how do you pray when it comes to the man who lost so much. so i prayed. i prayed -- from some of my great preacher friend to play. and we ended with an embrace and warm good bi and identify thought about it in the many days since. i thought about my noen sitter wal journey. through my own. finding christ when he wasn'ting of him the fact that i would saying a prayer for billy graham, a man whose faith had changed the world and sustained him through try uts and. that sichl fact humbled me to my dort. . not only in my christian life but in the lives of this nation and the values that hold it together and keep us strong. i know that you will guys us. he always has and he always will. and si know the challenges for each of you in the days ahead. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you, mr. president, for sharing your heart and your faith with us. you have a room full of people here praying for you and your family. god bless the president of the united states of america. [ applause ] >> speaking of powerful people, let's hear one more time from jackie i

we gather each week, and we do that to pray.scriptures, and we share our family struggles and needs and our personal needs. we even try to sing sometimes. actually every week that we're here. we call it a the best because it's when democrats and republicans come together. put politics aside and partisanship aside and we're just personal. friends, brothers and sisters in christ. we worship our god together. over 25 years ago jesus christ changed my life when i accepted him as my personal lord and savior. he gave me not only a personal peace but he gave me a purpose in my life, to serve him and to live for him. there's no rule that says that i have to check my faith when i go through the doors of the house chambers. i couldn't if i wanted to. i'm always eager to talk about what god has done for me and in my life and how he's changed me. how he saved me and made me a ch child of god. i'm thankful for our house group. the people who founded the united states were people who prayed. they knew the scriptures, and it's good for the who

so i prayed briefly. but i prayed from the heart. i don't have the intellectual capacity or the lung capacity of some of my great preacher friends to pray for a long time, but i prayed. we ended with an embrace and a warm good-bye, and i thought about that moment all the way down the mountain. and i've thought about it in the many days since, because i thought about my own spiritual journey. growing up in a household that wasn't particularly religious, going through my own period of doubt and confusion, finding christ when i wasn't even looking for him so many years ago. possessing so many shortcomings that have been overcome by the simple grace of god. the fact that i would ever be on top of a mountain saying a prayer for billy graham, a man whose faith had changed the world and sustained him through triumphs and tragedies and movements and milestones, that simple fact humbled me to my core. i have fallen on my knees with great regularity since that moment asking god for guidance not just in my personal life and christian walk but i

love your enemy and pray for those that persecute you. we don't need a constitutional amendment or congressional reform. we need to start acting better, and jesus gives us the place to start. it's somebody but it's hard. we need to love and pray for people that disagree with us. we hope you love and pray with us this morning in the special time today and when you return home. i have a special -- i have a letter from the special friend of others and he wrotes to the folks attended the national prayer breakfast. i want to give my greetings to each of you this morning. having been a part of this annual event sponsored by the house and senate prayer group from the beginning is often a speaker. though age and health prevent you from being here in person i'm with you in spirit and you're here in the heart. i want to say a special word of encouragement from the many friends meeting here today across the country and around the world. especially president obama and his wife michelle and vice president joseph biden and his wife jill for whom i pray

i thought, we could pray for him. so let us pray. our most kind, gracious, heavenly father, i thank you for this day. i thank you for speaker gingrich, mrs. gingrich, and their commitment, their love for you and our country. i am grateful that they have stepped forward. i pray protection upon their lives as they travel all over our nation. i pray that you will give the mercy. i pray that he will keep them safe. the scripture says, but they that wait upon the lord shall renew their strength. they shall mount up as eagles. they shall run and not be weary. they should walk and not faint. many times we should get tired. i pray you help them when they are weary. i pray you give them strength. i ask you to give them supranatural favor. if any man lech wisdom, let him ask of god. i pray your wisdom, i pay your guidance the palms beautiful couple. i pay for the speaker's two daughters, son-in-law's, and grandchildren. i pray that you will bless them. i pray you will keep them. make your face to shine upon them, and be gracious to them. lift

in this one they pray to the god showed she loved. one of their asking for his grace in childbirth and happiness. and. the skin and organs of the birds are criminy to in the bond funds it's forbidden to take any leftovers from the sacrificial offerings from the grow. resistance is not politics but a culture. is couldn't just. sign on it's own. cultures of resistance on marketing. wealthy british style. market finance scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report on our. district in the southwest of madill is full of historic sites and rich and legends but the shortest road that ends on the shore of the volga the great russian river. from here affair is needed local pigeons have even memorised the boat shed there's a flux of regularly hitches a ride from one shore of the volga to the other. i'm . on the. plane has been handed down from generation to generation you know that there are very many. displays that. route.

and cried ♪ ♪ you prayed and cried and prayed and cried ♪ ♪ you prayed and cried and prayed and criedhour ♪ we don't know what god does, what god does ♪ ♪ but everything god does, he does it well ♪ ♪ do i have a witness here ♪ and you pray and cry, pray, c cry, square your shoulders, hold your head up high ♪ ♪ after you've done all you can, you just stand ♪ ♪ when you get up tomorrow, you just stand ♪ ♪ don't let go at the home of your salvation ♪ ♪ you just stand ♪ hallelujah >> that is a powerful song. >> amazing performance. that was donnie mcclurkin with the famous song "stand" but he's singing with the new hope mass choir and new jersey mass choir. the combined effect, what a start to this service. >> you just stand and be sure, god has a plan, yes, god has a plan. what meaning. beautiful song but what meaning for people. >> it's so uplifting and this is what's great about this service today is that it's a proper church service done in baptist style. it's very much what whitney houston grew up with. i feel uplifted. i've never been near this church before. you've known this churc

christian activists prayed for north korean prisoners and their family. this college student urges more christians to speak out. >> i wept and prayed when i realized in proverbs it says we should speak up for those that cannot do so for themselves. >> rally organizers are urging them to announce a clear statement against the koreans. >> you are about to meet a young lady who was part of north korea's secret underground church. her story has never been told until now. >> her name is kim jen, born in north korea. her testimony is rare. cia estimated 24 million people live in the communist country. best guess is 2 percent, 480,000 are christians. a handful have escaped from the buddha regime. >> growing up i was told by the authorities there was no god. we are ordered to worship kim jong un and kim un sung, the leaders of the country. >> what was it like to be a believer of north korea. >> we met every saturday evening. we had to be very quiet, we whispered when we prayed and sang songs. >> growing up she learned about stories of her city, the jerusalem of t

team people came from the region to pray for. people in the surrounding villages still tell the story of the maori who sacrificed twenty six to the gods. to join. prayer in appealing to the gods. to the. taking part in the ritual. to bring the people together. people get closer to the gods by eating in this way. mari people from all over have come here even those living in moscow and. everywhere in russia try to be here for this press of us. before nightfall the romans finally find what they set out for at the start of the expedition the depression. pit in the very center of a field they hold their vehicles at a safe distance from it the people living in this village used to plough these fields and grow crops on it. but. they were awakened by loud noises. when they came here they were surprised to see a large crazy in the middle of a field with some water at the bottom. scientists have found a sub to raney and stream beneath the depression when it erodes the top layer of the soil the ground sinks. with slope is very slippery and

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prayed and cried. ♪ you've prayed and cried. ♪ you've prayed and cried. ♪ prayed and cried.sometimes the load gets too heavy to bear. ♪ god promised to give us strength in the midnight hour. note in the midnight hour. ♪ we don't know why god does what god does. note but everything that god does he does it well, do i have a witness here? note and you pray and cry pray and cry. ♪ pray hold your head up high. ♪ after all you are done all you can, you just stand . ♪ when you get up to tomorrow. ♪ you just stand. ♪ don't let go the salvation. note you just stand. hallelujah. ♪ after you've done all you can. after you've done all you can. just stand. brother mcclerkin. we thank you . for being here . and giving us what we asked for. your song means a lot to cissy. and then a great deal to whitney. and we do thank you. and love you. so now ask tiler, -- tyler perry to come special givis wors of expression. [applause] god bless you. the houston family, i know this grief. it was pat who introduced me to whitney a while back and we sat in a restaurant in atlanta just the two of us and

we pray for their strength and their healing, and we pray for your love as we stand with them. we gather in your presence in honest rage. too many people with power and influence turn our riches to greed and destruction rather than to life and to healing. forgive our silence, our discouragement, our divisions, our inaction in the face of injustice. renew our vision. renew our wills. we new our strength, to do the work of justice in healing and compassion in san francisco, in our nation and throughout the world. to that day, we believe will come an end to such untimely deaths. we new our commitment in your many names we pray, and we all say amen. i am an old baptist. i am a presbyterian now. in your many names we pray. amen. thank you. [applause] >> welcome. this morning has been a very moving morning for me. after a gathering last night and coming this morning, last night i made it through without any tears, and this morning has been filled with pretty much all tears. it is amazing to think that 30 years ago many of us in this room, in this community, across the country and aro

i roll to the ground was on the left hand side people praying this sacred place as soon as we get to the religious new so last little time left. the special day that the committee of couple has been looking forward to as arrived at last. vera and you have jenny had reached the sacred grove situated a hundred kilometers from. they thought was a fellow to sacrifice birds have also been brought by mary from all over the republic also the two off the press to their gods. at first the grove resonates with goose oaks soon after their only the echoes of priestly prayers and . these pagan priest. know how to communicate with the gods people praying in a grove last amidst pines and birches have strong believes in the forces of nature they insist their faith is the world's oldest. people come with what we call sacrificial waterfowl. and grievances along to. discuss their problems with the priest. and communicate by means of this tree. as their requests and wishes on at this table. enormous pots a suspended of a bone fuzz the lips side by side with the altar there used to make porridge and just

and so i prayed, briefly. but i prayed from the heart. i don't have the intellectual capacity or the lung capacity of some of my great preacher friends here to pray from a long time, but i -- i prayed. and we ended with an embrace and warm good-bye and i thought about that moment all the way down the mountain. and i thought about it in the many days since. because i thought about my own spiritual journey. growing up in a household that wasn't particularly religious. going through my own period of doubt and confusion. finding christ when i wasn't even looking for him so many years ago. possessing so many shortcomings that have been overcome by the simple grace of god. and the fact that i would ever be on top of a mountain saying a prayer for billy graham, a man whose faith had changed the world and has sustained him through triumphs and tragedies and movements and milestones, that simple fact humbled me to my core. i have fallen on my knees with great regularity since that moment asking god for guidance not just in my personal life and chr

this is hell people in russia worship before the arrival of christianity the maori have prayed the same way to their gods to several millennia. old these people are offering prayers to many gods which is this where the five spots have been set aside from bonfires in this grow for example the wall morgue. in this one they pray to the god should she love us social i want to bear asking for his grace in childbirth and happiness. and. the skin tones on the organs of the birds are criminy to in the bond funds it's forbidden to take any leftovers from the sacrificial offerings from the grown. resistance is not our politics but our culture. is could get. on its own. cultures of resistance on our team. it's. is full of. the great. need. of even. to be. i'm. on the. plane has been handed down from generation to generation you know that there are very many. displays that. route. this road formed a link between russia's capital and its siberian part. connected the country's western and eastern region it's. russian poet alexander pushkin once travelled along it it was used by stage coaches or. has

and so i prayed -- briefly, but i prayed from the heart. i don't have the intellectual capacity or the lung capacity of some of my great preacher friends here that have prayed for a long time. but i prayed. and we ended with an embrace and a warm goodbye. and i thought about that moment all the way down the mountain, and i've thought about it in the many days since. because i thought about my own spiritual journey - growing up in a household that wasn't particularly religious, going through my own period of doubt and confusion, finding christ when i wasn't even looking for him so many years ago, possessing so many shortcomings that have been overcome by the simple grace of god. and the fact that i would ever be on top of a mountain, saying a prayer for billy graham - a man whose faith had changed the world and that had sustained him through triumphs and tragedies, and movements and milestones - that simple fact humbled me to my core. i have fallen on my knees with great regularity since that moment -- asking god for guidance not just in my

more than 200 people prayed to receive christ as their savior. cbn gave them food and maps and provided for 72 mall nourished children. they will seek other ways to help the people recover from the tragedy. >> thank you very much cbn. you are a big help because we really need food for our families. i am happy because i feel god loves me. >> cab's ongoing. the organization is still helping victims of typhoons and flash floods that hit other provinces in recent months. cbn is providing medical care to those in need and giving out lamps to fisherman to help them make a living again. water stations are giving fresh clean waters to victims of flash flood, lucille talusan, philippin philippines. >> thanks for joining us, until next week good-bye and god bless.

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for whoever it is that we asked to pray. so, they were cloistered, they were behind grilles and that, because i had the experience in high school, we danced in a play, and we were asked to come to the convent there, and we had danced for the cloistered nuns. all we could do was see their eyes behind the grille, but we felt that we were in their type of life and that. >> again, i think that's - i'm so glad we're moving in this class, and as it typically does, it goes by fast when we're moving into the last minute. but where we moved is i think so helpful, because we've raised a key question - is it morally or ethically justified for some people to close themselves off from the world? and when we get to the doctrinal dimension - we have one full class on the secular and the sacred - particularly in that class, we try to make sense of the amish, and what the amish do and why they do it. but your point of the cloister, it raises such important issues about the religious impulse, about identity, and relationship, when intelligent

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to whom should i pray if he's not there? it was a conundrum, you see. sometimes i was in enough pain to do silly things, and i did pray, and i said, in my anguish -- and it was very real anguish -- i said, god, if you're there, reveal yourself to me, please. punch a hole in the sheetrock, wave to me, say hello, show yourself to me. i was desperate. every now and then, i would pray that prayer. god, help me, i need help. it was an honest prayer, and prayers come from a place of honesty, not religiousity. if you can say help me, lord, god, here's that prayer. then around my 15th birthday, i had a dream. we don't have time to go into it this morning, but it was an amazing dream. i'm not looking this up. if you want to hear the story of this amazing dream, and you can go to my web site, it's just my name. if you can't spell it, it's still eric metaxas. it's all true except the part about the ufo or the sasquatch. i made that up. watch that if you have time because it really happened, it's not made up. when god came into my life overnight and answered that p

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what do you pray for when it comes to the man who has prayed for so many? but like that verse in rome man, the holy spirit interceded when i didn't know quite what to say and so i prayed, briefly, but i prayed from the heart. i don't have the intellectual capacity or the lung capacity of some of my great preacher friend here to pray for a long time but i prayed. and we ended with an embrace and warm good-bye and i thought about that moment all the way down the mountain and i thought about it in the many days since because i thought about my own spiritual journey. growing up in a household that wasn't particularly religious. going through my own period of doubt and confusion. finding christ when i was not even looking for him so many years ago. possessing so many shortcomings that have been overcome by the simple grace of god. and the fact that i would ever be on top of a mountain saying a prayer for billy graham, a man whose faith had changed the world and sustained him through triumphs and tragedies and movements and milestones. that simple fact humbled me

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the lord commits us to pray for our enemies and love them. >> this time they prayed not for the mountain to move but the hearts of the people to move. gary lane, cbn news, cairo. >> you can follow updates at the global lane, a link to our website cwnews.org. >>> a british cabinent member issued a strong warning about the growing secularization of britain and rest of europe. they need to embrace their christian heritage. she is not a christian, she is a muslim. the societies we live in, cultures we have created, values we hold and things we fight for stem from centuries of discussion, decent and belief in christianity. my fear is a militant secularization is taking hold of our societies. at its core and in its intints, deeply intolerant and demonstrates similar restraints. she doesn't want a theocracy and people of different faiths should accept each other. a uk court of appeals upheld a 58 dollar fine for refusing to rent a room to a gay couple. pete they don't rent rooms to unmarried couples straight or gay, siting their policy renting rooms only to married couples and unwilling to comp

i would pray that prayer. help me, i need help.e from a place of honesty, not religiosity. if you consider help me, got here is that prayer. around my twenty-fifth birthday i had a dream. we don't have time to go into in this morning but it was an amazing dream. i'm not making this up. if you want to hear the story of this amazing dream you can go to my web site which is just my name if you can spell it, metaxas.com. if you can spell it is still metaxas.com. it changed my life. god came into my life. jesus came into my life. except for the part of the ufo which i made up. watch that if you don't mind because it really happened. it is not made up. when god came into my life overnight, and entered that prayer i wondered why haven't i heard this before? was the have to suffer and not knowing? why? part of the reason is i rejected a phony religious idea of god. not got as he really is. when i encountered got as he really is i knew that is what my heart is longing for, the is the answer to my pain and all michelson's. he is real and he

praying i felt the urge to pray for him.n't know what to say. what do you pray for when it comes to the man who has prayed for so many? like that fierce in romans the holy spirit interceded when i didn't know what to say. so i prayed briefly but i prayed from the heart. i don't have the intellectual capacity or the lung capacity of some of my great preacher friends who have prayed for a long time. but i prayed. we ended with an embrace and a warm goodbye and i thought about that moment all down the mountain and i thought about it in many days since. i thought about my own spiritual journey. growing up in a household that wasn't particularly religious. going through my own period of doubt and confusion, finding christ when i wasn't even looking for him so many years ago. possessing so many shortcomings that have been overcome by the grace of god. in fact, that i would never be on top of a mountain saying a prayer for billy graham, a man whose face has changed the world and sustained him through triumph and tragedy and movemen

so we pray. we speak from our heart, and we allow the holy spirit to lead us so we might begin to minister hope and healing to those that are there. >> how do you give that? obviously, you said faith is extraordinariably important, but in times like this, people question their faith and say, why would a young woman be taken from us with such talent and such potential and such life

, how they have been prayed for, how they have been prayed through, and whitney has been prayed for and through, and she also knew how to pray for herself. >> lajoyce you were a publicist for her. you saw the ups and downs. did you ever think about reaching out to her and giving her advice? >> certainly i reached out to her privately and reached out to her crew privately, no advice is needed because they certainly knew what to do as well, but you know, sometimes we all fall down, but it is how we get up. whitney was in the process of making that transition. you know. when our lives play out in public, and hers did, then you know, we're just under the scrutiny of the magnifying glass of the public. so you know, sometimes you're not allowed to make those mistakes. but we have to be able to be given room to go through our valleys. >> you make reference to the crew she surrounded herself with. a lot of people have been talking about that tonight. what does this mean, are these agents? who are you all talking about when you reference the crew. >> we in the business when we talk about our cre

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but everyone here, they will pray. death row in louisiana, you cannot see outside -- you can see outside, and you can see the front gates of the prison, so on execution nights, you can see the people outside protesting. that created the atmosphere that we needed to pray for the people that were saying "kill, kill." that was everlasting on me. it made me really come home and work for the resource center right away. i understood that these people or human as well. we are all human. we might have made mistakes in life, but they are human. how many of us made mistakes? i had a few guys that were in iraq, that were fighting for our country and came home and reenlisted back in the army to go back over there. they went to a bar, got into a fight that led to the killing. the military -- they break them. there are some real good people on death row that were not the people that came to death row that committed the crime or did not commit the crime. i'm not here to say who did or did not do something, but to see that side that p