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Everyone has a take on Jesus. From Elvis Presley to Katie Perry, he gets sung about. Leonardo Da Vinci to Akiane Kramarik have painted him. He even had a long running Sunday comic strip. But who is Jesus really? Can he be truly known? Join us this Sunday as we see the apostle Paul give us his answer and see how knowing Jesus as He truly is can powerfully transform our lives.

Everyone has a take on Jesus. From Elvis Presley to Katie Perry, he gets sung about. Leonardo Da Vinci to Akiane Kramarik have painted him. He even had a long running Sunday comic strip. But who is Jesus really? Can he be truly known? Join us this Sunday as we see the apostle Paul give us his answer and see how knowing Jesus as He truly is can powerfully transform our lives.

For additional notes and resources check out Douglas' website.This podcast is a book review, examining Todd Burpo's Heaven is for Real: A Little Boy's Astounding Story of His Trip to Heaven and Back (Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 2010), 162 pp.Why the story seems genuineThe credibility of the author is enhanced for three reasons.1. The author (Colton Burpo's father) is a Christian pastor.2. The writer is highly personable, and shares a lot from his own life.3. He repeatedly emphasizes how he and his wife tried not to lead their little boy on--not to put words in his mouth.Moreover, this is a subject nearly everyone is interested in.1. The story resonates with popular culture: spiritual experiences are in, even if (for many) church and doctrine are out.2. It's an easy read-- you can finish in a sitting.The medical context of the “visit to heaven”62 - During emergency appendix surgery the boy had an unusual experience, while under anesthesia. The visit lasted 3 minutes, according to the little boy, into which it sounds like a day's activities were crammed.78 - He did not dieMiraculous knowledge?61 - He had knowledge of his parents praying for him, and of his mother being on the telephone, and their  being in separate rooms. He rose above his body – a common experience during surgeries and near-death experiences.63 - Jesus had a rainbow horse. 65 - Jesus wore white clothes and a purple sash. 67 - There were red marks on his feet and palms. 145 - The boy later points out Jesus in a sketch by Akiane Kramarik, Prince of Peace (73). 73 - Jesus has light eyes and streaks in his hair, which appears to be permed (!).He was with Jesus, whom he recognized, as well as the father (who was “really big”) and even the Holy Spirit. Jesus loves the little children.72 - There were many other humans in heaven, esp. children, many of whom Colton later named. But what about John 3:13? 73-74 - The dead (humans) sport wings and halos – and sounds like something out of a children's book, like The Littlest Angel. There are a few other questionable statements, biblically speaking, such as a literal battle of Armageddon.86 - He saw his deceased grandfather, though as a younger man. (This man had died before Colton was born.) 123 - Later recognized him in a picture of him in his 30s – did not recognize him in later pictures (died in early 60s). 90 - Colton's mother was shocked, because she has not thought her father would be in heaven. He'd apparently "accepted Christ" 28 years before his death, but did not tell his family members.94 - The boy talks to his dead sister (fetus of 2 months).This really tugs on the heartstrings of the reader (and the boy's mother). See also 96, 128-129.100 - There are literal thrones. 101 - Jesus on the right side of God, the archangel Gabriel on the left.105 - Heaven is the New Jerusalem of Revelation.126 - He sees power shooting down on his father when he preaches (Spirit) – like the common evangelical notion of being “anointed” by the Spirit whenever a minister preaches the word of God.133 - Angels carry swords in heaven.139 - The battle of Armageddon is apparently to be fought with swords and bows & arrows (little boys' toys?).152 - There are dogs in heaven.Explainable?It's easy to rationalize most of the details. Even the theology: Trinitarian God, for example. A nearly-four-year-old would have heard a great deal of talk about God and the Bible. It's not so easy to account for the details of miscarried sister and grandfather, assuming they are not fictive or exaggerated. Yet we weigh the work as a whole. We are not required to accept everything in the book just because one or two details cannot be explained away.Why the book fails to persuade (me)1. All the details sound like they've come from children's Sunday school pictures. The story supports evangelical theology – e.g. immediate transport to heaven, literal battle of Armageddon, taking the picture of the New Jerusalem to be heaven, conversion through “accepting Christ” – not likely to appeal so strongly to other Protestants, Catholics, Orthodox, or non-denominational Christians.2. The account flatly contradicts the testimony of the Old and New Testament and the early Christian writers. 80 Paul went to heaven – but in 2 Cor 12 Paul goes to paradise. Not a single detail of the experience is related, only its ineffability. Yet Colton Burpo found no trouble describing everything he saw, which makes the passage his father cites as a parallel disconfirm his son's experience.3. 88 - The author admits a history of mental illness in the family (his father). Perhaps this is relevant.4. Although it's certainly a very interesting story, in many places feels hokeyTwo experts weigh inDavid Bercot (a personal friend and expert on early Christianity):a. This account contradicts the evidence of the early church.b. Why didn't Lazarus ever say anything about this death experience (John 11)?c. Hallucinations are not uncommon when people are under anesthesia.d. In the past there have been clear instances of fraud, too, though this doesn't seem to be a case of that.Gary Habermas (apologist, historian, philosopher of religion), private correspondence:“I don't say we know exactly where NDErs may go, heaven or otherwise.  But there is an incredible amount of evidence that something objective is happening.”ConclusionSomething happened, and I have no desire to explain it all away, but the details don't correspond particularly well with the Bible. Despite the often expressed opinions of the pastor-father, I am afraid the account does not impress me as celestial. Whatever little Colton experienced, it was not the “visit to heaven.”

Rebecca LaMoreaux had no faith. But about a year into her second marriage on a Christmas night, she called out to God in utter desperation. Not only did God manifest His presence to her that night and in the weeks to come, but Rebecca claims that God has given her the gift of vision into the spiritual realm, and has pulled her into Heaven on multiple occasions since that time. She's our guest today, and you need to hear what she has to say.To learn more about Rebecca and her Heavenly experiences please visit www.wordwaypress.comLink to artist Akiane Kramarik's painting of Christ that appeared to her in dreams and referenced by many people as strikingly similar to Jesus as they saw him in near death experiences. Also referenced as the image shown to Rebecca in this episode.For more episodes, to recommend a guest, or to support this ministry, please visit www.astrongerfaith.com.

Today, we look at a video by Professor Michael Zigarelli of Christianity 9 to 5. In this video, he purports to present four proofs that Jesus is god, in just four minutes.Sources:Judaism 101: Mashiach: The Messiah: https://bit.ly/3ttLTs7Karen Armstrong, The Bible: A Biography.Golden Rule: https://bit.ly/3FpGZi4Early Christian Writings: New Testament, Apocrypha, Gnostics, Church Fathers: https://bit.ly/3FpxyiIHistory and Heresy: How Historical Forces Can Create Doctrinal Conflicts: https://bit.ly/3GqHsBXNear-Death Experiences in India: https://bit.ly/3A4wpw8What A Near-Death Experience Taught This Buddhist Master: https://bit.ly/3rjzmVqNear death experiences: Buddhist perspectives: https://bit.ly/3qytNUdHeaven is for Real Jesus as painted by child prodigy, Akiane Kramarik: https://bit.ly/3KbpbuUThe Boy Who Came Back from Heaven: https://bit.ly/3zUq1r0Neurochemical models of near-death experiences: https://bit.ly/3Ka9rrVDMT Models the Near-Death Experience: https://bit.ly/3rnngLgMinimal Facts on the Resurrection that Even Skeptics Accept: https://bit.ly/3a9B1UKOriginal Video: https://bit.ly/3K5QqH7All my various links can be found here:http://links.vicedrhino.com

Roy Strom, Bloomberg Law Reporter, discusses how litigation finance is fueling the lawsuit of artist Akiane Kramarik who gained fame as a 9-year-old on the Oprah Winfrey show, against Art & SoulWorks, her licensing arm for more than a decade. Carl Tobias, a professor at the University of Richmond Law School, discusses President Trump's new additions to his list of possible Supreme Court nominees. June Grasso hosts. 

Roy Strom, Bloomberg Law Reporter, discusses how litigation finance is fueling the lawsuit of artist Akiane Kramarik who gained fame as a 9-year-old on the Oprah Winfrey show, against Art & SoulWorks, her licensing arm for more than a decade. Carl Tobias, a professor at the University of Richmond Law School, discusses President Trump's new additions to his list of possible Supreme Court nominees. June Grasso hosts.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Akiane Kramarik a la edad de seis años, revelo como es el rostro de jesús a través de su pintura, unos años mas tarde, un niño llamado colton burpo, estuvo a punto de morir, durante un procedimiento quirúrgico, al recuperarse le decía a su papa que hablaba con un hombre, que nadie podía ver, un dia mientras veian la television salio akiane en un programa mostrando sus pinturas, al velo colton le dijo a su padre que ese era l rostro del hombre con el que platicaba. Pero no te cuento mas, entra a escuchar el podcast y esperamos tus comentarios. Rafael Cano Y fernando Pedroza.

Those who’ve survived near-death experiences often describe an otherworldly journey. Can near-death experiences shed light on the mind/body problem? Robert J. Marks discusses near-death experiences and the mind/body problem with Dr. Walter Bradley. Show Notes 0:00:45 | Introducing Dr. Walter Bradley, Emeritus Distinguished Professor at Baylor University 0:01:10 | Beliefs and objectivity 0:03:35 | A priori assumptions 0:05:01 | What… Source

Near-death experiences often include a look at a person’s impact on the lives of others and a meeting with an otherworldly figure. Do religious texts like the Bible talk about near-death experiences? Robert J. Marks discusses near-death experiences with Dr. Walter Bradley. Show Notes 00:26 | Introducing Dr. Walter Bradley, Emeritus Distinguished Professor at Baylor University 00:37 | John Burke’s Read More › Source

Near-death experiences often include a look at a person’s impact on the lives of others and a meeting with an otherworldly figure. Do religious texts like the Bible talk about near-death experiences? Robert J. Marks discusses near-death experiences with Dr. Walter Bradley. Show Notes 00:26 | Introducing Dr. Walter Bradley, Emeritus Distinguished Professor at Baylor University 00:37 | John Burke’s… Source

Awake 2 Oneness Radio with child prodigy Akiane Kramarik live on Friday June 10, 2016 at 7:00 PM EDT. Akiane's life began in an unusual way, with an underwater home birth in a shack on the edge of a cornfield. Although during her first years the family experienced severe hardships, Akiane grew up in a nurturing home-schooling environment. Her mother was a Lithuanian immigrant teacher and her father a chef from Chicago. In their rural Illinois home the family had no friends, no relatives, no television or radio, and their life was quite simple: long walks in nature, open conversations, and hands on explorations of knowledge. When Akiane was four years old, even though the family was indifferent to spirituality or religion, suddenly she started experiencing vivid impressions about invisible realms and a great desire to express them through art utilizing whatever medium was found on hand: candles, lipstick, fruits, vegetables, charcoal or pencils. Though once in while she would share many details about the self-aware universes she was seeing, most of her spiritual experiences, however, she kept secret, so as not to overwhelm her parents. "It is not time yet for you to know what I see. When that time comes, then you will know." To learn more about Akiane visit her website: https://www.akiane.com/

Akiane Kramarik prodigy artist behind the painting Prince of Peace looks into the future and describes her vision of how she sees the world and mankind evolving. Akiane Kramarik is a child prodigy turned worldwide inspiration and she is here to share her gift of goodness and message to the world.Find out what she believes is the most important lesson for humanity and discover how this amazing twenty year old woman is changing lives one painting and poem at a time. Akiane is a gift and there is no way to truly understand how special she is until hearing her speak about her love for others and how she sees the world. Stand by for greatness!

Akiane Kramarik prodigy artist behind the painting Prince of Peace looks into the future and describes her vision of how she sees the world and mankind evolving. Akiane Kramarik is a child prodigy turned worldwide inspiration and she is here to share her gift of goodness and message to the world.Find out what she believes is the most important lesson for humanity and discover how this amazing twenty year old woman is changing lives one painting and poem at a time. Akiane is a gift and there is no way to truly understand how special she is until hearing her speak about her love for others and how she sees the world. Stand by for greatness!

In this edition of BWN, I speak with genius artist, Akiane Kramarik. We talk about her incredible gifts as an artist, discuss her process for creating and learn how she gets inspired to create such miraculous art. 

Akiane is a self-taught painter. She states that God spoke to her when she was four years old, encouraging her to draw and paint her visions. Her parents were atheists at the time (they later converted to Christianity because of Kramariks paintings and visions).

Dr. Carol Francis interviews Child Prodigy Artist Akiane Kramarik a modern artist interviewed by more journalists than most because her history, artwork and message exceeds the extra-ordinary.  Akiane Kramarik, age 18 as of this July 17, 2012 interview with Dr. Carol Francis, shares the wisdom of her years.  Since age 4, she has learned from her visions, transcendent experiences, and creative art expressions.  She has benefited from the uniqueness of a family who received her talents and messages with wonder and opportunity. She endures the controversies of those imposing dogmas or jealous criticism with a gracious understanding that each has a path to pursue and to understand.  She also wishes that viewer of her large canvas creations could feel the messages embedded in each acrylic stroke of her brush or every morsel of her dusty chalks.   Her interviews with Oprah, Paster Schuller of the Crystal Cathedral, Diane Sawyer, CNN etc, ranging from age 9 to the present, portray the graciousness of her spirit and her eagerness to explain that sophistocation of understanding and artwork may actually lie in the perpetual wonder of sublime curiosity.   Within this interview Akiane and Dr. Carol Franci explore Akiane's transcendent experiences while painting.  Heaven and the after-life are explored.  Dogma vs. freedom to explore and wonder also are addressed.  Akiane explains her current perspectives on being a teen without cynicism.  Akiane grasps the extraordinaire which dwells in every cell of every living being, every person and wishes others could enjoy their amazing being as well.  Drcarolfrancis.com   

This is an uneditted version of an interview which happened spontaneously with Akiane Kramarik and Dr. Carol Francis.  The editted version is available in several forms--on BlogTalkRadio.com/dr-carol-francis  or at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/dr-carol-francis/2012/07/20/akiane-magical-paintings-child-prodigy-spiritual-wonders or on YouTube with beautiful paintings from Akiane at YouTube.com/drcarolfrancis,    Thanks for joining us.  This is an amazing interview and the editted version only omits those portions of the program not relevant to knowing more about Akiane.     Cheers  

Ryšys su vaikais, fizinis ir dvasinis artumas, jokios prievartos, bet ir pareigos išugdo talentingą asmenybę, tiki Foreli Blinstrubaitė-Kramarik. Foreli pasakojimas apie penketą savo vaikų – kaip su jais bendravo, auklėgo, atskleidė talentus, lavino sugebėjimus.Pokalbis su Akiane Kramarik – lietuvės ir amerikiečio dukra, menininke, pelniusia pasaulinį pripažinimą, nors jai – tik 16.

Ryšys su vaikais, fizinis ir dvasinis artumas, jokios prievartos, bet ir pareigos išugdo talentingą asmenybę, tiki Foreli Blinstrubaitė-Kramarik. Foreli pasakojimas apie penketą savo vaikų – kaip su jais bendravo, auklėgo, atskleidė talentus, lavino sugebėjimus.Pokalbis su Akiane Kramarik – lietuvės ir amerikiečio dukra, menininke, pelniusia pasaulinį pripažinimą, nors jai – tik 16.