Bookshops are full of "how-to" books, each promising to teach you how to make a success of yourself by just following a few simple rules. This video written by "The Pen Of A Ready Writer"--Evangelist Daniele Luciano Moskal and produced by Ads4Christ, deals with some of life's "Funny" how-to's.
Produced by Ads4Christ, TEMPTATION is the sequel to Evangelist Daniele Moskal's brilliant and popular video he wrote titled: 'THE KILLER!' It deals with the truth that we are all subject to temptation! "The Spirit is willing, but the body is weak!" - JESUS (Matthew 26:41).
'The Killer' which is receiving many thousands of hits and comments at various websites worldwide was written by Daniele Luciano Moskal - "The Pen Of A Ready Writer" , and produced by Ads4Christ. It addresses one sin, so small and so common, which nonetheless has tremendous power to destroy! What is it? *** warning this video contains monstrous pictures of evil looking gargoyles ***
Father...is a video written by Evangelist Daniele Luciano Moskal and produced by Ads4Christ. It speaks of the qualities desired in a leader, be they a teacher, a mentor, a father, a husband, or a pastor!
This video created by Evangelist Daniele Luciano Moskal, shows a few of the many ex-football hooligans (like himself) who had extraordinary supernatural encounters with Jesus Christ that changed their lives for the better. The video also contains many sports people who profess their Christian faith as born again in Jesus Christ. Daniele was once a very active member of the 'BOLTS' Crew the first football hooligan firm of Luton Town F.C, in England that would later become known as the 'MIGs' Crew. He wants everyone to know what the abbreviation for M.I.G should really mean.....MEN IN GOD!!!
A Gospel Video made by International Evangelist, Daniele Luciano Moskal, that emphasizes the importance of personal confessions using the very Word of God to 'strengthen' your faith walk, and keep your spiritual batteries in Christ topped up! Positive confession based on what you speak and confess is powerful, for there's power in the tongue - 'life or death', I choose LIFE, how about you?
This Gospel Video by International Evangelist Daniele Luciano Moskal, was inspired by a very popular song used to advertise a famous sugared drink for a TV commercial. I'd like God to.......
Andrea Bocelli and Josh Groban have teamed up once again to collaborate on “We Will Meet Once Again” for Bocelli’s newest album “Si” and Groban’s album “Bridges”. These powerhouse vocalists are the perfect pairing for such a beautiful piece of music.
Twenty years ago, Josh Groban’s career took flight in part thanks to Andrea Bocelli. Talk about a divine appointment and being in the right place at the right time. We’ll let Groban tell what happened.
“A duet almost 20 years in the making. I owe so much to an early opportunity I had, I was 17 and in high school and asked to be a stand in singer for Andrea Bocelli when he was stuck on a plane for the Grammys rehearsals. (Longer story how THAT even happened). A terrified, pimple faced and blissfully naive kid sang his heart out that afternoon and the rest is history. Meeting him backstage when he finally arrived I just thought “how cool is this? What a world this is.” He went on to do the telecast and I went back to history class at LACHSA (who were so understanding and supportive). I didn’t have an inkling where my life would take me after that. The bridges left to cross. This song, aptly titled We Will Meet Once Again, is one of my favorites I’ve ever co-written and recorded. It has so much meaning to me. Last night in the stunning setting of Portovenere we sang it for an audience for the first time. Here’s to more full circle surprises. They don’t come easy or often, but they sure are fun. Hope you enjoy. Grazie.”
This duet is beautifully performed by Bocelli and Groban. For Bocelli’s album the entire piece is sung in Italian while Groban's album has some of the music sung in English. Both versions are perfectly supported by the ever talented musicians of the London Studio Orchestra. We love hearing their voices working together and hope for many more collaborations in the future!
Photo Credit: Daily Herald, Billboard
This man with disabilities pushes scooter with his hands to move village to village sharing the Gospel. Pastor José had a radio show that was his only method of reaching these remote towns, hours away in the mountains of northwest Mexico.
Eusebia heard about Jesus through Pastor Josés radio show. [She] was one of the first people in her village to become a believer in Jesus Christ. “I have experienced personally the Gospel,” she said. “I believe that God is good and that He has brought me salvation. There is no other way to find salvation without Jesus.”
Over the years, the believers in the village grew to four. The number has been increasing dramatically since Pastor José handed out Operation Christmas Child shoebox gifts at a Gospel outreach event nearly two years ago.
Eusebia’s 11-year-old grandson, Jonathan, was one of several children who prayed to receive Jesus Christ during the Operation Christmas Child Gospel presentation. “At first I thought that Jesus was speaking only to the adults, but I learned that Jesus loves children, too,” Jonathan said. “I learned to pray to Him. I like to pray.”
There are no established churches in La Laguna, but Pastor José hopes that Eusebia’s Bible study is the beginning of a congregation that will continue for generations.
“The children and their faith are going to be like a greenhouse,” he said. “They are the future of the church because they are learning about God, receiving Him, and they are telling their parents about Him.”
Without a car of his own, Pastor José relies on fellow church members in Tecuala who drive him to the village every few weeks. When he was just 2, José began to exhibit signs of polio, which inhibited muscle development in his legs. He gets around with a scooter he pushes with his hand. “For most of my life, I’ve used this scooter as my feet,” he said. “I could use a wheelchair, but it would be more difficult for me to move around in it.”
Pastor José’s goal is to reach people in more mountain villages with the Gospel through Operation Christmas Child. “I’m still looking for new places to share the Word so every kid can learn about God,” he said. “We have a mission on the mountains that started with La Laguna. As people are accepting God and sharing His Word, the message is spreading.”
Thank God for this man’s dedication to sharing the Gospel with others!
For the past 25 years, Operation Christmas Child, a project of Samaritan’s Purse, has partnered with local churches in more than 100 countries to distribute gifts to boys and girls in need and tell them about God’s Greatest Gift—Jesus Christ.
What a precious moment! Hickerson Elementary custodian, James Anthony, got the surprise of a lifetime when the Kindergarten students sign a special message to him.
The young kindergarten classes knew that they wanted to surprise their favorite school helper, custodian “Mr. James” for his 60th birthday. He’s a fixture in this Tennessee school and has been working there for 15 years and in the district for 30 years. Anthony may be deaf but that hasn’t stopped him from setting an example for the kids and making friends. Mr. James is known for stopping to teach the children sign language. He gladly sets the example as he teaches them about good manners and being kind to one other.
With the help of teachers Mrs. Allyssa Hartsfield and Mrs. Amy Hershman, these eager kindergarteners learned how to sign “Happy Birthday” so that they could sing to Mr. James and be a part of his celebration. The video taken by the school nurse, Angela Ridner, shows Mr. James walking into a room full of very excited students. As they began to sing and sign “Happy Birthday”, he was completely stunned. Putting his hands up to his head and begins to laugh in celebration, Mr. James showed that he was completely wowed by their special gift!
We’re so glad that Hickerson Elementary shared this heartwarming video! What a bright spot in our day to see these wonderful children working so hard to be a blessing to someone else. Reading the comments on social media shows how much of an impact Mr. James has had on the children that have passed through his halls over the years.
“He was my basketball coach one year! Always a happy man! Such a joy to be around!” shares Paige York.
Lexie Davis wrote: “This just made my heart smile so big. Mr. James will always hold a special place in my childhood memories! He has such a big heart 💓”
There is no doubt that Mr. James has touched many lives and is truly a mentor to these children. Well done, and Happy Birthday!
This incarcerated veteran thief gives suggestions on how to stay safe and avoid getting mugged. With the use of social media and built in video capabilities on our phones, people are becoming more aware of the number of muggings that are occurring throughout the country. The hope would be that the uptick in reports would encourage others to be more vigilant while out and about. But what should we be looking for exactly? “Dark alleyways” are no longer the location of choice, now the muggings are happening in broad daylight!
TODAY Show correspondent Jeff Rossen takes us into a correctional facility to hear from veteran thief, David Solano. He’s admitted to mugging over 100 people, and is now serving a 25+ year sentence. David now hopes to help others learn how to avoid being a victim and shares his knowledge on what to look for and how to stay safe.
“This is my way of repenting, you know? My way of giving back to society. My way of telling everybody, ‘I’m sorry’. Who knows, I might save a life and that would be a great thing.”
Solano shares that an easy target is a distracted one. Something as simple as stopping to share the time or give directions can leave you at risk. Instead, give the information while continuing to walk or while maintaining a distance from the inquirer. He goes on to share that the common targets are those who are alone and seem vulnerable, often the elderly.
David shares, “It’s insane. It’s crazy because um, while you’re in under the influence and you’re in that life, you have no remorse. You have no feelings.”
Unexpectedly, David shared that he often had targeted MEN because the women, while more vulnerable, were often more willing to make noise. One would-be victim was carrying a whistle which David noted was a great deterrent. He goes on to share that the best method of protection was a small can of Mace (personal defense pepper spray). But this is only good if you remember:
“You need to have that Mace in your hand, not in your purse. The Mace is not going to deter me while it’s in your purse, it’s gonna deter me while it’s in your hand, while you’re spraying at me.”
NEVER physically fight a mugger. David shares that fighting back could result in making the mugger angry which could escalate the situation. Unless you’ve been trained in defensive fighting, it’s too dangerous.
“Give it up, It can be replaced, you’re more valuable than anything.”
But where do most muggers strike? This might come as a surprise, but David shared that your DRIVEWAY is the place you are most vulnerable. Make sure to check your surroundings before getting out of your car to enter your house. In the city, the most risk comes while standing on the subway platform where you might be distracted, looking at your phone or standing off by yourself. Instead, find a crowd of people near the center of the platform to stand near. Being in a crowd makes you much less of a target.
It’s unfortunate to need to think about these situations but we are so grateful to David for sharing his tips. We hope that you will share these with your friends and family. Remember to be aware, stay in crowds, and make noise if you feel threatened.
Meteorologist Lisa Hidalgo never expected her work day to go like this one! The weather forecaster was happily presenting her segment when the camera fell and focused on the ground! Her reaction was one of the funniest things we’ve seen on a morning television broadcast!
As Denver meteorologist Lisa Hidalgo began giving her morning weather report, all seemed “business as usual”. She adeptly points out the snowfall totals in the local areas before the unthinkable happen during her live broadcast segment. As the screen behind her changes to a beautiful snow scene – rolling white hills and snow flocked evergreens – the camera focus unexpectedly takes a nosedive and settles to a live shot of the studio floor.
“Look at this beautiful shot this afternoon… WOW!” she exclaims.
Upon realizing the camera has fallen to feature her feet and cue box, Hidalgo thinks fast on her feet and shows off her hidden dancing skills! With a “kick-ball-change” here and there and a corny “yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah” for accompaniment, she keeps the viewer’s attention while trying to figure out what to do. That’s when the very talented Lisa chooses to do something completely unexpected. She bends down onto her hands and feet crawling into the camera frame to finish her weather report! Giving the last few weather notes while on her knees, you can hear the crew in the background having a good laugh as Lisa also chuckles her way through this hysterical experience!
“Alright you have a good one!” she says and then hilariously crawls out of the frame! We bet she won’t forget that office experience any time soon!
“Surrounded (fight My Battles)” reminds us that even in the midst of trials, we are truly surrounded by God. The worship song was written by Elyssa Smith of Texas-based Upperroom.
“There's a table that You’ve prepared for me
In the presence of my enemies
It's Your body and Your blood You shed for me
This is how I fight my battles”
When we feel completely overwhelmed by life’s battles there is something truly peaceful in knowing that the Father has gone before us and that the victory is already His. That doesn’t mean there aren’t times that we don’t feel like we are sitting in the middle of the “lion’s den” but we have comfort in the promise that we are not alone – God is with us!
“In the valley I know that You're with me
And surely Your goodness and Your mercy follow me
So my weapons are praise and thanksgiving
This is how I fight my battles”
It’s so easy to be caught up in the fear, worry, and frustration of the situations around it. Feeling overwhelmed and helpless has affected each and every one of us at some point. We need to remind ourselves of God’s promises that He goes before us; when our eyes are on Him, the battle is already won! Allow God to orchestrate your path and guide you. Ultimately He wants us to live a life without fear and worry!
Psalm 139:5: "You have surrounded me on every side, behind me and before me, and You have placed Your hand gently on my shoulder."
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![This man with disabilities pushes scooter with his hands to move village to village sharing the Gospel. Pastor José had a radio show that was his only method of reaching these remote towns, hours away in the mountains of northwest Mexico.
Eusebia heard about Jesus through Pastor Josés radio show. [She] was one of the first people in her village to become a believer in Jesus Christ. “I have experienced personally the Gospel,” she said. “I believe that God is good and that He has brought me salvation. There is no other way to find salvation without Jesus.”
Over the years, the believers in the village grew to four. The number has been increasing dramatically since Pastor José handed out Operation Christmas Child shoebox gifts at a Gospel outreach event nearly two years ago.
Eusebia’s 11-year-old grandson, Jonathan, was one of several children who prayed to receive Jesus Christ during the Operation Christmas Child Gospel presentation. “At first I thought that Jesus was speaking only to the adults, but I learned that Jesus loves children, too,” Jonathan said. “I learned to pray to Him. I like to pray.”
There are no established churches in La Laguna, but Pastor José hopes that Eusebia’s Bible study is the beginning of a congregation that will continue for generations.
“The children and their faith are going to be like a greenhouse,” he said. “They are the future of the church because they are learning about God, receiving Him, and they are telling their parents about Him.”
Without a car of his own, Pastor José relies on fellow church members in Tecuala who drive him to the village every few weeks. When he was just 2, José began to exhibit signs of polio, which inhibited muscle development in his legs. He gets around with a scooter he pushes with his hand. “For most of my life, I’ve used this scooter as my feet,” he said. “I could use a wheelchair, but it would be more difficult for me to move around in it.”
Pastor José’s goal is to reach people in more mountain villages with the Gospel through Operation Christmas Child. “I’m still looking for new places to share the Word so every kid can learn about God,” he said. “We have a mission on the mountains that started with La Laguna. As people are accepting God and sharing His Word, the message is spreading.”
Thank God for this man’s dedication to sharing the Gospel with others!
For the past 25 years, Operation Christmas Child, a project of Samaritan’s Purse, has partnered with local churches in more than 100 countries to distribute gifts to boys and girls in need and tell them about God’s Greatest Gift—Jesus Christ.](https://media.swncdn.com/godtube/2018/10/26/554950--cd0e5a30-be23-4528-a854-67480f48a618-thumb.jpg)
