With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with a point.

Last month, a local Memphis news station called a Drive-by-shooting live-on camera.

During an interview about crime with White Haven Community Leader Yolanda Cooper Sutton,

a series of shots rang out across the street.

Thankfully, no one was injured.

And just as surprising as the shooting was Cooper Sutton's common-bath-filled response,

immediately she advised everyone to get down and stay down.

It's okay, you can hear her saying in order to comfort the shot crew,

and then the clip ends with Cooper Sutton saying from the ground,

thank you, Lord Jesus, thank you, Lord, for the blood of Jesus that covers us.

But Paul promised the Christians in Philippi that the peace of Christ will rule our hearts,

and that's just as true when our world's in chaos is when all seems fine and peaceful.

And then it's a gift that we can give others.

Live-on camera, God gave Yolanda Cooper Sutton peace.

She then gave it to the crew, and because of a viral video, now to the world.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street with a Point.