Waching daily May 23 2018

When Virat And Anushka Become Parents, There Is One Thing They Don't Want In Their House

Indian national cricket team captain, Virat Kohli and Bollywood's leading actress, Anushka Sharma, both at the age of 29, tied the nuptial knot in Tuscany, Italy on December 11, 2017, away from the media glares amid their close friends and family.

Since then, Virat and Anushka have been giving major marital goals and are setting the bar rather high.

In a recent media interaction, Virat talked about one rule of parenting they would apply in their house.

Reportedly, the two have no plans of being parents anytime soon.

Virat said that he knows that this world is transitory and everything here is short-lived.

He added that whenever he and Anushka have kids, he wants no part of his own career in any form inside the house.

Virat wants no part of his achievements and trophies flashed inside their house.

Speaking of parenting, recently there were many speculations that Anushka Sharma is already pregnant.

So, what happened was that on March 9, 2018, Virat tweeted, "There's a lot that's happening right now.

Fill you guys in real soon!" and this one tweet sparked thousands of tweets and retweets.

Virushka have always been vocal about their love and respect for each other.

In a recent interview, when Virat was asked who is the captain off the field, he answered, "She is, of course, she takes all the right decisions in life.

She is totally my strength and she keeps me positive all the time and thats what you want with your life partner so Im very grateful".

He further added, "She is very passionate about the game.

She understands the game and she can understand the sentiments of all the players, what they go through and stuff, which I think is the most beautiful thing".

This was not the first time when Virat spoke of Anushka so reverently.

Post India's tour of SA, during a presentation ceremony post the final match, he had said, "My wife has been keeping me motivated throughout, she deserves a lot of credit for this.

She has been criticized a lot in the past, but she is one person who has kept me going throughout this tour and when times have been tough and I am really grateful for that".

Even Anushka has always shown her love and respect for hubby Virat.

From cheering for him from the stands, to never missing any of his IPL matches, Anushka never fails to inspire Virat in her own ways.

Could there be any other awesome couple as Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma? Stay tuned in here for updates on your favourite jodi.

For more infomation >> When Virat And Anushka Become Parents, There Is One Thing They Don't Want In Their House - Duration: 4:27.

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Rafael Nadal: THIS is how to beat world No 1 at French Open - pundit - Duration: 3:12.

Rafael Nadal: THIS is how to beat world No 1 at French Open - pundit

Those are the thoughts of ATP World Tour pundit and tennis coach Naomi Cavaday.

Nadal will look to claim an 11th Roland Garros crown off the back of three titles in his last four events across the clay-court season - including a dramatic Italian Open win last week.

The Spaniard overcame a mid-game wobble to beat Alexander Zverev and return to the summit of the ATP Rankings, once again overtaking long-time rival Roger Federer.

And having blitzed numerous opponents on his favoured surface in the past two months, allaying all fears over his injury issues before Monte Carlo, Nadal will take some stopping.

Dominic Thiem and Zverev are two of the players touted as possible rivals who could defeat Nadal and Cavaday has detailed what it will take for the pair, or any other player, to beat the 16-time Grand Slam champion in Paris.

"You've got to be flashy, I think, to beat Nadal," Cavaday - herself a former pro - said on ATP's official podcast.

"You can't out-discipline him and play sensible tennis and think that's going to get it done.

"You have to come up with some interesting shots, take the ball early and really swing your serve out wide.

"It better be wide.

When you go with width you take a big risk, you have to take it early, hit it flat and put a lot of power behind it to take him off the court.

Because if you just want to work the ball wide, you're just giving him all of the angles and all of the time to do what he wants on the shot.

"He loves nothing more than to sit outside the tramline with time on the ball so he can rip his forehand and hook it wherever he wants to.

Another man capable of troubling Nadal is world No 20 Fabio Fognini - one of just three players to take a set against Nadal on clay this summer alongside Thiem and Zverev.

"Fognini is pretty good at that and he was awesome for a set [against Nadal].

Really, really good," Cavaday continued.

"He couldn't sustain it but he gave it a good crack and you like to see that when you're playing against the big guys.

"You don't want to come out and just play normal tennis that you know has no chance of winning.

For more infomation >> Rafael Nadal: THIS is how to beat world No 1 at French Open - pundit - Duration: 3:12.

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Johnny Knoxville is a Bad Stuntman - Duration: 6:55.

For more infomation >> Johnny Knoxville is a Bad Stuntman - Duration: 6:55.

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What Is the Remedy for Lust? | Little Lessons with David Servant - Duration: 8:19.

What is the remedy for lust?

Hi, welcome to today's Little Lesson.

Thank you so much for joining me.

Today's question, what is the remedy for lust?

Is not one that's been sent into us by any viewer, but it sure is one that could be sent

in to us by a lot of viewers, because it's very true statistically that this something

that is a stumbling block and a struggle for a lot of men in particular, but also women,

but men tend to be visually oriented, that's their sexual nature, that's how God made them,

more so than women, although women, obviously there's a visual component for them as well,

but men, I think it's exponentially more so.

You're not exempt from this because you are a Christian man, because you probably notice

physically nothing changes when you're born again, you're still the same biologically

and you've still got the same hormones, the same eyeballs, same desires, sexual desires

that you had prior to being born again.

But Christian men have submitted themselves to the Lord, they want to follow him, they

want to obey him, and most of them are aware of the fact that Jesus had something to say

about lust.

I've already tried to communicate very clearly in our last Little Lesson that this is something

that's always been wrong from before the law of Moses, during the law of Moses, and then

of course Jesus ministered under the law of Moses, and so anything that he said in the

sermon on the mount is an amplification of the law of Moses.

When he said, "You have heard it was said, but I say to you ..." You know, people say,

"He's introducing the new covenant law."

The new covenant doesn't begin for years until after this, so that's a real confusing predicament

he's putting his people in, "You're under the old covenant, the new covenant hasn't

started yet, but I'm making it sound like you're under the new covenant law, which has

a higher standard."

So they're going, "Whoa, whoa, what standard are we supposed to follow, Jesus?"

Jesus is not giving a new moral or ethical standard to confuse his followers who are

currently, as he speaks, under the law of Moses, and who will be after his death and

resurrection under the law of Christ.

In fact, morality and ethics never have changed.

It's always been right to love your neighbor as yourself.

It's always been wrong to not love your neighbor as yourself.

That's an old covenant law that we find under the new covenant, and I guarantee it predated

the old covenant as written on the conscience of every human being.

So today's question, how can you avoid the sin of lust?

What's the remedy for lust?

Well, I can tell you this, nothing you can do about your hormones.

Now, you can get older and the less testosterone makes it a little bit easier.

But you know, that's the problem, right?

It's a biological thing that as the days go by for men, you know what I'm talking about,

you know, the sexual desire ratchets up.

Okay, God did this and it's part of his divine plan.

But we're not given then the excuse, "Okay, I've got these urges, so therefore I have

to yield to them."

No, we're free moral agents and God expects us to do something about it, to control it.

You can't change yourself, so what else is there to change?

The only thing left to change is your heart, which you've already changed that if you've

determined to follow Jesus, and I think every true Christian knows exactly what I'm talking

about, you made a commitment, you're trying, you're trying.

But you've got these hormones, and there's all these women parading around who are trying

to get my attention, they are equivalent to a million prostitutes in a subtler form, on

TV, in advertising, in the supermarkets, at the beach, they're everywhere trying to get

our attention.

So the only thing you can change, and you can't even change this perfectly, but you

can do your best, is to change your environment.

I think that's what Jesus was telling us when he gave his fulfilling, filling up to the

full, the law of Moses.

He said in Matthew chapter 5 and verse 29, "If your right eye makes you stumble, tear

it out and throw it from you, for it is better for you to lose one of the parts of your body

than for your whole body to be thrown into hell."

Then he kind of repeats it, "If your right hand makes you stumble, cut it off and throw

it from you, for it is better for you to lose one of the parts of your body than for your

whole body to go into hell."

There's some debate whether or not Jesus was actually advocating that a single act of lust

damns you to hell unless you confess it and repent and so forth.

Personally, I can't imagine that.

I think that what Jesus is saying is, "Cut if off from the beginning.

I've already warned about lust."

So if there are things that are causing you to stumble, and that has to be environmental

things, right?

Because you know he can't literally mean, and we know from the New Testament that the

offers of the epistles, no one's advocating literally cutting off their hands or plucking

out their eye.

So Jesus is just using a hyperbole to make a point that you'll have to take steps to

eliminate what it is that's causing you to stumble.

Because as I said, if your eye causes you to stumble, your eye isn't actually literally

causing you to stumble, neither is your hand, but Jesus is saying that it's worth having

that kind of attitude.

So if the television is causing you to stumble in this regard and you're falling into lust

and it's affecting you mentally where this is beyond just the temptation and this is

the meditation stage, as Martin Luther said, "You can't keep the birds from flying over

your head, but you can keep them from making a next in your hair."

Well, then get rid of your TV.

You say, "I can't get rid of my TV.

How could I live?"

People lived without TVs for most of human history.

We'd probably be better off.

I mean, I know there's lots of blessing on TV.

But not if it's leading you into lust, which can lead to adultery and fornication, right?

Right.

Okay, and on tomorrow's Little Lesson I'm going to elaborate a little bit on this from

the woman's side, okay?

Because a lot of them don't even realize how difficult they're making it for men who are

trying to follow Jesus in this regard.

All right, thanks so much for joining me.

God bless you.