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00:02 I'm John Carter in Moscow.
00:04 In Havana, Cuba. 00:07 Now in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine. 00:10 I'm John Carter in Petra. 00:13 Right here in Communist China. 00:16 Reporting from India. 00:18 Hi, I'm John Carter in the Solomon Islands. 00:21 I'm John Carter in Soweto. 00:24 From El Salvador. 00:26 I'm John Carter in Sydney, Australia. 00:30 Now with John Carter, Fighting the Good Fight. 00:36 My name is Alan De Leon. 00:38 And today with me we have a world famous evangelist. 00:41 Welcome to The Carter Report. 00:46 Greater Manila is more than 20 million souls. 00:50 Almost all these beautiful people are ignorant 00:52 of the true Gospel of Christ. 00:55 Manila needs Jesus. 00:57 Thirty five years ago, John Carter came to Manila. 01:00 Pastor Carter is returning to Manila 01:02 with an urgent assignment, 01:04 preach the Gospel of Christ 01:06 and the great truths of the Bible. 01:08 Don't water down the message. 01:10 Make it plain, make it clear, make it Christ centered. 01:14 The Carter Report needs your help now 01:17 to light a fire in the Philippines. 01:19 Your gift will help open the doors of bondage, 01:22 smash the chains of sin, 01:24 and open the gates of paradise to thousands of lost souls. 01:28 The churches have sent out an urgent plea 01:31 for The Carter Report to return. 01:33 Help us proclaim the true Gospel of Christ 01:35 to the beautiful Filipino people. 01:38 Please send your support to the address on the screen. 01:41 Visit our website or call The Carter Report. 01:48 Welcome back to The Carter report. 01:50 Today, with me I have a very special guest, 01:52 a world famous evangelist, Pastor John Carter. 01:55 Welcome, Pastor Carter. How are you? 01:57 I'm doing well, Alan. How are you doing? 01:58 I'm doing very well. Thank you. 02:00 I want to go ahead 02:01 and just dive right into this thing. 02:02 And I want to first find out from you 02:04 what has made you or motivated you 02:07 to become a minister? 02:09 Oh, let me think about this one. 02:12 Alan, it's a really good question. 02:15 When I was a young guy of 14, 15 02:19 going through a very trouble stage in my life, 02:23 I felt a great conviction 02:25 that one day I should become a pastor 02:29 and an evangelist and go and preach the gospel. 02:32 It came to me as I was living in a town by the name 02:36 of Brisbane in Queensland, Australia. 02:38 And the sense of that 02:42 I was called to be a preacher of the gospel, 02:45 even though at that time 02:46 I don't think I even understood the gospel, 02:49 but it was almost an overwhelming call. 02:52 And as I went through my life and grew a little bit older, 02:56 the call became clearer and plainer, and louder. 03:01 And how did you distinguish that call? 03:03 Was it something that was very consistent 03:05 or was it something that would come and go? 03:07 What was the difference 03:08 that made you attracted to that? 03:10 Let me tell you a little story 03:12 because these thoughts are coming back 03:13 into my mind now. 03:15 My mother told me after I had become a minister, 03:19 that when I was a little boy, she took me in her arms. 03:22 She was not a person who went to church. 03:25 My mother believed in God, but she was not a churchgoer. 03:28 And she told me the story that when I was a little boy, 03:31 maybe two years of age or less, 03:36 she took me in her arms 03:37 and dedicated me to the work of the ministry. 03:40 This was amazing. 03:42 But she never went to church 03:43 and she never talked about these things. 03:45 And, so it wasn't as though 03:49 she was putting these thoughts into my mind, 03:51 she didn't even told me this 03:52 until after I had become a pastor. 03:55 But as time went by, 03:56 when I was 16 or 17, even younger, 04:02 I felt an irresistible conviction 04:05 in my heart that God wanted me 04:07 to be a preacher of the Gospel of Christ. 04:10 So looking back on that moment 04:11 from the story that your mom told you, 04:14 do you really feel as though that moment 04:16 in particular set you on a course 04:18 to eventually become the evangelist 04:21 that you are today? 04:23 Alan, I believe that God calls people 04:27 for certain tasks 04:29 or responsibilities or callings. 04:32 This is taught very plainly in the Book of Romans, 04:35 where it talks about how God calls certain people. 04:39 I say this humbly, 04:41 but I believe that God called me 04:43 to do a certain work. 04:45 The Bible says one of the prophets said 04:47 before he was even in the womb, 04:49 he felt a sense of God had called him. 04:53 I've had this sense 04:54 for well over 60 years, for 65 years. 05:01 And the passion to do this work has never died out. 05:05 And so drawing in from that passion, 05:07 I know that you must have immeasurable experiences 05:10 in the ministry. 05:12 What stands out to you as the most memorable 05:15 from your time spent as a minister? 05:19 Alan, that's a tough one 05:21 because I've had some amazing experiences. 05:25 For instance, when we were in the Solomon Islands, 05:27 had a vast crowd of people there. 05:30 And the night when I spoke on Spiritism, 05:33 as I walked out on the platform, 05:37 this vast crowd of people, tens of thousands, 05:40 I felt a hand on my shoulder. 05:43 Like the physical hand on your shoulder? 05:44 Yes, yes. Okay. 05:47 What was that experience like, exactly, 05:48 that kind of catch you off guard a little bit? 05:50 Well, I thought it was my old friend, 05:52 Pastor Harrell Hacker. 05:54 And so I turned around to say what's going on Harrell, 05:58 but there was no Harrell there. 06:00 So I felt an extra hand on my shoulder. 06:05 That night was going to be, 06:06 you could almost say a dangerous meeting 06:09 because we were dealing with Spiritism and Satanism, 06:13 I believe it was the hand of an angel. 06:16 Now this may seem farfetched, 06:18 but I'm just telling you my conviction. 06:21 I've had other experiences 06:23 such as when we were in Russia and Ukraine. 06:26 I can remember on occasions 06:27 we would have a vast crowd of people, 06:30 atheists, communists, unbelievers, 06:33 and I would be feeling fatigued 06:35 because I'd been working all day 06:36 and I was tired. 06:38 But as I would walk out on the stage, 06:41 I would actually feel a mantle of powerful upon me, 06:45 and this was not just emotion, 06:46 but I would feel that I was closed with power. 06:51 Now was this something that remains consistent 06:53 throughout all of the evangelistic campaigns 06:56 that you participated? 06:57 No, no, no, no. No, no. 06:58 This happened on only some occasions. 07:00 Okay, what do you...? 07:01 When the meeting was over, I was... 07:05 I was weary, I was... 07:07 I've been perspiring, 07:09 the conditions were hot in big auditoriums 07:12 with no air conditioning. 07:15 But I would be back to normal. 07:20 But during the time of my preaching, 07:22 I felt the power of God rest upon me. 07:26 In places like Russia and Papua New Guinea 07:30 and other places as well, 07:32 I have felt the tremendous power of God come upon me. 07:36 I could preach with power. 07:38 You could see a crowd of 150,000 people or more, 07:43 nobody moving, nobody sneezing. 07:46 Now I know that you've traveled 07:47 to some pretty remote places in the world. 07:50 One thing that's pretty interesting 07:51 that I wanted to ask you about 07:52 was how specifically do you get these great groups of people 07:56 to show up to these meetings? 07:58 We do a lot of advertising. 08:00 Okay. 08:01 We've got to raise the money. 08:03 I'm a pastor, I'm not a... 08:05 I'm not a wealthy person. 08:06 I'm the same as any other pastor. 08:07 But surely you have to have some kind of support 08:10 from some other system. 08:11 So I don't get any support from the church organization. 08:15 So you're telling me that this is 100% 08:17 just funded through you in the ministry? 08:19 No, no, it's funded through God. 08:22 I trust in God. 08:24 Now we have a huge campaign coming on in Manila. 08:27 I've got to find half a million dollars. 08:30 How do you plan to do that? 08:32 I put it in God's hands. 08:35 And people start sending me money. 08:38 We've run campaigns 08:40 such as the huge campaign in India, 08:43 which cost us a million dollars. 08:45 That's a staggering figure. 08:46 Now, if you got to raise a million dollars 08:48 unless you've got to raise it, it doesn't seem a lot of money. 08:51 You can say a million dollars very quickly. 08:54 You probably spend it just as quickly too. 08:57 No, I'm a slow spender but the money comes. 09:01 God moves upon that had some people 09:05 and people will send me money. 09:07 And people that I've never heard of before 09:10 and people I do know, they will send me money. 09:13 And so I believe it is the work of God. 09:16 But I have a conviction, Alan, 09:18 that the most important work in all the world 09:21 is the preaching of Jesus Christ. 09:24 And how do you plan to get that message across 09:27 like say specifically for the people in Manila? 09:30 We will advertise on television, 09:32 we will print hundreds of thousands 09:35 of handbills or color brochures, 09:38 will advertise on radio. 09:41 We will put inserts in the newspapers, 09:44 unless you tell people they're not going to know. 09:47 And how far in advance 09:48 does this process begin to take place? 09:50 Well, I got a little team going up there 09:52 in a few days time. 09:53 My son David who does a terrific job 09:56 going with couple of my friends in Australia, 09:58 Dr. John Hammond, Pastor David Gibbons, 10:05 he's going, and they're going to get little ahead 10:07 to make sure that things are going in Manila 10:11 in the right directions. 10:13 This is a very methodical process. 10:15 Yeah, but it's a massive job. 10:19 When we tell people what's got to be done, 10:21 they find it hard to believe. 10:22 We prepare the television advertising, 10:25 we prepare the radio advertising, 10:27 we prepare the handbills. 10:30 And we've got a little team here 10:31 at the Carter Report. 10:33 And they work on this stuff, 10:34 but we've got lots of other stuff to do too. 10:36 We do television programs, 10:38 but we have a... 10:41 We have a conviction 10:43 that God wants us to do this work. 10:45 We believe that Jesus is coming soon. 10:48 And we believe 10:50 that the most important work in all the world 10:52 is the preaching of Christ and the gospel. 10:55 And what is your understanding of the gospel exactly? 10:59 The gospel is God's good news. 11:03 Word gospel means good news, 11:07 it's not advice. 11:09 The gospel is not primarily about me. 11:13 The gospel is about God. 11:16 It's the good news about God. 11:18 And is this the message that you take, 11:20 and you take out to all of these campaigns? 11:22 And also I put this 11:23 in the context of Bible prophecy, 11:25 but the gospel is that Christ died for the ungodly. 11:32 Before you can understand, Alan, the good news, 11:35 you've got to understand the bad news. 11:37 And what's that exactly? 11:38 And the bad news is that people without Christ are lost. 11:43 Bible says this over and over and over again, 11:45 a lot of people don't like to hear this. 11:47 But the Bible teaches 11:49 that men and women without Christ are lost. 11:52 But how do you see that play? 11:54 The Bible says, 11:55 dead in their trespasses and sins. 11:56 And how do you see that specifically play out 11:58 throughout the course say of human history? 12:00 How is that ring true? 12:02 When Jesus came, 12:05 He found the people of God had wandered away 12:08 from God and from the Bible. 12:12 And largely, they were a lost group of people 12:15 ever lost in their Pharisaism, and their legalism, 12:19 and their rebellion against God. 12:22 And the Bible says 12:24 that Jesus came preaching the Gospel of God. 12:27 So God has always had His preacher. 12:30 God has always had His evangelists. 12:32 Jesus, first and foremost, was a preacher of the gospel. 12:35 He was an evangelist. 12:38 Jesus didn't sit behind the desk. 12:42 I mean, it seems in Congress, 12:46 they think of Jesus sitting behind the desk. 12:48 Jesus was out there on the streets 12:51 and in the fields, 12:53 and he was talking to people one by one 12:57 like the woman at the well, 12:58 and Nicodemus, the spiritual leader of Israel, 13:01 but He also spoke to vast crowds of people. 13:05 And I believe that the ministry of Jesus 13:07 and seeking to save 13:09 that which was lost is a pattern for us today. 13:12 Then came the Apostle Paul. 13:15 Now you've just done a... 13:17 just finishing an MA in theology at Fuller. 13:19 Yes, that's correct. 13:21 And that's tremendously important. 13:23 But you know that Paul was not an armchair theologian. 13:27 Certainly not now. 13:28 And Paul was out there, preaching the gospel. 13:30 He was a great theologian. 13:33 And so I'm assuming 13:34 that you're trying to mimic this example 13:36 with your evangelistic campaigns? 13:39 I would like to think that my example is Jesus. 13:43 Jesus is my Savior, first and foremost. 13:46 I'm not saved because I can perfectly imitate Jesus. 13:50 That would be absurd. 13:52 But yes, Jesus is my example. 13:55 He's my Lord. 13:57 So out of all these... 13:58 And Paul and Paul. 14:00 He's also a good example. 14:01 And Martin Luther and John Wesley. 14:06 So I know that you mentioned both of these people. 14:08 Um, how do you feel like their role in history 14:11 has helped shape the movement of the gospel? 14:14 Oh, goodness, 14:15 if Jesus had not come preaching, 14:17 we'd all be lost, every one of us. 14:22 And then there was the Apostle Paul, 14:24 who changed the world. 14:26 We would not be sitting here today 14:28 where if not for the Apostle Paul. 14:32 He gave us the gospel of righteousness through faith. 14:35 And from these historical figures 14:37 that you're drawing from, 14:39 what would you say in a more modern sense, 14:41 or figures that you can look back on 14:43 that championed the gospels as well? 14:45 Well, certainly John Wesley. 14:48 A Church of England minister, he preached 42,000 sermons, 14:52 traveled 360,000 miles on the back of a horse. 14:56 I think you're getting pretty close. 15:00 Not on the back of a horse. 15:01 I've done a lot more than 360,000 miles 15:03 sitting in a jet plan. 15:07 England was absolutely going into a state 15:13 of total spiritual apostasy, 15:16 drunkenness and every other terrible sin. 15:19 And John Wesley came preaching the Gospel of Christ. 15:23 He won more than half a million souls to Christ. 15:28 Tremendous preacher 15:30 and there have been great evangelists more, 15:32 in more recent times 15:34 that have moved the world for Christ. 15:38 Evangelism will never, never, never die out 15:42 while there are lost men and women 15:46 and people anointed by the Holy Spirit of God. 15:49 So if you say that it's not going to die out, 15:52 what do you believe that the church is doing 15:55 to help promote that work? 15:57 Well, for a start, they're letting me do it. 16:01 So when we go to Manila, the church is going 16:04 to be supporting me and my team, 16:07 but they won't be paying for it. 16:09 And it's very interesting 16:11 that one of the leaders up there said to me, 16:14 "We've got ourselves into all sorts of trouble 16:17 because we stopped doing public evangelism." 16:19 So you believe that there's a correlation 16:22 between evangelism and the success 16:24 of the gospel message? 16:26 Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. 16:28 My methodology and everything I do 16:31 is based on the scriptures. 16:34 Now in 1 Corinthians Chapter 12, Alan, 16:40 Paul gives the gifts in the church. 16:43 Most folks have never read it, 1 Corinthians Chapter 12. 16:46 I think it's verse 28-30. 16:48 He says, first apostles, 16:51 and the word apostle refers to a person 16:54 who is sent forth to preach the Gospel of Christ. 16:57 He said, "First apostles." 16:59 Then he says, "Secondly prophets," 17:02 and a prophet is a person 17:04 who expounds the Gospel of Christ 17:06 and who preaches the great truths of the Bible. 17:09 This is 1 Corinthians Chapter 12. 17:11 Most people, who call themselves Christians, 17:16 don't seem to know anything about these words 17:18 that were taught in the Bible. 17:21 What do you think that is exactly? 17:22 Oh, I think they've got, 17:24 you know, in many, many years ago, 17:26 they used to put blinkers over the eyes of horses. 17:30 Have you heard about this? Yes. 17:31 They put these things here. 17:33 So the horse can't look to the left or to the right. 17:35 So the horse, you know, he's got blinkers. 17:37 So you think Christians are having spiritual blinkers? 17:39 I think a lot of Christians have got blinkers. 17:41 Why is that? 17:44 Oh, Alan, these are very difficult questions. 17:47 I think because of the insanity of the times, 17:50 because of the brainwashing, because of television. 17:54 I think television is destroying the minds of people. 17:58 I think our digital age 18:00 where people spend most of their time 18:02 on their cell phones or their iPads 18:05 and sitting most of the day in front of video screens 18:10 and playing games. 18:12 I think it is destroying the minds of the people. 18:15 I'm not the only person that says this. 18:17 The New York Times, The Liberal, 18:19 New York Times says, 18:20 we need to have a digital Sabbath. 18:23 So I am somebody who is grown up 18:25 with that experience of technology 18:28 of using it to my advantage. 18:31 Do you feel like that is a specifically modern problem? 18:34 Or how does that relate to people like me, 18:36 people my age or under to say? 18:38 I think we are living in the last days. 18:41 And I believe the things the Bible says 18:45 are going to get worse and worse, 18:47 and culminate in the great time of trouble. 18:50 They've always been problems to the preaching 18:52 of the gospel back in the days of John Wesley. 18:55 It was drunkenness. 19:00 Make you drunk. 19:01 They used to say drunk for a penny, 19:04 dead drunk for two pennies. 19:07 And dead drunk and we'll give you a scroll 19:11 for three pennies. 19:13 These were the people in the days of John Wesley. 19:16 So this was like a terrible drug addiction, 19:19 which is like the drug addiction 19:22 that is in America today. 19:23 It destroys the minds of people. 19:27 But I think that your generation 19:29 has got challenges 19:31 that no generation has ever had before. 19:33 What are those challenges exactly? 19:35 What do you believe them to be? 19:37 Can I be honest? Sure. 19:39 I think brainwashing. 19:40 Brainwashing in what regard? 19:43 That people today are being brainwashed 19:50 by the media, by the social media, 19:54 whereby they no longer have time 19:57 to serious study of the scriptures. 20:02 Now, you know, 20:03 I run a program here at The Carter Report, 20:06 we've got more computers than most people have. 20:10 So we do this because we do television. 20:17 But I'm not the only person who thinks this. 20:19 When I refer to The Liberal, New York Times I said, 20:23 people are going crazy. 20:26 They're losing their ability to think, 20:29 therefore, we elect politicians on sound bites 20:33 that can't be more than 30 seconds. 20:35 Why? 20:37 Because lots of folks today 20:39 can't concentrate for more than 30 seconds. 20:43 I had to go to the dentist two days ago. 20:45 How was that? 20:47 You know, I love I love. 20:49 I don't want you to relive the experience, 20:51 it's okay. 20:52 I would say I was having my tooth drilled back here 20:55 because of something that happened to the fillings 20:58 and I'm lying back, you know, and I'm saying, 21:01 "Give me more stuff to put in there 21:03 so I'm not gonna feel anything." 21:04 So I've got the dentist there and the assistant, 21:07 but in front of me up there, 21:09 they've got a television screen. 21:13 That's kind of a distraction for you in essence. 21:15 No, no, no, I don't know what was worse, 21:18 having my tooth drilled 21:19 or being forced to watch this inane, 21:22 ridiculous, stupid television. 21:25 Now, this is here in Los Angeles. 21:27 I think, I thought to myself, 21:30 it was a sitcom some young girls, 21:33 some guys in the hour 21:37 that I was suffering in the dentist's chair. 21:42 It was inane, was stupid, brainless. 21:49 It's very, very hard to preach the truths 21:51 of the Bible to people like this. 21:54 And I believe all of this has been brought about 21:56 by the great adversary, 21:58 the devil himself to brainwash people. 22:02 So I believe that we are living 22:04 in a time in the history of the world 22:06 when people are actually suffering mental deterioration, 22:12 I believe the devil is doing it. 22:14 Let me tell you something. 22:16 This is a terrible thing I'm going to tell you, Alan. 22:20 I hope all my friends are not gonna dislike me 22:23 because of what I'm going to say. 22:24 Let's hear it. 22:26 I preached in Australia. 22:28 I preached in the Sydney Opera House. 22:30 I preached in big places and in little places, 22:34 big audiences and little audiences. 22:37 I preached in America, in the Shrine Auditorium. 22:40 Huge auditorium, downtown Los Angeles. 22:43 And then I was called to go and preach to people 22:47 who were in the Soviet Union 22:52 for crying out loud. 22:54 How's that? How's that experience? 22:56 It was refreshing. 22:58 Refreshing in what way exactly? 23:00 Because they had a greater capacity 23:02 to understand truth, 23:03 their minds had not deteriorated 23:06 as much as people in the western world. 23:10 These people had been under the curse of communism 23:13 and I was always a tremendous enemy of communism. 23:18 But the television they had, 23:21 they played classical music, 23:23 they had orchestras. 23:25 And when I went to Russia and Ukraine in those, 23:28 it's not like it today, 23:29 because now they've got our television. 23:32 And since they've got our television, 23:35 their brains have deteriorated like people here. 23:39 I could preach to a vast crowd of Russians. 23:43 It's not like it now. 23:45 It's like America. 23:47 And they could listen 23:48 for an hour and a half and take notes. 23:50 Nobody coughing, nobody moving. 23:53 When I had an altar call, 23:54 10,000 people stampeding down the front, 23:58 doctors of philosophy, famous scientists, 24:02 leaders of the old Soviet Union coming to my meetings, 24:07 large numbers of the KGB! 24:11 Their brains had been hurt less than our brains 24:15 have been hurt by Hollywood. 24:18 Now, I know that a lot of scholars 24:21 like to promote and push, 24:23 and I know that this is going to connect 24:24 into what you're talking about here. 24:26 But there's the idea 24:27 and the concept of Neo-Darwinism 24:29 and how that is being influenced 24:31 in universities and upper level education. 24:36 Do you think in some small way, 24:38 that this is also how 24:40 or this also has a part to play? 24:41 Not in a small way. 24:43 In a major, major, major way. 24:45 I have studied this for years 24:49 and I think I understand it, 24:50 Darwinism teaches that Neo-Darwinism teaches 24:54 that everything came from nothing. 24:57 That mind came from non mind. 25:00 That fine tuning came from randomness. 25:05 That we all come back to a common ancestor 25:08 in some primordial sea, and there's no purpose. 25:12 Dawkins, the greatest atheist in the world says, 25:15 "No creator, no sense to anything." 25:20 This has permeated society, 25:23 especially the universities. 25:26 Every university, 25:27 particularly the science departments, 25:29 the departments of philosophy, 25:31 every American state university, 25:34 every Australian university, every British university, 25:38 they've all been brainwashed 25:41 by the doctrine of Neo-Darwinism 25:46 and the teachings of Nietzsche. 25:49 So it's made it very difficult 25:51 and because it's become so difficult, 25:54 the church has retreated in many parts of the world, 25:57 like a turtle back into its shell. 26:00 So you're saying the church isn't doing really anything 26:02 to combat this? 26:04 Well, the church is in some places, 26:06 yes, the church is in some places. 26:10 But much of the church today 26:14 has gone to sleep. 26:16 And that is why 26:18 the fastest growing religious movement today 26:22 in this great United States of America 26:25 is atheism, 26:29 especially among young guys like you. 26:33 You're a committed Christian. 26:35 But the fastest movement is atheism. 26:38 Therefore, we must devise intelligent means 26:43 to take the gospel to the world. 26:46 And that's what The Carter Report 26:47 is dedicated to. 26:49 I'll make sure I stop you right there 26:51 because I want you to elaborate that on the next part. 26:53 So we're going to go ahead and take a break. 26:55 But thank you so much 26:57 and you'll join me soon for the next part 26:59 with Pastor John Carter. 27:12 Time, it takes only a minute to have eternal life. 27:16 How can you get saved in a minute? 27:18 It's simple. 27:19 First, believe that Jesus was the Son of God. 27:22 Second, accept His free gift of eternal life. 27:25 And then you're saved. 27:27 It's not hard. 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