Do We Pray in a Time of War?

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We're seeing how common a sense of common belonging and purpose within the church is binding a christians to ukranians. There are reports of russan soldiers refusing a to go into battle, sabothaging even their own equipment. And i think it's something that a lot of folks have not understood about sort of our american response to it,. The church's response to it, and that common brotherhood that you see when you see the church at its best isn't an American church, it's just the Ukranian church.

This week David and Curtis help us look at leadership and what it is about certain leaders that seems to resonate so deep in our souls. Why does President Zelensky’s stand in Kyiv inspire us? Is it possible that a man who claims no Christian identity can be bearing the image of God? How do we recognize these images while not falling for the temptation of idolatry and worship of leaders as false images? Join us for this fascinating and timely discussion of the spiritual power of leadership.

Show Notes:

-French Press: “When the Man Meets the Moment”

-Helen Lewis (The Atlantic): “The Twitching Generation”