A death sentence hangs over every Jew in Persia, and the only person who might be able to stop it is a queen who hasn’t been summoned by the king in thirty days. In Esther 4, we watch Mordecai tear his clothes in grief, a nation fast and weep, and a young woman wrestle with the weight of a calling she didn’t ask for. “If I perish, I perish.” What does it look like to step into your moment when the cost could be everything? We’re breaking it all down.