Welcome to The Light, your quiet hour of reflection.
In the world of faith and finance, something worth sitting with — Pastor Craig Groeschel and Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla have joined Tim Tebow in stepping away from Life Surge, a touring seminar accused of pressing attendees toward investments costing tens of thousands of dollars. When trusted voices withdraw, perhaps that itself is a form of witness.
From the urgent to the ancient — researchers studying Ice Age spear points have found in those flint edges a quiet parable about human progress. What our ancestors chose to carry forward, and what they set down, mirrors something we still wrestle with today. Tradition and innovation have always been in conversation, long before we had words for either.
And from the ancient to the intimate — new science suggests that transplanted hearts may gradually assume the biological age of their new host. The heart, it seems, listens to the body it enters. Whether this humbles theories of rejuvenation or deepens them, something tender lives in the idea that even our oldest organ can begin again.
That's this hour's reflection. Carry the light gently.
