… or, at least the way The Economist sees it, WATCH HERE.
AND
A helpful videographic on Russia’s recent expansion in light of the last 100ish years, WATCH HERE.
Category Archives: shifts
Looking back since the wall crumbled
David Brooks on progress in Eastern Europe since the Iron Curtain crumbled. Herein he discusses the difference between failing an successful states economically and politically. READ the article that describes where things are still crumbling.
Filed under Eastern Europe, shifts, things Central European, Ukraine
tech distracts us
Technology can really help us and be a great tool for our spiritual development. It can also be a huge stumbling block to it.
Tim Keller is an astute cultural analyst and knows how to apply ancient practices of Bible reading and prayer today.
Last week I posted a conversation with Tim Keller on prayer. This week there is a longer interview in which 10 questions are answered about prayer, READ HERE.
church leader? Read this
If you don’t follow this blog or the pastor on Twitter, you should… This post is important for a lot of reasons… READ
Filed under shifts, spiritual questions/musings/wonderings
Some thoughts on U2’s latest
Not mine, I have none yet. Read Jeremy Bohall’s opening reflections HERE.
Filed under culture, experience, shifts
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