Welcome to The Light, your quiet hour of reflection.
The Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal from Florida parents who say a school district socially transitioned their daughter without their knowledge. The justices offered no comment, leaving unresolved a question many families are sitting with quietly — where does the school's role end, and where does the parent's begin.
That silence from the court arrives in a week already heavy with noise. A third reported assassination attempt on President Trump unfolded near the White House Correspondents dinner, prompting Christian voices across the country to speak of spiritual warfare, of darkness pressing in. Whatever one's politics, the repeated proximity to violence asks something of all of us — what kind of world are we tending, and together.
And then, in a gentler register, singer Raye — fresh from Grammy recognition — has stepped away from Instagram and toward a Bible app instead. It is a small, personal choice, and yet it carries a kind of quiet courage. In an age that rewards visibility, she is choosing interiority. There is something worth sitting with in that.
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