Welcome to The Light, your quiet hour of reflection.
Greta Gerwig's adaptation of The Magician's Nephew, the origin story of Narnia, will open in theaters on February twelfth, two thousand twenty seven, before arriving on Netflix forty five days later. It marks the streamer's first wide theatrical release of this scale, a quiet acknowledgment that some stories still deserve the shared dark of a cinema.
From one kind of story to another — Brian Carn, founder of Kingdom City Church and a figure many knew as a prophet, has been sentenced to nine months in federal prison after pleading guilty to obstructing the IRS in its efforts to collect more than six hundred thousand dollars in unpaid taxes. It is a sobering reminder that spiritual authority and personal accountability are not the same thing, and that the gap between them carries real weight.
And then there is the strange alchemy of the market — oil disrupted, inflation climbing, consumer confidence faltering, yet the S and P five hundred has risen twenty nine percent over the past twelve months and recently touched an all time high. The economy we feel and the economy the numbers describe seem, at this moment, to be living in separate rooms of the same house.
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