Welcome to The Light, your quiet-hour reflection.
This fall, moviegoers seeking stories that nourish rather than simply entertain will find a thoughtful slate awaiting them — films exploring redemption, sacrifice, family, and the Christmas story, offering something rarer than spectacle: a reason to sit together in the dark and feel something true.
From the screen to the land, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has offered what he calls a conditional yes to data center development — a yes shaped by concern for rural communities facing rising utility costs and the quiet, irreplaceable question of who owns the water beneath their feet.
And in San Francisco, pro-life activist Anastasia Rogers received word that charges against her, stemming from a video she filmed outside a Planned Parenthood clinic, have been dropped. She described the outcome simply and without fanfare, saying that God had other plans — a phrase that carries within it the whole weight of trust meeting uncertainty.
That's this hour's reflection. Carry the light gently.
