jeff is live. well, that changed today. it is hard to argue with how powerful the images are as those air raid sirens go off just as the president arrives in kyiv. president biden spent five hours in total in ukraine city. he was greeted to president zelenskyy, he paid tribute to soldiers and announcing half a billion dollars to assistance, that s on top of the $50 billion already given since the war started one year ago this week. one year later, kyiv stands. ukraine stands. democracy stands. the americans stand with you and the world stands with you. kyiv captures a part of my heart, i must say. biden spent 23 hours in ukraine, he s now in poland, but his short time in the war zone did not come with criticism from republicans who think his time is better served elsewhere, pointing to the disaster and east palestine, ohio. he goes to ukraine and has not mentioned ohio, east palestine and is not talking about visiting it. those people are suffering. they need to h
desperate, and especially genz z. when society tells us follow your own truth. no, it is not doing it. that s why so many people are coming. this has shown that jesus is true and he s o only truth. does this change your life? do you play it? i have always known it is refreshing. i also think it shows god s power and his glory. nothing, no one else could have done this. it is definitely changing. if you had ten seconds, what would you tell a friend to get them to come with you at the
MAR 08, 2021
In 2014, Into The Gloss a beauty website best known for its “Top Shelf” franchise launched Glossier, a small collection of four beauty products. The packaging was sparse: white with black lettering and touches of a pale pink, that would later be dubbed “millennial.” The fonts were, exclusively, sans serif, and the vibe, minimal and aspirational. The Instagram feeds were immaculate. Endless lookalikes followed.
Six years later, millennial pink and fake perfection is officially out of style. The U.S
. endured a Trump presidency that ended with an attempted coup on the Capitol, and it’s now approaching a full year of living with a global pandemic. Gen Z, a generation born for the most part into a post 9/11 world, has lived from one crisis to the next. They are too exhausted to care about curating an Instagram grid.