don t just watch. participate. worship with us now. come on. his goal is to walk out of the dark. and to resurrect his heart. come on, rise up, take a breath here and rise up. can you hear up the voice of jesus calling us. the power that controls you, can t you hear the voice of jesus calling us. out from the grave of nazareth. that is a awesome. s that s cain performing rise up as our seven week faith and friends concert series wraps up this easter sunday. and a that s what we ve been celebrating all morning on this easter sunday. it s wonderful. cain s going to hang out with us, no relation, by the way. [laughter] we ve been making that joke off camera all morning long. they re from alabama, so roughly the same region, somewhat. they re going to hang out all morning long, performing later in the show. easy there, texas. those are my neighbors over there. it s closer than new jersey. are they making sure that people don t draw the correlation of rela
john cooper clarke was once dubbed the punk poet . all his life, he has used words, rhythm and rhyme to find humour and truth in the chaos of everyday life. thanks to the internet, one of his poems has become a worldwide viral sensation. so, where does his word magic come from? john cooper clarke, welcome to hardtalk. hello, stephen. it s great to have you here, john. ijust read your memoir and one of the first sentences in it is this one all my life, all i ever wanted to be was a professional poet. now, i ve heard of kids who want to be train drivers, professional footballers, but very rare to find a kid who always knew he wanted to be a poet. how come? when i say always, i guess from the age of 12 i became enamoured of poetry, thanks to an inspirational teacher mr malone john malone. who, although he was a rugged, outdoor sporty type of guy, he was a complex character and had a weakness for the poetry of the 19th century the stuff you might find in the palgrave s
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all his life, he has used words, rhythm and rhyme to find humour and truth in the chaos of everyday life. thanks to the internet, one of his poems has become a worldwide viral sensation. so, where does his word magic come from? john cooper clarke, welcome to hardtalk. hello, stephen. it s great to have you here, john. ijust read your memoir and one of the first sentences in it is this one all my life, all i ever wanted to be was a professional poet. now, i ve heard of kids who want to be train drivers, professional footballers, but very rare to find a kid who always knew he wanted to be a poet. how come? when i say always, i guess from the age of 12 i became enamoured of poetry, thanks to an inspirational teacher, mr malone john malone. who, although he was a rugged, outdoor sporty type of guy, he was a complex character and had a weakness for the poetry of the 19th century the stuff you might find in the palgrave s golden treasury, which then was the go to anthology