How Should Christians View Charlie Kirk’s Memorial?
Well, the memorial service for Charlie Kirk is over. Whew, what a service—200,000 people packed into two stadiums and millions from around the world watching live as Christians worshipped the Lord, prayed, and shared the gospel. How should Christians view this memorial and Charlie’s legacy?
I made a short video after I watched the memorial and shared my thoughts on what was said, particularly Erika Kirk forgiving the assassin, and what Charlie’s legacy could be. You can watch that video below:
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Testimonies of the impact of this memorial are pouring in on social media with atheists, Muslims, and “cultural Christians” attending church, purchasing Bibles, and expressing interest in Christianity, some for the very first time. Please continue to pray that the Lord will use what the enemy intended for evil for good and for the advancement of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken
by Ken Ham on September 22, 2025
Featured in Ken Ham Blog
Charlie was indeed martyred for the Truth of his faith.
I made a short video after I watched the memorial and shared my thoughts on what was said, particularly Erika Kirk forgiving the assassin, and what Charlie’s legacy could be. You can watch that video below:
[media=https://youtu.be/ryiEi0Y7lbU]
Testimonies of the impact of this memorial are pouring in on social media with atheists, Muslims, and “cultural Christians” attending church, purchasing Bibles, and expressing interest in Christianity, some for the very first time. Please continue to pray that the Lord will use what the enemy intended for evil for good and for the advancement of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken
by Ken Ham on September 22, 2025
Featured in Ken Ham Blog
Charlie was indeed martyred for the Truth of his faith.
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