Something that impacted me deeply early in my walk as a believer was learning about the <PERSON> response to the Black Plague. Christians were identified because they were the ones who stayed in the afflicted cities when pagan leaders, (and doctors), fled. Sure, <PERSON> were impacted by the plague just as much as the next person. But the difference was their view on death. If they believed that they have everlasting life, why would they not choose to run toward their neighbors and friends in a crisis instead of away for selfish gain? Instead of buying in to the mass hysteria, even when their families were getting sick, they chose to love their neighbors as themselves. It is my hope that this virus drives you to have a deeper empathy, a hope greater than your circumstances, and a healthy love of soap. These kinds of things have the power to tear relationships apart or bring them together--and I think we all need a little extra push to love each other better right now. Stay healthy, friends, be careful, but don't forget to love your neighbor.