This Sunday, we want to encourage you to go to church and save a seat for Charlie.
Charlie Kirk loved the local church. He believed that one of the greatest ways we can honor God, and honor his legacy, is by showing up, worshiping Jesus, and standing with a Bible-believing community.
If you’ve been away from church for a season, now is the time to come back. If you already have a home church, invite a friend to join you. And if you don’t yet have a church family, follow Erika’s encouragement to find a Bible-believing church near you.
Charlie would have wanted nothing more than to see believers filling the pews, exalting Christ, and living out their faith boldly. So this Sunday, let’s do exactly that.
Go to church. Save a seat for Charlie. Worship Jesus.
@Indy_reporter_ I’ve never been to one, and I’m not sure I aim to change that even with a local store. It’s a gas station; not an historical landmark..? But to each their own.
@Indy_reporter_ Taxpayer funded, which means everybody has a say. I don’t love the content, but I also won’t censor it. We just choose not to go in, and I’ve built a home library with books that are carefully curated. Or, use the “holds” feature and just pick up what you’ve “ordered”. Easy!
@ShaunStromb@Indy_reporter_ I never saw this in school, but certainly saw it in my early twenties. Homeschooling my kids from the start. No way are they learning this garbage until they’re old enough and wise enough to fight against it.
@McJuggerNuggets Dang- I have a kiddo who became medically complex after age 2. Another, we realized when he was three weeks. Another with a severe peanut allergy. I didn’t realize we could just kill them. Gosh, life certainly would be easier for everybody. Thanks for this!
@KCShuffle2012@SenatorBanks Right- until you have to go to a stadium that doesn’t allow weapons. Or a children’s hospital. What good does it do us then? Riley tossed my knife and my pepper spray and left me vulnerable with kids. It’s ridiculous.
@sarahofindiana You do NOT represent me. This is a very niche outlook, and certainly not one-size-fits-all. I’m a Christian, homeschooling mama. We will certainly continue high school studies. Marriage and children are wonderful- IF that’s what the Lord has planned. Good grief, Sarah. 😵💫
@Mrgunsngear Was curious- wrote it on the board in our “school room” at home, with no context. 21 and 16 year old olds read it with zero issues. 11 year old was fine until “gauche”. All three understood the passage. What in the world is going on in these schools? 🫣
@EStancel@Poeslawisalive@RepLuna Central Indiana. I have farmer friends for beef, chicken, eggs, and I grow some things myself, but I’d love more options if you have suggestions.
@RepNancyMace Okay, but the poison is still there. Now the burden of proof is on us to prove, in a court of law, that we’re sick and dying because of it? How does that help?
@sf_Harding@ImMeme0 This is a perfectly fine example of illiteracy. When you grow up reading something more than graphic novels, there should be no struggle reading OR understanding. My homeschooled 16 and 21 year olds didn’t so much as pause when shown this example. 🙄
@RelatablewABS I think most of us knew something wasn’t right. Nothing was ever take seriously. I AM a Christian, but- whew. This is a hard one for me. Compassion is the furthest thing from my mind, though I know better. He’s leading impressionable young folks astray with his lies. 😕
@sarahofindiana Sooo, cool. We can now sue when our kids are sick and dying from pesticide use; IF we can prove it, or afford the lawyer. How about we just get rid of poison on our foods altogether? You know darn well it will never move forward in the Senate anyhow. Yay politics. 🥳