Money Talks

Jesus Christ spoke about money frequently.

In fact Jesus referred to money more than any other one subject. Jesus said a lot about money. Why?
Well, money says a lot about us, and plays an prominent part in our lives. Money talks.

Australia Newspaper

It may surprise citizen to seek that we have more from the lips of Jesus concerning money, than prayer!

Money Talks

The Fountainhead Best

Rate This Product :

The Fountainhead Feature

• Based on the novel by philosopher Ayn Rand, this is the story of architect Howard Roark. An idealist, Roark believes he can balance his values with the needs of society. His mentor disagrees - encouraging him to compromise his integrity rather than suffer for his artistic goals.Running Time: 112 min. Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: DRAMA Rating: NR Age: 012569571624 UPC: 01

The Fountainhead Overview

FOUNTAINHEAD - DVD Movie

Customer Reviews

*** Product Information and Prices Stored: Feb 21, 2012 02:36:41

Jesus would challenge citizen concerning how they used their money.

One day we will all have no money. Once our life on earth is over, we will not possess a particular penny. The view of that might alarm some folks. After we die we will be penniless. That is what Jesus Christ teaches.

On that day how many friends will we have? On that day will we possess true riches?

These are relevant questions - maybe more relevant than some might wish to admit.

A rich man hired a manager, or factor, to look after his affairs. It was brought to the rich man's concentration that the boss was squandering the money. He was on the make -fiddling the books.

Corruption is not new, although it appears to be escalating and is unquestionably hitting the headlines.

Jesus was aware that citizen were diddling others, and He brought it into the open. That might alarm some folks too. One day all things is going to be brought out into the open - whether we want it to, or not - whether we think it is a good thing, or not. Nothing will remain hidden.

Making friends is more prominent than production money. citizen are far more prominent than things.

The time to come matters more than the present, and God gives us time to reconsider our priorities.

Priorities and family and friends and money are all important. But do we always get the order right?

Sandy Shaw

Money TalksAustralian News Bloopers Tube. Duration : 9.62 Mins.

Australia gets its fair share of news bloopers too. Thanks to a program on Australia's ABC called Media Watch, they are exposed even more. Here is a package of most news bloopers featured on the program from March 2007 to May 2009. - Ten News, Melbourne: an annoying passer by - National Nine News, Melbourne: high functioning autopsy? - National Nine News, Sydney: sheer co-incidence? - Seven News at 4:30: Rooney? McCann? Peter? Who are these guys? - WIN News, Mackay: far out! - SBS World News, Australia: the running visuals are a no-show - SBS World News, Australia: cutting to the news too early, and then... - ABC News, Melbourne: studio automation problems - ABC News, Melbourne: studio automation problems...again - ABC News, Sydney: studio automation problems...yet again! - Nine News, Brisbane: he had to confess - Seven News, Melbourne: weatherman gets drowned out from above at Avalon - Seven News, Sydney: Grand Pee - Ten News, Melbourne: a waste of time? - Sky News, Australia: is Lionel Ritchie black? - ABC News, Hobart: traffic lights out? - Mornings with Kerry-Anne (Channel Nine): on her last leg - Lateline (ABC1): that guy thats lighting the cauldron, you know, whats his name?

Keywords: Australia, News, Bloopers, Sydney, Melbourne, Mackay, Media, Watch, Jonathan, Holmes, Monica, Attard, National, Nine, Seven, Ten, SBS, World, ABC, ABC1