Hey, this is Dr. An. Anita and we're back for another week of In The Light.

This has not been an ordinary week.

This hasn't been an ordinary year and right now our nation is in the middle of an incredible

incredible shift a transition like nothing we've seen in a very long time if ever.

And so, I tell you what, I feel a little less put together this week.

It's been hard, so bear with me.

I may not be as sharp as I usually am but I'm here with

you and I hope that you are taking this moment emotionally and mentally to get in

here with me. The last two weeks especially have really been

something and I have been so grateful to God for the opportunities to play my

part in this movement, which I'm so grieved by its necessity, but so

hopeful and optimistic about what change we're seeing in our nation and especially what change we're

seeing in the body of Christ. The voices being lifted in the kingdom for justice for the restoration of the body for us

dealing with the issues of racial schisms in the body are more unified and

more diverse than they've ever been and that is

absolutely historic. So many historic things are happening and that is one of

them and so this podcast is about faith, mental health and culture and I tell you the culture is the headline right now,

but we always approach it from a faith perspective and I want you taking care of your mental health.

And so this week we're going to kind of have this special edition episode that is going to be dedicated to the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr because no leader has ever gotten it quite as right as him and we need his wisdom now even though he is not with us.

So many of his words are with us and earlier last week I was thinking about my daughter she went on a trip with her

school last year was a civil rights trip and so the school took a bus tour and we

live in Maryland took a bus tour down the East Coast and through some of the southern states and

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