So what do you do when the weight of the world feels overwhelming?

In the last month in our nation, we're reeling from not one, but two horrific school shootings.

Then there's a video that goes viral of a young Ukrainian girl

that's stabbed and murdered on a train.

And at this moment, there are so many people, many of you,

trying to process the senseless,

heartbreaking, tragic death of Charlie Kirk.

And to make things more difficult, many people didn't just hear about it, but you saw it.

And your children saw it.

And when you see a life taken, raw and unfiltered, it shakes you to the core.

And that's one of the reasons why this death is leaving a deep mark on families, on communities, and even our nation. And you feel it.

You open up social media or you scroll through your news feed and you see the anger and you see

the rage and you see the division and it's no wonder so many of us feel sad or anxious or even afraid.

And for some of you, the heaviest weight that you're carrying, it's not just in the news,

but it's in your home.

You're battling something personal, a health issue that's got you scared because you don't know what to do. Will God

heal you? Will the doctors heal you? Maybe it's a financial issue. You don't know how you're

going to make it through next month. It may be that you're battling with anxiety so heavy.

There are times you can barely catch your breath or you're fighting for your marriage and you don't

know if it's going to make it. Some of you've got kids, you're praying for them, begging

God to bring them back before they go too far and do something that's hard to recover from.

What do you do when life gives you more than you can handle?

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