Today we explore how the Artemis crew's historic return from the Moon offers a God's-eye view of our earthly struggles, while violence at Grand Central and fuel protests across Ireland remind us that even in darkness, the image of God shines through human kindness.
Stories Covered
• Artemis crew returns safely after traveling farther from Earth than any humans in history
• Knife-wielding attacker calling himself 'Lucifer' wounds three at NYC's Grand Central Terminal
• Irish fuel protests enter fifth day, forcing emergency cabinet meeting as stations run dry
• Coachella festival begins despite weather challenges
• Over 500 arrested at Palestine Action protest in UK
• Nearly 400 sentenced in Nigeria for militant Islamist group connections
• I Am Maximus wins second Grand National title
Scripture References
• Psalm 8:3 - God's mindfulness of humanity in the vastness of creation
• John 8:44 - Satan as murderer from the beginning
• Proverbs 29:2 - When the righteous increase vs when the wicked rule
• Zechariah 4:6 - Not by might or power, but by God's Spirit
• Romans 13 - Governing authorities and justice
• Psalm 139:7-10 - God's omnipresence (verse of the day)
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