Daybreak: Storm Over Atchison: Lepanto, Hidden Lives, and the Face of the Father
A storm is rolling over Atchison—and this morning’s Daybreak moves through battles both seen and unseen.
We begin with G.K. Chesterton’s Lepanto, a poem that surges with the clash of civilizations and the strange triumph of the seemingly weak. From there, we turn to the Gospel of John (14:7–14), where Christ speaks with breathtaking clarity: “He that seeth me seeth the Father.” What does it mean to truly see—and to truly know?
Then, a different kind of drama unfolds in the BBC Saturday Night Theatre production of Laburnum Grove: a quiet suburban life hiding something far more dangerous…
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