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but i want to tell you something, these people need jesus christ. and when you share jesus christ with them and you embrace them into the greatoo of the shadow mountain church, it's just amazing to see what happens. let me tell you something i've learned, friends. if the gospel that is preached is not good to preach any place in the world, it's not the gospel of god. the gospel of god is the same everywhere. if you have to change it, it's not the gospel. so, you can preach the gospel. you might have to do it through an interpreter, but when you preach the gospel of jesus christ, whether they're hispanic, or arabic, or filipino, unto salvation, and these people come to christ. ladies and gentlemen, the problem of immigration is a tough one. i don't have all the answers, but i do know this. the answer is jesus christ. he is the answer, and we have the way of sharing that answer. and may god help us to do that. amen, amen. >> announcer: dr. je to give one last message of hope in light of today's critical issue. >> announcer: immigration is a problem wi

my concern is he is more interested in political sounding than following the message of jesus christ. brian: you have a story in your book about a man named satter -- but sometimes you say it was spelled sater. david: felix satter is the son of a reputed russian mob boss. who by the way has threaten out twice to sue me about writing about them. he was donald trump's senior advisor. he had business cards, senior adviser to donald trump. his office was in the main suite of trump tower. he and donald traveled all over together, colorado, denver, phoenix, fort lauderdale, new york, london. they were involved in putting building products together. felix satter is the defender in a private attorney action in new york. accusing him of running a quarter billion dollar tax fraud. his only accusation. it could not have taken place but for a letter donald trump signed that authorized changes that made it possible. this tax fraud goes to icelandic banks to russian oligarchs. he is a convicted violent felon. he put the broken end of a margarita stem into a man's face. it took 110 stitches and his

this is the evangelical conversation, i love my friends were members of church of the jesus christ latter day saints. this is an enthusiastical conversation. he believed jesus was safe and he believed that he would return, yet we have a member of our panel that is advocating another mormon. if we are going to have an event -- a conversation about evangelicals, let's put doctrine on the table. >> thank you, janet. been eric, trump has accused of denigrating minorities. been accused of undercutting the christian view of the sanctity of human life, the image of god by the way he talks about them. i think this all started on june 16 when he came down the escalator and maybe opening speech about what he felt, concerning mexico and the people coming across. i want to read the direct quote. "people that have lots of problems, they are bringing those problems. they are bringing drugs, bringing crime. they are rapists. are good i assume, people. andeak to border guards they speak to what we are heading." that is the quote. i want to emphasize the phrase "and some are good people." can you deny tha

one candidate has asked -- been asked who jesus christ is an she referred to it as her savior. another candidate asked the same same question and he said jesus to me is somebody i can take about four security and confidence, somebody i can revert terms of bravery and courage. god,vid brody he describes i think god is the ultimate. you will look at this, here we are the pacific ocean. how did i ever ole miss. i bought it 15 years ago. i made one of the great deals ever. i have no mortgage on it as i will certify to you. i was able to buy this and make a great deal. that's what i want to do for the country. we have to bring it god -- back, but god is the ultimate. one candidate says jesus is her --ior and the other one said when the new person interested in faith asks us, why do you not , you think he is a christian -- and she said she is a christian and said jesus as her savior. why him and not her? please explain how you as a christian are advocating the man who has bragged about multiple a pet -- affairs with multiple women, has cheated widows and single moms and the elderly ou

your hope is in the resurrection of jesus christ, and the return of christ someday to take you to heaven. your reward is in heaven, your hope is in christ. and while we're fighting all of these cultural wars and doing our best to be good citizens, the one thing that keeps you from just throwing in the towel is to remember, as we used to sing when i was growing up, "this world is not my home, i am just a-passing through." and one of these days, it'll get resolved. in the meantime, we do the best we can to be good citizens. and my goal is always simple: provide as much time as possible for the preaching of the gospel, extend the time as long as you can, and get as many people to heaven as you can. one day, that door's going to close. but in the meantime, we ought to be motivated with all of our hearts to take with us as we can. >> sheila: yeah, amen. you wrap up this section on "is this the end for america?" talking about revival. now, i grew up in scotland, where they would have revival meetings or revival crusades. it almost sounds like an old-fashioned word today. how do you define revi

because this is an evangelical conversation, i love my friends who are members of church of the jesus christ latter day saints. this is an ecclesiastical conversation. that candidate wore underwear that he thought would protect them from harm, believe that jesus had returned to the earth but only to the southern hemisphere. yet we have a member of our panel that is advocating another mormon. if we're going to have an ecclesiastical conversation about evangelicals, let's put doctrine on the table. >> thank you, janet. eric, eric, trump has been accused of denigrating minorities. he has been accused of undercutting the christian view of the sanctity of human life, the image of god by the way he talks about them. i think this all started on june 16 when he came down the escalator and game that opening speech about what he felt, concerning mexico and the people coming across. i want to read the direct quote. "people that have lots of problems, they are bringing those problems. they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime. they are rapists. and some, i assume, are good people. i speak to bord

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through our lord jesus christ your son, one god forever and ever.f the world. these are the sunday readings today for the 23rd sunday in ordinary time. >> and the theme of the reading, who can define the will of the lord. 13:2-18. >> reading from the book of wisdom. what man can know the intentions of god? who can divine the will of the lord? the reasonings of mortals are up sure and our sbepgss unstable. for a perishable body presses down the souls and it sent of clay weighs down the teeming mind. it is hard enough for us to work out what is on earth, laborious to know what lies within our reach, who then can discover what is in the heavens. as for your intentions, who could have learned it had you not granted wisdom and sent your holy spirit from above. thus have the paths of those on earth been straightened and men been taught what pleases you and saved by wisdom. ♪ >> the psalm response taken from psalm 89, for the lord you have been our refuge from one generation to the next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the second reading will be read for us in spanish. it'

this is a time for followers of jesus christ to think biblically and think critically. i sit, those are not between exclusive. >> thank you. we'll have time to follow-up even more. we look forward to that. our next round. switching the order. next, bishop harry jackson. senior pastor of the christian church. founder of the high impact readership coalition. he's one of the chief conveners of the reconcile church, healing the racial divide movement and his book, high-impact african-american churches co-authored with your partner was nominated for the goldman going toward by the evangelical christian publishers. he will argue in favor of supporting from. >> thank you. -- trump. >> think you. i will start with a story. aftern pastoring finishing mba from a well-known easter business school. -- eastern is the school. i found myself stuck in a bible study. folks came to the study, most of them happened to be white. the community had about 1% black. eventually started a church. i became in that setting pro-life, profamily and i also believe that we needed to engage in changing

we have dual citizenship as followers of jesus christ. our mandate is to render unto caesar.hat's a lot more than identified the face on point. he said you've got responsibilities here on earth and you have responsibilities to me as your eternal king. we are to seize the welfare of the city quoting jeremiah and one of the ways we do that is by absolutely influencing and letting our lights shine that they might see our good light to honor our father in heaven. we are to engage culturally. our salvation does not come by way of washington. that doesn't mean that i don't try to influence. here is daniel, a teenager turned prime minister who went to a pagan king and influenced him to the point that he went from eating grass to praising god because god's people prayed for a bad leader. i believe we have more influence than we do in the voting booth. i believe god uses people to handle out his plan and goodwill. we are to obey. they say the pontius pilate option is not one for us as believers. we don't washer hand for this and step back. not voting for trump voting for clinton. it's

church, we already have a king, his name is jesus christ. clapmac he. [applause].office and he wasn't voted in by the media. he doesn't need a background check, you can always trust his word. his foreign-policy is perfect. he gets it with discrimination, welfare, healthcare, and border control. he border control. he is the ruler of the nations. he himself was discriminated against as an outcast and crucified. he understands welfare. he feeds feeds the hungry and cares for the needy. he is the great physician who heals the sick and has conquered the grave. he is the one who understands the borders, he gives every nation has boundaries and says to the ocean you come this further and no further. he is the king of kings and is firmly seated on his throne. he's. he is not going anywhere. what we need is to remember who we are. and whose we are. we need to elect leaders who represent the king's ways in our land so that we can have the air cover that we need as the people to begin reviving our nation from the bottom up in the inside out. and to get back to the work that w

that part to serve was birthed by his love for jesus christ. mansfield served his community in a number of ways. he is credited for hiring people with criminal backgrounds also giving up to 4000 people each week . >> i don't know what to say except i hope the two men arrested relates what they have done and i hope they also will get the passion that mike had onday . >>been for money he would have gladly given it to them. for somebody to just senselessly beat him to death while he is laying unconscious on the groun that does not make any sense. >> today's vigil loved ones were told not to be angrbut to unite and pray. currently several ministries tropical sharon. good evening to you and to you at home. i hope you are enjoying this weather. we are dry, mostly sunny, in the 80s and we had absolutely no humidity. last week. it is still summer officially. as for hermine, is still kind of a pair of to the r but otherwise no further impact this area of high and -- of high pressure will impact eventua tweekas it wi bring y wgohour by hour into the even

one candidate in an interview has been asked who jesus christ is and referred to him as her figure.has been asked multiple times who jesus christ is and the closest he has gotten to it is when cal thomas asked him and he said, jesus to me is somebody i can think about for security and confidence and someone i can revere in terms of bravery and courage and because i consider the christian religion so important. to david brody he described him as the ultimate. you look at this, here we are on the pacific ocean, how did i ever, how did i ever on this? i bought it 15 years ago. i made one of the great deals ever. i i have no mortgage on it as i will certify and represent to you. i was able to buy this and that's what i want to do for the country. we want to bring it back, but god is the ultimate. between two candidates, one says jesus is her savior and the other says he is someone i can think about for security and confidence. if our chief end is to glorify god in advance the kingdom of god, when a new person interested in faith comes to us and asks us, why do not believe him when he do

>> these we call the jesus christ wasps. >> jimmy: when people see them they go, jesus christ! >> that's one reason. they'll feel it if they get stung. the other reason is they're like a helicopter, they land in the middle and go buzzzz, land, tank up with water, and up. >> jimmy: to. [ laughter ] >> exactly. it's a lot safer than being on the edge with things that are going to eat you. >> jimmy: these aren't going to get out, are they? >> we can open the jar. >> jimmy: no. >> doesn't the audience want to see them in the air? they're very flight-worthy. >> jimmy: i'm sure they're great, yeah, we'll take your word for that. what else do you have? >> these guys in contrast to the other ones -- >> jimmy: you've been stung by >> would you like to take a look at them? >> jimmy: no, no, no! >> you sure? >> jimmy: yeah, no i don't. >> look how beautiful. >> jimmy: what if they fly out? >> these aren't very acrobatic. >> jimmy: famous last words. >> you can stick your hand in and pet them if you want to. >> jimmy: no, no, no. >> no? >> jimmy: yeah i'm just go ahead -- slide those over

it seems we do not know light from darkness, right from wrong and jesus christ from satan. move o god upon your people while there is still time to change our focus and direction and intervene in the hearts of man kind and deliver us from sure destruction. you have given us a great nation and we are indeed thankful. but darkness surrounds us on every hand and we look to you l almighty god from winds cometh. we are encompassed by great host of evil, our eyes are on you. we have no strength of our own but yet we are mighty to the pulling down the strongholds through you, our lord, jesus christ. lord forgive us of all of our sins and help us to love you and cause us to harken into your voice, help us as a people to discern truth and to walk in it. let us being a nation that sits on high, that gives light to all. let your people who are called by your name humble themselves, turn from our wicked ways so that you will forgive us of our sins and heal this marvelous and wonderful land that you have given us. oh, holy one, let your eyes be open and let your ears be attentive unto o

jesus christ is the face of god's mercy. mother teresa understood this and always spoke about recognizing jesus in the many disguises used. she saw him in the poor and became his face, the face of mercy to them. it's especially a great joy for us and the archdiocese of san francisco as the missionaries of charity are a prominent presence for us and tremendous blessing for life of our local church in the ministries they carry out, hospice, caring for needy women, feeding the poor. we have the great blessing of hosting for all americas of san francisco die diocese. i wish to offer you congratulations, assure you of love for you and appreciation show to everyone. they are great inspiration to us all. i appeal to young people to look to them for inspiration, to see the real joy that comes from following god's call to one's life. to be open that god may be calling you to serve in the particular way of dedicating your life completely to him and service of his people. be open to god and god's call. he'll work great things through yo

because truth is a man, and his name is jesus christ. no matter what, we will stand for him. >> that's it. >> i want to finish with a quote, and i lost my phone in the green room, so i'm going to paraphrase -- >> michelle bachmann stole it. >> i think she did. >> democracy in america, he came over here and you're looking at the two revolutions, not directly at the exact same time, but the french revolution looking at the american revolution. here, you see these revolutions, and here, alexis day toukiville, i sought for the secret and genius of america's power in her ample fields and boundless forests, harbors, but it was not there. i even sought for it in her democratic congress, and in her match constitution, but it was not there. not until i went into the churches of america and heard her pulpits ablaze with righteousness did i understand the key to america's greatness and power. america is great, because america is good. and when america ceases to be good. >> we believe it will be good once again when we return to the god of this book

. >>> also up next, big day for the new philadelphia temple of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. we'll have the details on the temple's dedication and benediction. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer, overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. pat toomey. he's for wall street. not us senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. (f♪ot steps) (crickets chirping) ♪ (jet engine) ♪ (heart beat) ♪ (water splashing) (rain drops) (engine revving) (tires on wet road) ♪ >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> keeping a close eye on radar this morning. starting to see some very isolated spotty storms try to pop up near allentown, reading, lancaster. what you see mostly, though, is thicker cloud coverage, in our area. then you look a little farther along to the

. >>> the new philadelphia temple of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints was officially dedicated today. ♪ before the official dedication inside the temple, church leaders and members gathered outside for the traditional cornerstone ceremony. church leaders placed mortar to secure the temple's cornerstone. vine street and center city temple is the first mormon temple in pennsylvania. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> sure fells like summer out there. it is 85 and humid. we got up to 87 today. we're in the 80s across much of the rest of the area. the average high is only 77 for this time of the year. it's going to be rather warm week. of course, we do need some rain. the temperature, 81 in wilmington. newark. 82 in middletown. part south, 82 in georgetown. 85 in harrington. back toward the beaches, 77. wind coming in off the ocean. all right, the biggest headline, of course, it's going to rain. yes, it is finally going to rain. but the heavy rain, at least in some parts of the area, is going to come at a bad time. now, the last measurable rain we had was on the

where celebrant..archbishop jerome listecki..said the beauty of the chapel was life devoted to jesus christ. an update to a story we told you about earlier this week about an 86-year-old new berlin man who lost 1-thousand dollars because of a group of bogus contractors. contractors.the new berlin police department says a woman from bayview saw our story wednesday night and she made a donation to help him.police say the scammers come to people's homes... telling the homeowners they need roof repairs.they then steal hundreds of dollars during the fake repairs. northwestern mutual says it's evaluating its workforce...a process that could lead to job cuts..although there's no timeline for the layoffs. this is a troubling notion says the group "citizens action of wisconsin" considering the 54 million dollars in incentives for its new downtown milwaukee tower and another 18-million for its office in oak creek.it's now lead to a push that companies prove they're creating jobs becfore they get taxpayer money to fund construction projects. 00-11kane: without really group, can a company of this size

. - we'd never had a major party nominee who was a member of the church of jesus christ of latter-daynts. - on may 11, evangelist bill keller sent an email to his followers entitled: - he felt it was time for him to speak out on his faith, and that his faith should not be something that qualifies or disqualifies him from the office of the presidency of the united states. - no candidate should become the spokesman for his faith, for if he becomes president, he will need the prayers of the people of all faiths. [applause] i didn't see myself as wanting to take on the role of spokesman for a religion and said, "gosh, i've got to make sure "i draw a line in my own mind "between my values as they relate to public service and the doctrines of a church," but my values and how i feel about god and jesus christ, those things i'm very comfortable speaking about. - by running in 2008 and becoming part of the national political conversation, it meant that in 2012 when he ran again, that wasn't the top-of-mind issue when people thought of romney. it wasn't just, "what do you think about mormonism?

i knew growing up that jesus must be very important because my dad would use god and jesus christ in cursing. jesus must be somebody very important. i didn't grow up with moral when it comes to religion. my dad is just a marine. i shouldn't say just a marine. you love america and die for america and you don't whine about it. i thought that was good enough to live by until at the age of 19 i heard the gospel for the first time. it transformed my life. and so i have read the bible, the quran. you have to come to the conclusion there are two duly world views here, completely opposed. what i love about my christianity, i love pastor rabbi john's old testament knowledge. i don't have a new testament religion without an old testament fulfillment of great hebrew prophets. if you are a christian today you are going to be persecuted because you going to stand with the nation of israel and you will stand to present the gospel to muslims, too. and you are going to stand for america. if you understand it's not that we are republicans or democrats or independents or whatever. it's on the banner ri

. >>> today the philadelphia temple of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints will officially be dedicated. a cornerstone ceremony will be held at the temple's location at 17th and vine streets. nbc's vai sikahema, a church leader, will offer the benediction at the final service. last night as you can see, there was a cultural celebration in north philadelphia. in honor of the new temple. hundreds of young people used original song and dance to depict the history and culture of the city. six minutes after 9:00 right now on this sunday. a man who put his life on the line to fight for civil rights in the 1960s will soon receive a national honor in philadelphia. we'll have details on the award just ahead. >>> and some special recognition for the family of the new jersey state trooper who died in the line of duty. we'll show you how the community is remembering him. newspapers know the real story on pat toomey. on background checks for gun buyers... toomey has shown the courage few others have... toomey steps up on checks... toomey is on the right side... state leaders should foll

outspoken christian activist, speaking on behalf of jesus christ in every venue possible. outstanding films, radio, television, writing, and media appearances, he is committed to courageously stand for the values that are important to all of us. so ladies and gentlemen, would you please welcome to the stage kirk cameron. ♪ >> good evening. i'm a little jet lagged. i got in from california so i'm still working on the time zone, and to be honest with you, i was a little rattled by gary bauer's speech. wow. i would have liked to have five minutes to recover from some of the statements that he said. because i know they're true. i get in last night from california. flew in, staying with my sister and her great husband and her kids, and had a great flight in. we went and visited my nephew's soccer practice and stayed up until midnight just talking about how exciting it is to be able to come and speak at the values voters summit. and we're looking at pictures of the kids, and just talking about what a great country it is that we live in and how good god has been to us as a family

this is a time for followers of jesus christ to not only think biblically but critically. from what i said those are not mutually exclusive. >> thank you, janet. thank you, erick. we will have time to follow up even more in the queue at a time. now our next round and were switching the order on sort of the pro-of the anti-trump this time next we're going with bishop harry jackson. bishop jackson is a senior pastor of hope christian church in maryland and founder of the high impact leadership coalition. is one of the chief conveners of the reconciled church come healing the racial divide movement, and his book, high impact african-american churches, is co-authored with george, nominated for the golden deli award by the evangelical christian publishers association. jackson will argue in favor of supporting draw. >> thank you, dr. johnston. want to start with a little bit of a story. i begin pastoring in the state of new york after finishing mba from a well-known eastern business school, and i found myself starting a bible study. folks who wound up coming to the bible study,

outspoken christian activist, speaking on behalf of jesus christ in every venue possible.hrough his outstanding films, media, and writing appearances, he's committed to courageously stand for the values that are important to all of us. so ladies and gentlemen, would you please welcome to the stage kirk cameron. >> good evening. i'm a little jet lagged. i got in from california so i'm still working on the time zone, and to be honest where you, i was a little rattled by gary bauer's speech. wow. i would have liked to have five minutes to recover from some of the statements that he said. because i know they're true. i get in last night from california. flew in, staying with my sister and her great husband and her kids, and had a great flight in. we went and visited my nephew's soccer practice and stayed up until midnight just talking about how exciting it is to be able to come and speak at the values voters summit. and we're looking at pictures of the kids, and just talking about what a great country it is that we live in and how good god has been to us as a family and how go

.>> august 15, 1999, i >> reporter: that was the day he began his walk with jesus christ. that same walk led him o open the jesus hand walk?carwa. this outdoor sanctuary for people to nurse their faith.>> to him it was erything about jesus. it was always abo jesus.>> reporter: it was that kind of boldness were thousands grew to love mansfld mansfield shared this message live on facebook.>> i am astounded by the fact that god chose a man like me, that was a drug dealer and an alcoholic, a warmonger, a crackhead, a pill popper, i was the scum of the earth. he used me and so many awesome ways. >> reporter: mansfield legacy backgrounds, or feeding up to 4000 homeless people each week. mansfield's greatest footprint was urging others to trust god.>> it doesn't matter what you were going through. gods got it under control. if you will just trust him. >> reporter: underwood and roster will make their first appearance in court tomorrow afternoon. we will be sure to bring you the latest. nate rodgers, cbs news north carolina.>>> new information, after a teenager the pool had an elec

.: oh, jesus christ. oh, god.ie rose: why did you launch into that, because you felt the threat to your country? louis c.k.: yes, god. you know -- charlie rose: you went pretty far, didn't you? louis c.k.: yes, i did. that was a lot, that was a lot. it was so much, i said so much. charlie rose: you really did. louis c.k.: never has anyone said so much about something of which they know so little. charlie rose: but did you want to reel it back or you don't care? louis c.k.: i mean it is what it is. you live with what you say. you say it and you live with it. charlie rose: after you said it -- louis c.k.: i mean, i was like, "oh boy" after i wrote it. i mean, the second after i sent it, i was like, ugh. charlie rose: did you really? louis c.k.: my daughter -- i told my daughter, my ten year old. charlie rose: you told her what you did? louis c.k.: she didn't read it but i told her basically what it was. charlie rose: you compared him to a very evil guy. louis c.k.: she said dad, they're going to kill you on this and

of comfort knowing that they are with jesus christ. i believe they are in a better place. >> reporter: new police tell us they did river a 9mm handgun. mr. king remains in the cumberland jail. coming up, we'll have more reaction from the family. nate rodgers, cbs north carolina. >>> an amber alert is over in started tonight. 6-year-old stefanny lopez- castro was found alive and chained to a tree. police arrested 46-year-old douglas edwards, a registered sex offender. amy cutler is in wilmington and will have a live story. >>> hillary clinton is back on shows clinton sup 2% over trim trum nationally. that's within the margin of error, meaning this race is a virtual tie. >> beau clinton is -- beau minton is with clinton. a lot of eyes are on her. >> reporter: she spoke for a little more than 20 minutes. health following her recent bought with pneumonia. that was the first thing she addressed. she said she was lucky she had time to reflect and recover and that's an opportunity many americans don't have. >> for millions of moms and dads if

going to defend their freedom and give them the ability to change their hearts and minds with jesus christ that's a pretty good ask and delivery if he can do it, it's also important in this election that evangelicals get out to vote. we saw what happened when evangelicals did not vote in the last election. no question about it. how energetic are they going to be, how enthusiastic? how motivated will evangelicals be? >> look at numbers, george barna and polling of conservative evangelicals shows that 86% are backing trump. "gallup" released numbers today showing 11-point advantage for the gop. 76% of republicans say they're going to vote in the general election, only 65% of democrats which is a 16 year low for them. they have an intensity problem on their side and i go back to what donald trump is doing, he is not a conventional candidate. he continues to speak as he did in the primary, continues to build relationship ands that's beneficial. what happened with romney and mccain, after the nomination, they stopped talking to the core constituency that can be up to 33% of the vote in the gene

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