> i was learning. >> jimmy: how to record your own rap songs? >> i did. >> jimmy: oh, you did. >> yeah, no i did. i had a season in my life. i was about 22 or 23. i was doing a television show for the wb in utah called "everwood." >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> yes, thank you, yes. don't laugh. but yeah, some 20 years ago. i had like a computer and a little studio set up in my office. and i recorded some tracks with -- >> jimmy: do you remember any of them? >> oh, yeah, i could, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, could you give us a little bit? >> a little taste? oh my god. >> jimmy: please. [ cheering ] >> this is embarrassing. all right. i see a lot of white people in the audience. don't start clapping on the one and three. that's going to mess me up. do you know what that means? no. >> jimmy: put your hands in the air like you don't care. >> one, two, three, four. instead of, one, two, three, four, which every white person does when people start singing. you don't

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but lord jesus. >> shouldn't be the number two at the fbi. >> i don't think so.o some fbi agents. nbc reporting says fbi agents expressed shock and dismay over the naming of right wing podcaster. number two post on his podcast. former secret service agent dan bongino. bongino, who once called the fbi irredeemably corrupt, thanked the president for the appointment and suggested that he is prepared to step out of his role as a maga warrior. but even as he did so, he repeated the baseless charge that the justice department had been weaponized, a claim he has frequently brandished to criticize the agency he now will help lead. >> yeah, yeah. i mean, for one thing, the number two had a position in the fbi historically, i think always has been a career fbi agent. so this is a change from precedent. and i'll just say this seems counterproductive to this administration's stated objectives. if you are serious about going after transnational crime or drug cartels or foreign influence, you would appoint an experienced agent or prosecutor. the fact that they have appointed a

oh, jesus. >> well, today was interesting. zelensky went to the white house and met the fashion police. >> what are you all dressed up? yes, i had ready clothes. how are you? ready, son? >> he's all dressed up today. >> but everybody was getting along fine. zelensky was there to sign the mineral deal and start peace negotiations. the first 30 minutes went great. even the reporters were teasing the ukrainian about his clothes. >> why don't you wear a suit? you're at the highest. why don't you wear a suit? you're at the highest level in this country's office and you refuse to wear a suit. just want to see if you do own a suit. >> yeah, yeah. problems? >> a lot of americans have problems with you not respecting. >> the dignity. >> of this office. >> i will wear costume after this war. will finish. yes. maybe one. maybe something. maybe something like yours. yes. maybe some. something better. i don't know. >> i do like your clothing. >> yeah. >> really? even i have to. i think he's a great guy, by the way. but i don't know if you

jesus. hold on. holding on. >> rival every friday, saturday and monday.presented by samsung galaxy on tnt, drew tv and stream on max. >> amid upheaval and sweeping changes, the. >> president of the united states. >> trump heads to capitol hill to share what's next. follow cnn for complete coverage and in-depth analysis of the presidential address to congress tuesday at eight on cnn. >> an update on pope francis's health. vatican officials say the pope is stable and remains in a good mood after being placed on a breathing machine friday. the pontiff prayed for about 20 minutes following a quiet night in the hospital. cnn's christopher lam is in rome, where sources noted pope francis is actually able to walk as well. christopher. >> that's right. federica. tonight, a positive update on the pope's health from the vatican, emphasizing he's remained in a stable condition. now, of course, on friday, we've been told that there had been a respiratory crisis and the pope had needed additional oxygen therapy for that. and of course, it's not the only respiratory cr

a violent insurrection against slavery at harpers ferry, and wrote about how peaceful he was like, jesus. and so this this trend of, you know, skewing textbooks and telling a very specific narrative of history in order to give people a message about themselves that keeps them controlled, but keeps them subservient, that has long, historic ties in terms of how that impacts the moment in which we find ourselves. the second part of your question, i think we see a very clear thread there where as you said, we have made strides in the last several years in educators, community members, young people, parents demand curricula that represent the world in which we live, which is a diverse world. right. diversity is not something that people made up. it is the world that we live in. we live in a world where young people are disabled and queer and trans and muslim and black. right. and that is part of reality. and those young people deserve to see themselves and their stories uplifted and celebrated in the classroom. but because that is implicitly seen as threatening to the current state project, t

because i know that i'm saved by jesus christ and that my personality comes from my mom. me now, you know, i feel like i look so much like her. >> mm-hmm. >> and i think that choosing every day to forgive harold for what he did, not for his sake, but for mine, so that i know that i'm freed from him, from his control, that i'm my own person, and that i'm grounded to do whatever i want to do outside of his control. >> it's so crazy to hear you say those words. do you forgive him? >> i do. yeah. >> haley gives herself the gift of forgiveness, and so she can lead the life that toni wants her to have. >> because if she doesn't forgive him, he still controls her in her heart. >> is there ever things that you wish you could say to your mom? >> all the time, but i think that she is here with me. being who i am is not something that came from -- from easiness. you know, i had to go through something terrible to become as powerful as i am today. and i want to use my story to good, because i know that my story is similar to what happens to a lot of people. and i want them to know th

jesus christ. >> okay. sorry. i mean it was bad enough to hear gene hackman died and then i hear all the other news. anyway, windows i have a question about the opening. >> it's not clear to me what that means if it's existing. i mean because this gets into i'm sorry to say at 317 because when you make an opening bigger that's changes the volume of the house. >> so please make that clearer. the other thing i saw that i thought was kind of interesting in the staff report was about the list that the department went through of windows. >> and it seems like the role of the department when people come in to pick wherever they come in could be to educate people say okay, well here these windows you know and here's this guy who's in the city who makes these beautiful wood windows and maybe you should talk to him or this and that just a list of the window companies particularly focusing on the local ones. seems like that would be a good way we're all trying to get the economy going in san francisco. >> that seems like a w