Hosted by Jane Pauley In our cover story Martha Teichner looks at the history of turmoil in Haiti Also Conor Knighton explores Irish emigration and his own family history Tracy Smith sits down with Christine Blasey Ford whose new memoir One Way Back recounts the fallout from her testimony in Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation hearings Luke Burbank poses questions to Jeopardy champion-turned-host Ken Jennings David Pogue reports on how the bestselling romance The Notebook has been adapted to a Broadway musical Mark Whitaker visits a sculpture park in Montgomery Ala that explores the history of slavery and Lee Cowan [... more]

My three-year old son Xavier squeezed my hand as we entered the Monterey Bay Aquarium in California Pointing to a life-size sculpture of a humpback whale suspended from the ceiling he said ldquo Enormous rdquo His wide-eyed joy continued as we explored each exhibit We laughed as the otters splish-splashed during feeding time We stood in silence in front of a large glass aquarium window mesmerized by the golden-brown jellyfish dancing in the electric blue water ldquo God made every creature in the ocean rdquo I said ldquo just like He made you and me rdquo Xavier whispered ldquo Wow [... more]

The Brisbane City Hall in Australia was a dazzling s project White stairs boasted marble from the same quarry Michelangelo used for his David sculpture The tower reflected Venice rsquo s St Mark rsquo s Basilica and the copper dome was the largest in the Southern Hemisphere The builders intended for a massive Angel of Peace to adorn the pinnacle but there was a problem no money left Plumber Fred Johnson came to the rescue He used a toilet cistern an old lamp post and bits of scrap metal to craft the iconic orb that rsquo s crowned the tower [... more]

We have to remember that God's perspective is different than our own As Pastor Greg Laurie says where we see weakness God sees potential Where we see the past He sees the future We see a lump of clay He sees a beautiful sculpture More on that in this episode Notes In those days Israel had no king so the people did whatever seemed right in their own eyes Judges Israel was living in despair but they finally called out to God to deliver them and He did Jeremiah Read Judges Why has all of this happened to us And [... more]

God always has a purpose and it is always for good [... more]

In this episode Dr Shah talks about modern-day science and how it is because of Christianity that we have science as it is now Support the showIf you like this content and want to support the show you can visit us at clearviewtodayshow com Don apos t forget to rate and review our show To learn more about us visit us at clearviewbc org If you have any questions or would like to contact us email us at contact clearviewtodayshow com or text us at - - See you tomorrow on Clearview Today Link for Reviewing the Show iTunes https [... more]

I recently saw a photograph of Michelangelo rsquo s sculpture Moses in which a closeup view showed a small bulging muscle on Moses rsquo right arm This muscle is the extensor digiti minimi and the contraction only appears when someone lifts their pinky Michelangelo known as a master of intricate details paid close attention to the human bodies he sculpted adding intimate features most everyone else would miss Michelangelo knew the human body in ways few other sculptors have but the details he carved into granite were his attempts to reveal something deeper mdash the soul the interior life of [... more]

Someone once said that the two most significant days in one's life are the day we were born and the day we discover what we were born for In the message God's Purpose for People Skip shares how interacting with God ties into your purpose [... more]

What is our purpose inhabiting this planet How can we fulfill the God-given destiny that He originally had in mind when He placed us here Find out as Skip shares the message God's Purpose for People [... more]

Like the unraveling of a rope the threads in Doug rsquo s life were breaking one by one ldquo My mother had lost her prolonged battle with cancer a long-term romantic relationship was failing my finances were depleted my vocation was foggy The emotional and spiritual darkness around me and within me was deep and debilitating and seemingly impenetrable rdquo writes pastor and sculptor Doug Merkey These collective events combined with living in a cramped attic became the setting from which his sculpture The Hiding Place emerged It depicts Christ rsquo s strong nailed-scarred hands openly cupped together as a [... more]

Boxing legend Homer Lee Gibbins Jr returns for another conversation with Nikita - they talk about his first boxing match at the young age of some highlights of his career and more about his life as a husband and a father of seven children [... more]

Watch this sermon here Support the show https www lonsolomonministries com give [... more]

The country of El Salvador has honored Jesus by placing a sculpture of Him in the center of its capital city Although the monument resides in the middle of a busy traffic circle its height makes it easy to see and its name mdash The Divine Savior of the World mdash communicates reverence for His supernatural status The monument rsquo s name affirms what the Bible says about Jesus John He is the one who offers salvation to everyone Jesus crosses cultural boundaries and accepts any sincere person who wants to know Him regardless of age education race past sin [... more]

I recently discovered the wonder of anamorphic art Appearing at first as an assortment of random parts an anamorphic sculpture only makes sense when viewed from the correct angle In one piece a series of vertical poles align to reveal a famous leader rsquo s face In another a mass of cable becomes the outline of an elephant Another artwork made of hundreds of black dots suspended by wire becomes a woman rsquo s eye when seen correctly The key to anamorphic art is viewing it from different angles until its meaning is revealed With thousands of verses of history [... more]

Finishing Puns [... more]

Open calls questions and discussion with Matt Slick LIVE in the studio Questions include--- - Why are you critical of Watchman Nee--- - For Jesus to be our substitute wouldn't He have to have a sin nature -though without actual sin---- - Why did God choose a plan for salvation that He knew that the vast majority of people would reject Doesn't that mean that God planned to fail--- - What does it mean that an elder must be blameless--- - Why did Adam and Eve sin if they didn't have a sin nature- If they could sin why couldn't [... more]

When we think of cherubs we think of the fat little Angel-babies which have been popularized by famous works of art and sculpture But did you realize that the chief cherub is actually Satan himself In this message Stephen clears up our misconceptions about these mysterious creatures and warns us not to take the angelic world lightly [... more]

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