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Dr. David Jeremiah of Turning Point signing books after his keynote address at the 2006 Branson Worldview Weekend Family Reunion.
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Brannon Howse delivers his keynote presentation One Nation Under Man? The Worldview War Between Christians and the Secular Left.
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It was a sold out crowd for the 2006 Branson Worldview Weekend Family Reunion with 2,800 in attendace. The conference sold out three weeks in advance. An additional 100 people had to be placed in seats on both sides of the stage and another 125 in an overflow room with a big screen.
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Sandy, Thom and Matt Gumm with David Limbaugh. The Gumm Family are regulars at the Branson Worldview Weekend as gifted singers and comedians.
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Brannon Howse singing. On Saturday night Brannon sang a series of songs that focused on the cross of Christ and the atoning blood of the sinless Savior. Before singing these several songs, Brannon discussed how many churches, authors and speakers deliberately avoid discussing the cross, atonement and repentance and how this is producing false converts.
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Brannon shares a laugh with an attendee as he signs a copy of his book for her early on Saturday morning. Attendees arrived as early as 7:00 a.m. on the Saturday morning to shop at the resource tables and have a danish and cup of coffee for breakfeast in the convention resturant before the 8:30 a.m. morning session began.
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Brannon Howse visits with conference attendees as he signs his book, Christian Worldview For the Student. Over 900 copies of this book were sold throughout the weekend as adults were purchasing them for their teenage children, grandchildren or family friends. Brannon has a passion for equipping the next generation with the ability to defend a Christian worldview and the essential Christian doctrines.
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Landon Howse, son of Brannon Howse stands in in the middle of some of the other young people that attended the Branson Worldview Weekend Family Reunion. Landon knew some of these boys from other conferences they had attended.
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Dr. David Jeremiah of Turning Point speaking before the 2,800 on Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23. Dr. Jeremiah addressed calloused heart, the casual heart, the crowded heart and the converted heart. Dr. Jeremiah challenged those in attendance to not be discouraged, defensive or deceived as we seek to live the Christian life in the 21st Century.
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David Barton spoke on the history and impact of the Bible on America's founding and future.
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Comedian Matt Gumm does the impossible with the help of his father Thom who is behind the black curtain
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David Jeremiah was passionate as his delieverd his sermon to those attending the Worldview Weekend conference.
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Brannon and conference attendees.
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Concert pianist Dino Kartsonakis was a huge hit. Dino played some big numbers that brought the crowd to their feet.
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Brannon Howse delivering his keynote presentation
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The Gumm Family are also very gifted singers.
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American Family Radio Network personality JJ Jasper warms up the crowd with his humorous, home-spun stories about everyday life.
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Explorer and adventurer, Dr. Bob Cornuke speaks about archeological evidence that confirms the Bible.
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Comedians Thom and Matt Gumm in action.
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Dr. Bob Cornuke, makes the point that the Bible can stand up to the critics and skeptics.
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Sunday morning worship was held at Mansion America.
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Dr. Ravi Zacharias.
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Many of those that attended the Branson Worldview Weekend told us that Dr. Ravi Zacharias could have talked for two hours and no one would have cared.
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Dr. David Jeremiah laughs after telling one of the funny stories he is known for sharing at the beginning of his talks.
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Author and syndicated columnist David Limaugh spoke on defending truth in a postmodern world.
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Dino Kartsonakis and Brannon Howse joined forces for the song "Down From His Glory".
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Dino and Brannon did an impromptu hymn and chorus sing with the audience that proved to be some of the most precious minutes of the entire weekend. Brannon, Dino and many in attendance commented on the spirit of worship and reverence that fell on the auditorium.
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