Wowu! the song it’s self was deep and very heartfelt but that note really hit a place. A few weeks back I was getting gas at a state pump that my job requires us to get gas at and I would see sheriffs getting gas as well and each one I would see I would subconsciously tense up not out fear of the person though because I didn’t know them to be scared of them but it was just be this uncomfortable feeling, because growing up in the 90’s to be a police officer I really looked to them as heroes and from experiences like trip lees and all of the topics in the song my visual of them being heroes have been forever changed. Not in a negative way though because I just simply see them as what they truly are at the end of the day.. A human being.. And I thank God that he allowed me to see them as that because you don’t usually see (well I ain’t ever see it lol) civilians in comic books pray for heroes. And that’s what was birthed out of those incidents… Because in the midst of my tension and fear of them having a bad day or even the fear of their perception of my person at a state gas pump with a hoody (even though it’s cold out), putting gas in an unmarked all white van (not knowing that I provide transportation for individuals with intellectual disabilities to work),came this compassion feeling bad for them because they might have the fear of me being that one person to falsely accuse and/or provoke them to act out of term out fear for their life and reputation. Its just a jacked up situation that is clearly a trick of the enemy to cause division and to keep us separated so the body of Christ won’t be on one accord Because he knows what can take place when that’s so. But little does he know that when he does that he creates 23 year old male prayer warriors who cling to nothing more or nothing less than the Lord Jesus Christ in these last and evil days. Neal I hope and pray that you just remain humble and that every situation you may enter no matter the atmosphere goes in your favor as a child of theMmost high God. Usikelelke!