Hi everyone,

My name is Cynthia, and I felt led to share what’s been sitting heavy on my heart. I never thought I would see the day when it feels like we’re right back where we started with racism. For a long time, I truly believed we were making progress, moving slowly but surely toward a future where every person—regardless of color—could feel safe, respected, and valued. Yet lately, watching the news, scrolling through social media, and even just listening to conversations around me, it feels like we’ve been pulled backwards.

I’m not saying racism was ever fully gone. Deep down, I always knew it was still there, but the way it’s showing up now feels louder and more open than before. It’s as if the hate has been given permission to stand up and speak again. Policies, rhetoric, and the way people are treating one another on and offline all seem to echo a darker time in our history. It breaks my heart to see this.

What weighs on me most is the spiritual toll this takes. When you witness injustice over and over, when you see people dismissed or silenced, it can chip away at your hope. It can make you angry, bitter, and exhausted. And yet, even in this moment, I’m reminded of God’s word. “Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.” That’s not an easy command, but it’s a lifeline. It’s the reminder that as Christians, our response has to be different from the world’s.

Every single day, I have to consciously remind myself of that. When the comments online make me want to scream, when policies hurt people I care about, when someone says something cruel in public—I pray. I pray for them, for me, and for this country. Because the truth is, the world is getting darker, and no matter what we do on our own, it will always feel like there’s something waiting to tear us down.

Lately, I’ve also noticed how people with power on big platforms seem to be working overtime to control what’s said and what’s shared. Certain voices, especially those calling out injustice, are being muted or twisted. It’s a wake-up call for all of us. We cannot put our trust in platforms, politicians, or celebrities. We can’t depend on “mega people” to save us. Our only real safety, our only true hope, is in God.

This is a season for reflection, prayer, and courage. None of us knows how much time we have left, and that’s exactly why we must stand for what’s right while we still can. My prayer is that we will start to see change soon—not just in policies but in hearts. Because if hearts don’t change, nothing else will.

Stay strong, stay prayerful, and remember: even in the darkness, God is still God.

– Cynthia

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