Jesus Come. We find ourselves again in a moment of clarity for the future of our nation, a time of grieving and reflection on who we are and who we want to be as humans as well as citizens within a unique nation that stakes its own claim in our bylaws to value and protect all life equally. As citizens, we are all processing this is different ways and acting out in those convictions through different mediums, some physical (protesting, speaking out loud, mobilizing for voting), some emotional (grief, conviction, denial), and some spiritual (prayer, fasting, lamenting). As we move into this season ahead of asking questions and working out our future path towards justice as a nation, please, please as followers of Christ, let us never forget that we are first and foremost citizens of a new Kingdom and our King is justice, He is Peace, He is Hope, and He is Reconciliation.