One year ago today, Charlie Kirk was assassinated.
He became an American martyr.
Charlie was murdered by the Dark for showing people the Light.
Political violence must be rejected.
We must continue to fight for the future of America… For Charlie.
I remember exactly where I was when I learned Charlie Kirk had been shot.
I was sitting in my daughter’s room, watching my three kids play with their toys, when I opened X and the first two posts said “pray for Charlie right now.”
I panicked. I didn’t know what happened. Then I saw the videos, and my heart sank to the floor. Time stood still.
I prayed and prayed, hoping there was still a chance. I took my daughter to ballet class, dropped her off, and sat in the parking lot waiting for news.
Then President Trump posted the official report. Charlie Kirk had passed away.
Everything stopped. A man with a heart for people, for Jesus, for the world — killed on camera, doing exactly what he loved.
And then, after the world knew he was gone, something sacred happened. People gathered in a stadium — a room full of worship, lifting their voices to honor him. I wasn’t in that room, but I watched it unfold, and it felt monumental. Not just for Charlie, but for the church and everything he stood for.
Charlie Kirk was more than a man. He was called by God for such a time as this to make a difference in the world — and that’s exactly what he did.
September 10th is forever changed as the day they took away one of the only men who made a massive difference in this world.
For Charlie ❤️ We miss you!
TheBurntPeanut paused his stream to have a wholesome moment with a Military Veteran with severe PTSD who donated money to him ❤️
"thankyou for your service, thankyou for not letting those b*tches take our freedom and money"
Mel Gibson, after losing his Malibu home in the devastating January 2025 LA fires, opens up with raw faith:
"I feel like I'm being stripped down and prepared for something else... I feel like the Almighty is preparing me to do something big."
He reflects: God gives, God takes—we enter and leave with nothing. But "seek first the kingdom of God, and you'll always be okay. You'll get what you need."
Echoing his dad's favorite passage (Matthew 6): "Look at the flowers of the field... look at the birds of the air. They get fed. They get clothed." Stop worrying about stuff—it's all temporary.
In the interview, he sees the loss as a strange blessing: a purification, freeing him to focus on bigger callings (like his upcoming Resurrection of the Christ sequel).
A powerful reminder that sometimes what feels like total loss is actually preparation.
In tough times, have you ever felt stripped down—only to discover it cleared the way for something meaningful? What's one "stripped away" moment that led to growth or purpose for you?
Hey @billieeilish here’s a young lady
you could learn something from.
She brilliantly debunks the myth:
“No One is Illegal on Stolen Land”
(Bookmark it and share it with someone.)
Pitbull:
If you don’t like the United States of America, go back to the countries that we came from, and you’ll see how much you appreciate the United States of America.