神蹟？！美國一腦科醫生昏迷後離魂　宣稱看到天堂

NOWnews – 2012年10月12日 下午1:06

陶大偉的真實故事 ◎文/ 陳韻琳執筆

~ 文中「我」為陶大偉自稱
日落之那邊，賜福之早晨，在天堂樂境，與主相親。
勞碌盡完畢，榮耀之黎明，日落之那邊，永遠歡欣。
日落之那邊，雲霧盡消去，無風暴威脅，無憂無慮。
榮耀快樂日，永遠快樂日，日落之那邊，歡樂不息。
這首詩歌是藝人團契在我母親逝世三週年的追悼會上所獻唱的。當「藝人團契」
的詩班為我母親的追思禮拜熱誠地盡一份他們的心意時，我與妻子正坐在講壇
下。我低著頭，思想我母親臨終的容貌和聲音，母親的微笑仍深印在我腦海裡，
她平靜、溫柔的聲音也時時清晰的響在我耳畔，假若不是數算日子，我不相信她
已離開人世三年整了。
當我的兄弟們知道我想在三年後的今天為母親舉行追思禮拜，他們幾乎異口同聲
地反對。他們說：「你這樣做，會驚擾不少親友的！」
但考慮再三，我仍然這麼做了。我儘量不麻煩自己的親友，一切繁雜瑣事儘可能
的攬在自己與妻、子的身上，這無疑地在我原本就忙碌的生活中更增加了一筆忙
碌，但我們心中卻沒有絲毫的苦處。因為雖然事隔三年，每當我思及母親，我都
覺得我比從前更愛她。這種思念並沒因忙碌的演藝生涯而有絲毫的減損。
我喜歡唱歌和繪畫，然而，身為軍人的父親，卻要求我與其他兄弟去從商，因此
在大學就讀政大國貿系，但由於興趣缺缺，大三那年又自行轉學考進國立藝專美
術科，畢業後進入一家美國的卡通公司，一面畫，一面學習，六年後，受台灣電
視公司之邀，回到台灣，同時，母親也在此時過世。
我很愛我的母親，在我心目中，她永遠是慈祥和藹、愛的化身。她的生活中總有
一股源源不斷的喜樂流出，那喜樂不是激情式的，反倒像不起波牧的靜止湖水般
平穩。即使在她晚年，子女各自成家立業，使她陷在老年人的孤寂中，她依然擁
有那種不尋常的喜樂。我一直以為那是因為她專注繪畫的緣故，但我後來才發
現，在我母親心中做主，使她有那種氣質的，除了藝術外還有個更大的力量，那
就是上帝。
有一次我返家探望家人，經過母親的房間，被她喚住了。那時候她身體已不太安
適，她斜靠床上對我說：「大偉，有空時多看看聖經，我每晚一定要看點聖經才
睡覺的。」我對她的話感到十分吃驚，因為即使我再空閒，我也不會想到要拿起聖經來讀。
                                                                                                          
但我從母親的態度上明白她說這話十分地慎重與認真。
母親過逝後，我十分誠懇地跑去找林森南路禮拜堂的鄭家常長老，請他為我母親
主持追思禮拜，鄭長老慨然允諾，當我們商討完細節，預備離去時，鄭長老突然
拍拍我的肩，對我說：「不要哀傷，你與你母親必要在天國相見。」這句話宛若
一口洪鐘，打進我內心深處，每當我因思念母親而哀傷不已，就一遍又一遍地響
起。
我不斷地問我自己：「假如宇宙間沒有上帝、沒有天國，我們這一生勞碌有什麼
意義？」
我是一直在奮鬥著，棄商從事藝術，棄卡通從事演藝，在演藝圈中力爭上游…，
都是為了成就我自己，使自己能山人頭地。若是某一天，我突然因為某種不可抗
拒的理由，被迫離開人世，我所有的努力，以及因努力而獲得的名利地位，對我
還有什麼意義？難道我真甘願自己生命的終點只是永恆的死亡，我一生的勞碌努
力在我死後只是一片虛空嗎？
母親的黑皮紅邊聖經
在忙著處理母親的喪葬瑣事之餘，我並且抽空整頓母親的遺物。母親並沒有留下
什麼貴重的財物，除了她平生所繪的精緻國畫。母親的手工極細緻，眼神表情無
不生動活潑，彷彿就要從畫框裡跳出來似的。每一幅畫空白處，母親都用她秀麗
的小楷題上：「湘舲畫於晚晴蛻]」幾個字，我總覺得這「晴」字用得很好，舉母
親這一生給我的感覺恰恰相配。
我並且在母親的畫室內找到一本大本的紅邊黑皮聖經，它原本深紅色的邊因著母
親的手不斷撫摸翻閱，已褪成淡紅色了。當我打開那張略顯陳舊的黑皮，母親那
記在字裡行間的秀麗字體便躍入我眼裡，彷彿那些字正是寫給我悔似的，每個字
都喚起我對母親無盡的思念。我耳邊彷彿又響母親的聲音：「大偉，有空時多看
看聖經。」
從此以後，母親那本聖經一直伴隨在我身側，每每我利用空閒的時間翻閱，母親
那張微笑的臉就會隨同經文刻進我腦海，我幾乎可以感覺到母親正在天國裡向我
微笑。
就這樣，我藉著母親遺留給我的聖經認識了上帝，並且受洗，正式成為一名基督
徒。
我們都是些小人物
身為一位信仰基督的演藝人員，我每天都可以體會得到上帝在我身上的祝福，卻
也時時刻刻面臨與內心的「惡」對抗的戰爭。
過去我常常有一種感覺，總好像自己的能力沒有辦法盡情地發揮，彷彿有一種無
形的阻力迫使我停在我不想停止的地方。自從我得著上帝以後，這種阻力不但消失無形，反倒有一種推進力，推著我向前跑，使我邁向事業的高峰。信主沒多久，
我的「小人物狂想曲」就成為我事業上的轉捩點，其後唱片、電影事業也一路順
遂，我相信除了我個人的努力，更有上帝的旨意和祝福在其中。
記得我與孫越、夏玲玲開始籌畫「小人物狂想曲」這節目時，有好一段時間，我
為這節目的主題曲煩惱不已。有一次，我們出外拍外景，我抽個空爬上高高的大
樓頂端，俯視樓底街上的人群，只看到小若螻蟻的人群在忙忙碌碌的地穿梭游
移，當時我心中就生出了極大的感觸。我心想：「我這個素來演戲給別人看的演
員，如今脫身出來做個自由的觀眾，所看到的卻只有忙碌。」
我又仰頭看天，想道：「而上帝在高高的天上俯視我們，所看到的又是些什麼呢？」
這時候，聖經中一段經文忽然浮現在我腦海裡：「我們成了一台戲，給世人和天
使觀看…」靈感剎那間湧現，我豁然大通，嘆道：「我們在人生的舞台上，不過
是些小人物罷了！何必將自己抬高過天，一輩子忙碌於爭名奪利呢？」
於是我寫下「小人物狂想曲」的歌詞來：
我是一個小人物，彩霞是我的帳幕，綠茵是我的床鋪，人生是我的舞台，就是一場喜樂哀愁。
我與孫越的真摯友情
和孫越、夏玲玲合作「小人物狂想曲」以後，我們三人幾乎天天在一起，朝夕相
處總有摩擦，我們常常為一點細故而爭執，甚至不歡而散幾天不肯說話。有時候，
我們的爭執起於個性上的不合，但不可否認的，名利的誘惑也是我們起摩擦的重
要原因。
有一次，我與孫越又因細故起爭執，我憤然提起行李奔赴美國，在香港過境的時
候，我一人坐在候機室裡，安靜地思想我與孫越自合作以來屢屢生變的友情，越
想越覺淒涼，總覺得這樣的人生實在沒有多大意思。我想起聖經中的一句話：「人
若賺得全世界，卻賠上自己的性命，又有什麼益處呢？」一時衝動，我就在候機
室內寫封信給孫越，在信中對他說：「聖經上有句話：『人若賺得全世界，卻賠上
自己的性命，又有什麼益處呢？』，我倒覺得，我倆為了賺得全世界，賠上了自
己最珍貴的友情呢！難道你我的友情真得這麼短暫嗎？」
信發後，我也立即登機前往美國。
沒想到等我辦完事從美國回來，在台灣下機時，孫越竟迎面而來。原來他是千方
百計打聽了我回國搭乘的飛機班次，在機場等著接我。他握住我的手說：「讓我
們忘掉過去一切的不愉快，重新開始吧！」於是我們又合作了一齣「小人物賀新年」。
我知道孫越平日常研讀佛經與基督教理論，經過這次重修舊好，兩人默契日倍於
昔，我就勸孫越隨我到「藝人團契」去，並鼓勵他看聖經，孫越每次都慨然允諾。
還記得我第一次邀孫越到「藝人團契」去，孫越高高興興地說：「好！我一定去，
還會帶著我的聖經。」
我說：「不用帶聖經，藝人團契就有。」
孫越固執道：「不要！我要用我自己的聖經。」
我當時就覺得他很有誠心，不久，我更發現孫越是個領悟性很高的人，他不但一
點就通，而且還能舉一反三，雖然比我晚信主，無論在查考聖經或禱告上，他都
超越了我，令我羨慕不已。
直到現在，我與孫越仍然是一對最有默契的好友，我們還是常常吵架，因為我們
都不是完全人，有我們人性、性格上的弱點，但我們更容易在瞬間過去後，就忘
掉先前的不愉快，繼續我們真摯的友誼。我們都曉得使我們忘記背後努力向前
的，是我倆共同的信仰。
淡泊名利心存感謝與讚美
自從我信上帝以後，我也逐漸發現了自己身上有一些變化，這變化使我和別的演
藝人員慢慢地不一樣起來。
首先我學會了感謝。過去每有朋友或觀眾誇讚我的成功，向我傾吐他們的欽羨，
我總是理所當然地接受，因為我深信成功是我自己努力而得，光榮也應由我獨
享，但是自從相信上帝後，我體會到我的成功不只是憑自己的努力而已，更重要
的是有來自天上的祝福，所以我寧願將光榮歸予上帝，心存感謝和讚美。這或許
是掙脫「尊自我為大」的牢籠，學會謙卑的起步，我很欣喜自己有這種轉變。
做一個令上帝喜悅的人
聖經上有句話說：「手扶著犁向後看的人，不配進神的國。」在我這三年追求信
仰的過程裡，我無時無刻不感覺到，一個從事演藝工作的基督徒，一旦立志過聖
潔生活，一定會碰上許多的阻礙。這阻礙或者來自過去的生活習慣，或者來自名
利的引誘，或者出於人類本性上的惡…，它們會不停地抓住我們，使我們不得不
離開上帝，回到原來以自我為中心的生活中。不可否認的，這三年來我依然不斷
地犯錯，和別的基督徒比起來，我的信仰是十分失敗的，但每當我想起三年前鄭
長老對我說的話：「不要哀傷，你與你母親將來在天國必要相見。」
我的心中又會重新燃起鬥志，忘記背後，努力向前，重新做一個討上帝喜悅的人。
我相信只要我不放棄追尋上帝的希望，今世的死亡就不是我靈魂的終站，反而是
我去天國與母親相聚的開始

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上帝的神奇 豪小子。 (1:01:09豪小子即將出場) 「豪小子」於2012年9月2日，親自出席在新莊體育館舉辦的「奇蹟之夜--2012林書豪青年佈道會」。
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時代百大：豪哥榜首 妮妮列名
中央社中央社 – 2012年4月18日 下午10:00
（中央社台北18日綜合外電報導）「時代」雜誌今天公佈第8屆年度全球百大最有影響力人物名單，今年初在美國職籃NBA竄起的「哈佛小子」林書豪榮登名單之首，戰績輝煌的台灣高球女將曾雅妮也上榜。
時代雜誌2012年全球百大人物（TIME 100）先開放網路票選，紐約尼克隊台裔美籍球星林書豪以近9萬票，名列第9。今天揭曉的最終版名單為加上時代雜誌（TIME）編輯加權結果，林書豪名列百人之首。
世界高球天后曾雅妮挾近年輝煌戰績，在票選雖未列名，但也躋身最後百人名單。
時代雜誌已宣佈，將於24日在紐約林肯中心爵士樂社（Jazz at Lincoln Center）舉行時代百大晚宴（TIME 100 Gala）， 邀請美國國務卿希拉蕊（Hillary Clinton）上台發表主題演說，並請來天后蕾哈娜和R&B歌王Raphael Saadiq表演。
約350人將出席這場盛會，當中不乏來自世界各國的領導人、政商領袖，演藝人員和慈善家。
重要貴賓包括林書豪、美國暢銷作家韓德勒（Chelsea Handler）、紐約州長古莫（Andrew Cuomo）、女星克萊兒丹妮絲（Claire Danes）和蒂妲史雲頓（Tilda Swinton）、電視主持人勞爾（Matt Lauer）、好萊塢製片溫斯坦（Harvey Weinstein）及紐約大主教杜蘭（Cardinal Dolan）。

NBA Rising Star Jeremy Lin Not Too Busy to Pray
12:58PM EST 2/15/2012 Gordon Govier
After Jeremy Lin set an NBA record for the New York Knicks with an incredible stretch of 109 points scored in his first four starts, and the New York Times included a link to StudentSoul in one of its Lin stories, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship's page views went through the roof. “Linsanity” it has been dubbed.
Because he was a varsity athlete, Lin's involvement in the Harvard-Radcliffe Asian American Christian Fellowship (HRAACF) and the broader Asian community at Harvard was somewhat limited, according to Adrian Tam, who was an HRAACF Campus staffer during that period.
“Jeremy was in the spotlight at Harvard before he was in the spotlight in the NBA,” Tam says. “He showed that Asian-Americans could be leaders, they could be athletic, and they could be bold and open about their faith in a winsome way.”
In a video testimony, Lin said he missed Christian community at Harvard until he connected with HRAACF. Tam became a spiritual mentor to Lin, meeting with him regularly, studying the Bible together and reading together such books as Too Busy Not to Pray. “He loved his roommates, spending lots of intense one-on-one time with them, leading investigative Bible studies with them, and just plain hanging out with them,” Tam says.
What Tam remembers most about Lin, from the time they first met, was his humility. “Even though he was more accomplished, smarter and just plain bigger than I was, he always treated me with respect and honor,” Tam says. “He was real with me, earnestly desiring to follow God in all things. He had a quiet ambition—not only to be the best basketball player he could be, but also to be the best Christ-follower he could be.”
“Jeremy Lin is the kind of alum that makes InterVarsity Asian American Ministries proud,” says James Choung, director of InterVarsity’s Asian American Ministries (AAM). “I'm not talking about his prowess on the court, though it's fun to see. What I love is that when he's given the spotlight, he gives glory to God and others in a way where his humility shines through. And because of who he is, he's giving national attention to Asian-American Christianity as a whole.”
HRAACF is one of eight InterVarsity chapters at Harvard and currently has about 50 students regularly involved in its activities. Its history goes back 18 years to a time when InterVarsity student leaders noticed a growing number of Asian-American students who weren’t engaged by any campus ministry.
One of those leaders, Tom Lin, graduated in 1994 and joined InterVarsity staff, commissioned to plant HRAACF. Today Tom Lin (no relation to Jeremy) is InterVarsity’s vice president for missions and the director of Urbana.
“Generations of staff and student leaders have influenced HRAACF students, and I think we all count it a great privilege and joy when we see world-changers like Jeremy,” Tom Lin says. “I personally am inspired, and so thankful to God for the role that this InterVarsity chapter has played in Jeremy Lin’s life.”
InterVarsity AAM chapters are operating on over two dozen other U.S. college campuses. However, more than two-thirds of the Asian-American students involved with InterVarsity are a part of multiethnic chapters.
“AAM seeks to introduce Jesus to students who would never enter a majority culture fellowship,” says James Choung. “And with the growing numbers of Asian-Americans on campus, we're needed more than ever before. As they take on more influence in our culture, like Jeremy Lin, we hope that our ministries will prepare Asian Americans to exert that influence with the love and values of Jesus.”
In a video below, Lin recommends two Christian music artists to the television network Fuse, saying he listens to them “to remind myself why I'm playing the game and to remind myself I'm playing to glorify God.”

林書豪(Jeremy Lin)是史上第一位打入NBA的台裔球員，也是自1954年以來，第一位打進NBA的哈佛大學畢業生！頂著如此稀奇的光環，林書豪卻很謙卑，因為他知道，是一股神奇的力­量一路牽引著他。林書豪在哈佛主修經濟、副修社會學，但他說，若有一天要高掛球鞋，他不會去當華爾街金童，而是要去傳福音、作見證。

現在每位台灣人都有義務要知道誰是林書豪及他所代表的....!!!!!!! 連Kobe和湖人都打爆了. 對, 你沒聽錯, "Kobe". 賽前他指名未聞林最近的表現. 雖然K表現還是名副其實, 但相信賽後被這位黃皮膚個子又不大的台灣人技壓後, 我們不得不承認, 許多熱血真實的歷史正在被創寫. 此時此刻, 歷歷在目, 不用多說!!!!!
Glory to God in Whom Lin trusts and give credit to!!!
Yahoo新聞 - 作者： 倪芝蓉 | Yahoo!奇摩 – 2012年2月11日 下午12:24

Why T.L. Osborn Is My Hero
Wednesday, 02 November 2011 10:02 AM EDT J. Lee Grady Newsletters - Fire In My Bones
Many healing evangelists have fallen from grace. This humble giant, at age 88, is finishing well.
I heard T.L. Osborn preach when I was a college student, and at the time I thought, That guy looks pretty good for an old man. That was 31 years ago. I sat down with this spiritual giant for an hour in his office in Tulsa, Okla., two weeks ago, and I thought, I hope I can keep up this guy's pace when I'm his age.
Osborn, who is 88, was born 29 years before the first commercial airliner took flight. Yet he and his immediate family have preached in 90 nations, and he took a trip to India last January. He is remarkably agile (he is strict about a healthy diet), his intellect is still sharp (he spoke fluent French and Spanish to international guests when I was with him) and he is as spiritually intense as ever.
「At a time when so many charismatic and Pentecostal ministers are going down in the flames of financial or moral scandal, T.L. Osborn gives me hope that I don't have to end up in failure.」
「I once had a vision of the Lord,」 Osborn told me, leaning over in his chair to look into my eyes. 「But in the vision, God didn't have any hands. Then He looked at me and said, 『You are my hands.』」 Throughout his worldwide ministry—which has never been well-known in the United States—he reminds Christians that God is waiting on us to obey the Great Commission.
I was thrilled to hear stories of this man's missionary ventures. But what encouraged me most about our hour-long visit was seeing a man who is finishing well. At a time when so many charismatic and Pentecostal ministers are going down in the flames of financial or moral scandal, Osborn gives me hope that I don't have to end up a casualty. I noticed five distinct qualities about this man that I admire:
His primary passion is evangelism. We charismatics are easily fascinated with exotic teachings, and this has led us down a path to weirdness or downright deception. Osborn prefers to keep it simple. He believes in all the gifts of the Holy Spirit (and sees them manifest regularly), but he teaches that the secret to living a vibrant Christian life is fully understanding what Jesus did on the cross to redeem us. This has fueled his desire to take the gospel to every nation—especially in print so people in the developing world can have the gospel in a format they can read over and over. (In one of his overseas campaigns, Osborn shipped and distributed 56 tons of literature!)
He expects the supernatural. After T.L. and his wife, Daisy, watched God perform healings in meetings with Gordon Lindsay, founder of the Christ for the Nations Institute, they became convinced that the Lord wanted them to take the supernatural power of Jesus to the world. Wherever they went—especially throughout Africa—the Osborns saw the Lord heal blindness, leprosy and dozens of other diseases. Yet Osborn never sensationalized the gift of healing, marketed it with a price tag or cheapened it with exaggerations.
He's radically committed to gender equality. Osborn says he was called into missions after hearing a sermon by a female missionary who was working in India. Later, he and his wife were powerfully touched by the ministry of a woman named Hattie Hammond, an Assemblies of God preacher. This may explain why T.L. and Daisy were so radical in their insistence that the Holy Spirit empowers women to work in the harvest. Daisy was a founding voice in the organization known as Christians for Biblical Equality, and today T.L. and Daisy's daughter, LaDonna, provides oversight to an international network of churches.
He has a global focus. Many faith preachers in the 1970s and 1980s focused their efforts on the saved—and they ended up developing a message of prosperity that pumped up Americans but didn't relate to the poor in Nairobi, Jakarta or Dakar. Osborn refused to preach to the choir. He had to go—and he didn't carry an American gospel. His international evangelistic campaigns typically attracted 250,000 to 500,000 people, but he never came home to brag about his accomplishments. Many Americans, even those living in Tulsa, still aren't aware of the impact this man has made on the world.
He exudes Christlike humility. Success can destroy people, especially if they let fame and money corrupt them. But Osborn has never been a showman, and he doesn't exude even a hint of aloofness. I don't know if this has anything to do with the fact that T.L. (his full name is Tommy Lee) grew up on a potato farm in the tiny town of Skedee, Okla.
During the hour I spent with him, Osborn gave me his full attention as he shared insights from the Bible, his missionary trips and his marriage. (Daisy died in 1995.) Then I asked him to pray for me. I fell to my knees and expected him to pray from his chair. But when I opened my eyes he was struggling to kneel on the floor with me.
His prayer was powerful, but his posture spoke even louder. I'm grateful we still have this humble giant with us for a while longer. He's modeling what it means to be a true Jesus follower.
J. Lee Grady is contributing editor of Charisma. You can follow him on Twitter at leegrady. His most recent book is 10 Lies Men Believe (Charisma House).
T. L. Osborn with J. Lee Grady

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