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This is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.Part I (00:13 - 14:20)The Assad Regime Has Fallen: Syria's Former Dictator Takes Asylum in Russia – Who, What, Will Take Over Power in Syria? Will It Be Worse Than Assad's Rule? A ‘Catastrophic Success?' Rebels seize Damascus; Assad reported to have fled Syria for Moscow by LA Times (Nabih Bulos)Fall of Assad is a blow to Russia's prestige by BBC News (Steve Rosenberg)Part II (14:20 - 20:23)The French Government Falls: The Volatility of the Constitutional Republic in France Becomes Clear Yet AgainPart III (20:23 - 24:55)The Delicate Nature of Government: The Future of the Social Order Can Change Drastically in Short OrderSign up to receive The Briefing in your inbox every weekday morning.Follow Dr. Mohler:X | Instagram | Facebook | YouTubeFor more information on The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, go to sbts.edu.For more information on Boyce College, just go to BoyceCollege.com.To write Dr. Mohler or submit a question for The Mailbox, go here.

#RUSSIA: Who is Belousov, the new Defence Minister? Anatol Lieven, Quincy Institute https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/belousov-says-russia-must-win-in-ukraine-while-minimising-casualties/ar-BB1mn0ER 1942 Rostov

Ebook : Ukraine - Russia provocations, War, Gas pipelines, Conquering of territories : Clairvoyant / Psychic predictions for : Petro Poroshenko, Oleksandr Turchynov, Jens Stoltenberg (NATO), the leaders of Crimea and Donetsk, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump at G0 Summit 2018 By Clairvoyant Dimitrinka Staikova, Stoyanka Staikova, Ivelina Staikova Published : December 4, 2018 BUY THE EBOOK FROM APPLE BOOKS : http://books.apple.com/us/book/id6445654745

Amid pandemic, Washington escalates war threats against Russia / WHO says that Omicron could become the dominant variant globally / With robust police escort, fascist paramilitary group stages Saturday night march on Lincoln Memorial

Higar Chemali, the former spokesperson for the US mission to the United Nations and Professor Scott Lucas from Birmingham University tell us why the UK has changed its policy on the  Iran nuclear deal, and look at America's reaction one week after the air strikes against US forces in Iraq. Former Kremlin advisor Alexander Nekrassov looks at President Putin's big plan for the future leadership of Russia Who's fighting who in Libya? Mary Fitzgerald is a writer and frequent visitor to the beleaguered country and explains all the different factions in the current crisis. According to a recent survey carried out by the International Committee of the Red Cross, millennials across the globe are worried about war, but why? Follow us @bfbssitrep

Higar Chemali, the former spokesperson for the US mission to the United Nations and Professor Scott Lucas from Birmingham University tell us why the UK has changed its policy on the  Iran nuclear deal, and look at America’s reaction one week after the air strikes against US forces in Iraq. Former Kremlin advisor Alexander Nekrassov looks at President Putin’s big plan for the future leadership of Russia Who’s fighting who in Libya? Mary Fitzgerald is a writer and frequent visitor to the beleaguered country and explains all the different factions in the current crisis. According to a recent survey carried out by the International Committee of the Red Cross, millennials across the globe are worried about war, but why? Follow us @bfbssitrep

"We did our best, but it turned out as it always does". Kind of a dark statement, no? It is a popular Russian phrase that kind of encapsulates the spirit of Russian history. People who try hard to make a change, but that change is not exactly great. In this episode of the Truce Podcast, we spoke with Jennifer Eremeeva, author of the excellent book, "Have Personality Disorder, Will Rule Russia" about the history of the Russian Christian church. Christianity came to Russia by sword point. It started out as a pagan culture, heavily influenced by the Vikings. When Vladimir, ruler of ancient Moscow, wanted some of the treasures of the Byzantine empire, he had a couple of options. He could invade and capture them, or he could make a trade deal. He tried both, but it didn't quite work out. As part of the peace deal, the Byzantine empire offered him a bride and trade if he converted to Christianity. So he did. Then Vladimir forced his kingdom to convert to Christianity or face death. This means that Russian held on to their pagan ancestry and co-mingled it with their new Christian faith. But that's not the end of the journey! Their shared faith became a bonding opportunity when the Mongols invaded. The church was their hub, the thing that connected them to all of the disconnected parts of Russia. After the Mongols left, things settled down for a bit. Until the Orthodox church showed up. You see, when the Byzantine empire fell to Muslim forces, the Orthodox church needed a new home. So Ivan brought them to Moscow. Now Moscow is home to one of the largest branches of Christianity in the world - the Russian Orthodox church. From sword point to housing one of the largest branches of the faith, Russia has a varied history with Christianity. Listen to this episode to get the full story. Sources and links: Have Personality Disorder, Will Rule Russia - book by Jennifer Eremeeva Stephen Mansfield interview featured in this episode Five Minute Bible Hour video about the Orthodox Church Topic Discussed: How did the Russian Orthodox church begin? Who was Prince Vladimir? When did the Mongols enter Russia? Who was Ivan the Great? Why is the Russian church associated with paganism? What is a good primer on Russian history? The fall of the Byzantine Empire How did Moscow become the capital of Russia? Why do we like dark jokes?

One murder changed the course of Christian history. And it wasn't of a pope or church leader - it was the murder of Russia's last czars, the Romanovs. This is the beginning of our series on how communist Russia shaped modern Christianity in America. Tsar Nicholas II made many crucial mistakes: allowing Rasputin into his life, ignoring workers, the Russo-Japanese War, and many others. How we dealt with these tragic errors led the country into the hands of the Bolsheviks. Oh yeah, and we made stroganoff. The recipe is below. Truce is a listener-supported show. Please consider donating a little each month via Patreon (which entitles you to some cool bonus material) or helping out with a one-time gift on Paypal. These gifts are not tax-deductible. Our research was greatly aided by the following books: The Romanovs by Simon Sebag Montefiore A Well Ordered Thing - Michael D Gordin Dairy-free stroganoff recipe Ingredients: Egg noodles (as many as necessary - we used half a bag) 1 lbs ground beef 1 can mushrooms (small) 1/2 teaspoon pepper (or to taste) 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder 1/2 teaspoon mustard powder 1 diced onion 1/2 cup beef broth 1/2 cup dairy-free sour cream 1/2 cup mayonnaise Directions: Brown ground beef in a skillet. A little extra beef is fine. Elk and deer meat work just as well, though you may want to add more seasoning if it is too "gamey". Put hot water on to boil for the noodles. Drain the fat from the beef. Add noodles to hot water. When the meat is brown, add in garlic powder, pepper, mustard powder, onion, and mushrooms. Cook at about medium heat and stir. When the onion has softened a little, add in the mayonnaise, sour cream, and beef broth. Let that simmer for about 15 minutes. Drain noodles. Stroganoff is best served over a big heap of noodles. Put the beef mixture over the noodles and enjoy! Questions we examine: Why did communism take over Russia? Who were the last tsars of Russia? Who was Rasputin? What was the Russo-Japanese War about? Why did Lenin want to stay out of WWI? Was Tsarina Alexandra crazy or just on a lot of drugs? How did the downfall of the Russian tsars impact American Christianity?

What were the two revolutions in Russia? Who was Lenin and how did he gain power and rule?

They've only gone and done it! England are in the World Cup Semi-Final! All be it thanks to Harry Maguire's massive head but regardless, WE ARE ONE STEP CLOSER!  At the begining of this world cup would you have even began to think that England would stand a chance of winning it? Winning the World Cup as an England fan or even a player is a once in a lifetime thing and the chances of it happening are looking better and better each game!  So, we saw Belgium knock out Brazil, France take down Uruguay and Croatia knock out the hosts Russia (Who deserve such praise from their outstanding showings on the pitch)  The question is, can they do it? Can the three lions go all the way? Only time will tell...   Join us on Soccermanager! All English leagues available, pick your favourite team before it's taken and have a lovely 300m budget to build the best team you can and compete against us!   All you have to do is sign up by either downloading the Soccermanager worlds app on your phone/tablet or even use the desktop website Soccermanager.com   Enter the game world ID number and apply for the club you wish to manage! Everyone is welcome, so tell your friends brothers dads sisters dog to join too! Gameworld ID: 385792 If you would like to get in touch to send us some questions to read out and answer on the show, recommend any games you'd like us to feature or even just to tell us how bad our opinions are you can do so by tweeting us   https://twitter.com/footiefoundry   Or facebook us   https://www.facebook.com/FootieFoundry   TheFootballFoundry.com   Also, be sure to give our partners The Beautiful Game Network some love by following them on Twitter @TheBGNfm   and finally a huge thanks to our sponsor Ruffneck Scarves, the official scarf supplier of MLS, USL, and US Soccer. Get custom scarves for your team at RuffneckScarves.com

The Ukraine's political crisis has placed it at the forefront of global tensions. In the aftermath of its recent presidential elections, Ukraine remains in a tenuous state of transition, politically divided, occupied, and with Russia still intent on controlling its domestic and foreign policy. How will Ukraine respond to increasing energy prices and pressures from Russia? Who are Ukraine’s allies, and how will they ultimately develop a strategy to manage Putin, and potentially two bears if China backs Russia? How do Ukrainians view the role of the US as the Ukrainian crisis takes on global dimensions? What are the global implications of the Ukrainian crisis? Vitaliy Sych, Viktoria Siumar, Thomas L. Friedman