This post here on X hits a whole lot harder today... a day where we lost more than just a voice - we lost a warrior. Charlie Kirk gave his life to a cause greater than himself. His heartbeat was conviction, courage, and Christ. And he never wavered, not once. God used Charlie

Anyone who says, “don’t politicize Charlie Kirk’s death” doesn’t understand that his assassination was political… and is an idiot. However… As a Christian I also understand that it was also demonic and there are unseen forces at play. The body of Christ needs to nut up.

9/11/01 taught us to say never forget. 9/10/25 reminded us why we must. Never forget.

Who celebrates when an American is killed simply for their views? Only the enemies of America. On 9/11, when terrorists struck, do you remember who celebrated? Only the enemies of America. Now, after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, look around. Who’s celebrating? Because

The Church must stop hiding behind excuses and start standing with courage. A complacent Church cannot defend a collapsing nation.

Good morning. The reason you feel Charlie’s death so deeply is because grief doesn’t measure itself by proximity. It measures itself by meaning. You didn’t have to know him personally to feel the sting of his absence, because when a voice like his goes silent, something in the

This isn’t just his legacy. It’s our responsibility. Here am I. Send me.

I keep seeing people post about how Charlie Kirk said he “hated the word empathy.” (I’m looking at YOU…. skinny-jeans, stool sitting, iPad reading, designer glasses preachers out there…..ok that’s rough, but you know I’m right. Right?) Charlie’s point about hating the word

“Just love them” isn’t enough. Culture twisted “love” to mean passivity - & it has infiltrated & castrated the Church. Real compassion isn’t surrender… It’s courage to speak truth. Charlie’s death is our wake up call to stop bowing, start standing, rise & carry the mission.

Ruh roh Raggy.

I’ve seen a few fellow brothers and sisters in Christ respond to Charlie Kirk’s assassination with things like, “we just need to love them because that’s what Jesus would do and that’s what Charlie would do.” And while I do agree with this to a point, let’s be honest… This

Church this morning hit different. Standing here.. the weight of this past week is real. This isn’t about moving on - it’s about deciding where we go from here. The battle ahead demands conviction, courage, and clarity. And I’m ready to carry it forward.

Silence in the face of evil is not Godly. If your church was silent and refused to talk about the evil that took place this week… Time to find a new church.

What his priest said about carrying the cross wasn’t wrong… but isn’t that the overarching message of the Gospel anyway? And if not the Gospel, what else should be preached in our churches? Here’s my conviction… Silence on present evil isn’t faithfulness - it’s avoidance.

Cancel culture: getting fired for a joke you made 15 years ago. Consequence culture: getting fired for pissing on the grave of a corpse of a murder victim from last week. Know the difference.

Jesus is the only way to heaven.