My editorial for this month and next month is going to be focused on the upcoming event on March 23rd Saturday which is called,  “Hope Sacramento”. Part of a California 10 City Crusade for Christ!

Imagine 10,000 people on the steps of the state capital from noon to 8:00 p.m. enjoying a concert, prayer teams, testimonies, food trucks, and non-profit outreach while all being broadcast live for 8 hours on Sacramento Life TV. If you are a Christ-based Ministry or church or a nonprofit serving the Sacramento Community you want to be involved with this event.

Last year it drew over 5,000 people as a combination day of worship, community outreach, nonprofit forum and a community concert this year we expect to double that.
Have a great choir or praise team and want to perform live, or bring your tent and your people and hand out information about your ministry or nonprofit.  I will be interviewing you all live on television to tell our community all about you.

To get involved contact Hope Sacramento now email at: OfficialHopeSacramento@gmail.com

 If you would like to see how last year's event watch the video above and see what you missed and what you can be a part of this year.

“Sacramento Faith TV”, is now officially “Sacramento Life TV”, or “Sac Life” for short. We will still be bringing you the faith-based programs that inspire you but are expanding our format to bring you stories and programs that reflect the best of Sacramento. 

Specials focusing on our non-profits and their missions, community events, Health and Fitness, music and children's programming. It will take us a while to fill our programming and we need you to help us do it! If you have an idea for a program, a community event that you want filmed and aired, concert, subject matter for local documentary, contact us at: info@SacLife.tv

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Sacramento Faith TV is about to welcome an exciting addition to its lineup with the premiere of "Faith & Law with Brad Dacus." This fast-paced, 30-minute program, airing on Fridays at 6 pm and Tuesdays at 5 pm, promises a unique blend of legal expertise and biblical wisdom. Hosted by Brad Dacus, the President and Founder of the Pacific Law Institute, "Faith & Law" aims to dissect critical events and issues that significantly impact the American people.

At the helm of this groundbreaking show is Brad Dacus, a legal expert with a passion for exploring the intersection of faith and law. As the President and Founder of the Pacific Law Institute, Dacus brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. His dynamic and engaging presentation style ensures that viewers are not only informed but also captivated by the content.

"Faith & Law" distinguishes itself with its fast-paced format, offering a concise yet comprehensive analysis of crucial events and issues. In just 30 minutes, viewers can expect to gain valuable insights into how legal and biblical perspectives intersect on matters that affect the fabric of American society.

The program promises a thought-provoking examination of critical events and issues, providing viewers with a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding them. By weaving together legal expertise and biblical principles, "Faith & Law" offers a unique lens through which to view contemporary challenges.

One of the unique aspects of "Faith & Law" is its commitment to exploring the intersection of faith and law. In a world where these two realms often seem to be in conflict, Brad Dacus seeks to illuminate the ways in which they can coexist harmoniously. By examining the legal implications of various issues through the lens of faith, the show aims to foster a more nuanced and informed perspective among its viewers.

The issues discussed on "Faith & Law" are not merely abstract; they directly impact the lives of the American people. From constitutional matters to social justice concerns, the show delves into topics that resonate with viewers on a personal and societal level. By connecting legal analysis with biblical insights, "Faith & Law" aims to empower viewers to navigate these issues with a more informed and discerning mindset.

As "Faith & Law with Brad Dacus" makes its debut on Sacramento Faith TV, viewers can anticipate a refreshing and enlightening exploration of the intersection of faith and law. With its unique format, engaging host, and thought-provoking content, the show promises to be a must-watch for those seeking a deeper understanding of the critical events and issues shaping the American landscape. Tune in on Fridays at 6 pm and Tuesdays at 5 pm for 30 minutes of insight that transcends the boundaries of law and faith.

The Christian Bible covers many interesting subjects—the Creation, Ten Commandments, healthy living, the life and teachings of Christ, and the end-times, to name but a few. But out of all of these, I find Bible prophecy to be the most fascinating.
Whether it is Nebuchadnezzar’s dream in the book of Daniel, the Second Coming in Thessalonians, or the rise of the harlot in the book of Revelation, the Bible predicts many events—some awesome, some scary, nearly all mysterious—that have yet to be fulfilled.

Many of these prophecies are given in stunning metaphor and imagery. Some say these passages cannot be interpreted accurately, but I believe that God wouldn’t give us a guide without the ability to fully understand it. In fact, the Bible says that in the last days, knowledge would increase, and I believe that’s true spiritually. Just as our technology has expanded, so has our ability to connect the dots in the Bible.
It’s true that the Bible is full of locks—the trick is finding the right key to unlock them. The book of Daniel is a good example; the information in that ancient book provides the keys to unlock the mysteries of Revelation.

I bring this up because this month, the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Granite Bay is hosting the series The Pinnacle of Prophecy with Pastor Doug Bachelor, the speaker for Amazing Facts International. He’s known around the world for his unique ability to walk people through the history and prophecies of the Bible in a way that makes sense and is meaningful for life today. I have been to a few of his prophecy presentations, and they are amazing. You’ll also enjoy that he simply provides the information and lets you decide what to do with it. So, I recommend anybody from any denomination or faith to attend this seminar series and discover for yourself what the Bible reveals about the last days.
Where: Granite Bay Hilltop Church
When: Oct 27 – Nov 11
Time: 7:00–8:30 pm

As the general manager of Sacramento Faith TV it's my obligation and my pleasure to visit some of the events that you see posted in our newsletter.  Continue to send us events and I may also visit you for an editorial.
The August newsletter featured the grand opening of the Yuba City Mormon temple, I personally,  like most of you reading are not Mormon but that doesn't mean we shouldn't learn more about our brethren and their beliefs.
I had never visited a Mormon Temple before but have been curious, normally they are closed off to the public and members have to get special permission to enter, only during grand openings are temples open to the public for a short period before they're closed forever.

My expectations as I entered this grand monument to God was to see a huge cathedral-like space for the congregation to meet, well I was way off, that's what the church is for. The temple itself is a grand maze of rooms set up for different event purposes, prayers, teachings, baptisms, and weddings.
King Solomon himself would be awed by the grandeur of this dedication to God. Everything within handmade to perfection, marble floors from Italy, mahogany doors 4 in thick with stained glass, gold trim on just about everything, crystal chandeliers, artwork reflecting the life of Jesus, no wallpaper but hand painted patterns on the walls from the floor to the 15 foot ceilings, and crystal chandeliers.
The whole Temple is built for silence, for reflection and prayer as we sat quietly to take in the peacefulness of the place it is that quiet that you could "NOT" even hear a pin drop.
As extravagant as it is I did not get a feeling of gaudiness but a feeling of reverence and it reflects the Mormons love for God. During the tour our guide gave us an inside look at their Doctrine, which was equally impressive, the Mormons faith is built on the rock of family and that family being eternal, married on earth and eternally in heaven. Something that surprised me is that in the Bible Jesus states that you must be baptized to make it to heaven, so the Mormons can get baptized as a surrogate for past relatives that did not have the opportunity to be baptized in life, offering the relative the opportunity to enter the Gates of Heaven. Whether you believe in this practice or not I felt it was heartwarming and beautiful.
The Wedding Chapel also equally impressive but surprisingly small, as they only allow for about 50 of the closest friends and relatives making it a more personal event, both bride and groom kneel before a small altar in the middle of the room with a special mirror placed on opposite walls so when the bride and groom look into the mirror they get that symbolic reflection of Eternity as their image bounces back between the mirrors to give you that effect of eternal connection, I also felt this was a moving sentiment visually of once bonded it's eternal. There was a lot more to reflect upon including the wonderful Gardens that surround the outside of the Temple including 100-year-old olive trees. The temple will be open till September 9th and then it will be closed to the public forever, I highly recommend if you get a chance to take the family on a short field trip and get out of the heat, you will enjoy the comfort of this remarkable air conditioned tribute to God.
1470 Butte House Road, Yuba City