In this episode, Katie Hubbard signs off her final journal entry for May 2015 with the words "after we have suffered, things will be made right." That conviction didn't come from observing her circumstances, but from observing the ways of God in the book of Genesis. Joseph suffered many things through his life, but God exalted him in time. If I can nudge a very powerful statement from Dr. King in a slighty more biblical direction, Katie understood that "the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward righteousness". After we have suffered for a little while, things will be made right.

In this episode, you also get a feel for Katie Hubbard, the mama bear ... the Christian mama bear living with cancer. She sent an email to our school principal asking (constructively) why families were limited to 5 tickets for the graduation ceremony. Let's just say that the principal responded positively and made all the tickets we needed available.