Welcome to The Light, your quiet-hour reflection.
In the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's assassination, apologist Frank Turek speaks not from anger but from something steadier — faith as a foundation when reality itself feels contested. He says he will not stop bringing the Gospel to campuses, even now, perhaps especially now.
From one kind of grief to another — the Lindsay Clancy trial continues to ripple outward. A holdout juror, whose conscience kept her from joining the majority verdict, has received over three hundred seventy thousand dollars in public support, a quiet signal that many felt something unresolved in that courtroom.
And in the most tender corner of this hour, Patrick Clancy sat before cameras and said he has forgiven his ex-wife for the deaths of their three children — forgiveness offered freely, without ever being asked for. That is perhaps the oldest and most difficult human act: grace extended into silence.
That's this hour's reflection. Carry the light gently.
