Catching you up on the Omicron, the verdict in a racially charged trial, Canada's moves

to whether a maple syrup shortage and other top news for Monday, November 29th stay informed

while remaining focused on Christ with the poor offer.

Here's the quote of the day.

Time is short, eternity is long, it is only reasonable that this short life be lived

in light of eternity, Charles Spurgeon.

Let's get started with some espresso shots.

He was a racially charged trial with national attention.

Three white men, Travis McMichael, Greg McMichael, and William Bryan, killed a black man, a

mod Arbery, out on a jog, saying that they were executing a citizen's arrest, and that

they only fired the shotgun out of self-defense.

Last week, a largely white jury disagreed and found all three men guilty of murder.

Each faces a minimum of life in prison, while the judge will decide their eligibility

for parole.

Unlike the polarized response to Kyle Rittenhouse's recent acquittal, there has been widespread

and bipartisan support for this jury's decision.

Georgia Governor Kemp, who is a Republican, said that he hoped the guilty verdict would

create healing and reconciliation, and President Biden hailed it as the Justice Department

doing its job.

Christians have a hard job.

We must simultaneously celebrate justice and come alongside victims in their pain without

letting a guilty verdict less than our love for those who were convicted.

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