Speaker 1: Welcome to the Three Stories version of the Todd Herman Shows.
Story number one Kirk derangement syndrome strikes AOC's party of hate.
Story number two Charlie's defenders use a Godly weapon Praise God.
And story number three two church views on Charlie Kirk
plus a pop culture moment. Indeed culture is changing and
again Praise God. And one more thing. We'll do this
all with God's help. Thank you, Lord.
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in These
are the times to which God has decided which shall
let it. With the help of Mockingbird media members, the
Democrats have been busily telling conservatives something that Chris Bray said.
I think this is Chris can say so much in
a headline that it takes other people the entire paragraph
to say. Chris wrote, you need to watch your tone
while we're shooting you. It's a perfect headline. It describes
what the Democrats are doing in their Kirk Derangement syndrome
state Charlie Kirk's progress at the age of thirty one,
what he built at the age of thirty one, the
difference he's made to the age of thirty one, and
much more problematically for them, the fact that he was
making that difference on college campuses and an eternal difference.
This is letting God work through him to change souls,
not just votes, but souls. Is a huge problem for
the Democrats since they've gone fully deranged with the Mockingbird media.
We're seeing headline after headline after headline saying Republicans cautioned
to watch their tone to adjust their rhetoric. In other words, look,
we're sorry one of your guys got unlived, but you
need to stop talking about your guy getting unlived. And
when you do talk about getting your guy unlived, do
you need to talk in a very kind and understanding voice,
otherwise we're going to be forced to continue to hit you, baby, honey.
Don't want to have to beat you upside the noggin,
but you keep crying so loud. Got to cry quieter.
And it's Democrats who have the track record that we
can point to to say on the topic of rhetoric,
do you really mean that we need to cool our rhetoric.
Here's some clips towards that point. This is the unbelievably
do nothing Chris Murphy, whose job is to go on TV.
Speaker 3: Our only opportunity, our only chance to save our democracy,
is to fight fire with fire right now. So yeah,
do I bemoan the fact that we're now blowing up norms? Yes,
but literally for two seconds, because if you spend any
more than that being sorry for the fact that the
old world doesn't exist, then your democracy is gone. Like,
we're in a war right now to save this country,
and so you have to be willing to do whatever
is necessary in order to save the country.
Speaker 4: When I hear that, I wonder if is there enough
people that believe that same thing. And until you get
more to believe that, that may be why the Democrats
aren't growing in the same direction.
Speaker 3: Again, you can't get people to believe it if you
don't act like it.
Speaker 1: We're in a war, okay, If you're in a war,
then it's okay to take out the other side's commander
or general or colonel. See this is the kirk or
ancient syndrome. Now he said this prior to Charter Kirk
being alived, But the derangement syndrome is telling Democrats to
go and say to Republicans, you need to watch your
tone while we're beating you. You know, as we're beating you,
say thank you and modify how you speak. Ali Veshia
and MSNBC he likewise contributed to an environment that creates
the circumstance where people think it's an existential threat, but
we need to watch arts home.
Speaker 5: Yet the leadership of the Democratic Party cannot seem to
find the front of the battle line. Political leaders who
think their job is to keep the government open and
cut deals and make strongly worded statements to the media
and on the floor of Congress are missing this moment entirely.
Americans are begging for more, begging them to get off
the mat and get back into the fight. So, if
you are a political leader in this country and you
are not prepared to fight with both hands, you're not
prepared to make good trouble.
Speaker 1: And perhaps you.
Speaker 5: Should step aside and make space for those who will,
for those who will show us that they can fight
a bit dirty.
Speaker 3: If that's what the defense of democracy takes.
Speaker 1: Well, you know what we're going to fight a little
bit dirty, because defending democracy requires that we fight a
little bit dirty. So define dirty. Taking a guy out
permanently pretty dirty. But then again, both Hands and Democrat
Mockerbird media sources continued to say to the Republicans, Hey, look,
we're sorry your guy got un alive. That's sad and all,
but you need to modify your speech. When people create
circumstances like this, they're begging for outcomes like we've seen.
This is Tim Waltz, remember him. He's that guy who
figured out how to change the oil in the car
thout dirting your hands. He was a guy who was
brought on to the Cammi Harris ticket because he was
the only person that could find that was a dimmer
bulb than Cami. You get up in the morning and
you doom scroll through things. And although I will say this,
the last few days you woke up thinking there might
be news, saying just saying there will be news sometime,
just so you know there will be news. This was
around the time that people were making attempts to un
alive President Trump. There might be news, there might be
news soon. Sounds like he's hopeful that President Trump would
be unalived. Do you remember when President Trump was almost unalived.
Do you remember when he was shot in the ear
and people mocked him for having been shot in the ear.
People mocked that circumstance, and then they forgot about it.
Thank god, we know more about Tyler Robinson than we
did of the young man whose name I can't recall.
You probably can't either, who was allowed to walk into
a public facility with a range finder, get up on
a roof and sit there. Bizarre circumstance. But yes, we
need to watch our tone. This is State Representative Justin Jones.
Listen to this discussion and tell me if you are
someone who's mentally unstable, someone who buys the idea that
the entire Republican Party wants to put same sex attracted
people in cages and prison camps and people who are
gender defined that they want to wipe out completely. If
you listen to this, and this is a state rep
who is supposedly a respectful human being, would you concur
then all of a sudden, it seems that we are
legitimately in a state of war, and maybe we should
start taking out the colonels and the lieutenants in the general.
Speaker 6: You have set this flavor out there a while ago
that people want fighters, and right now the voters are
screaming out for this. They want people who will say,
your morals should be good, but if they're burning the
house down, you.
Speaker 1: Need to do something. Your morals should be good, but
that butt always separates. Your morals should be good, but
not good.
Speaker 7: I mean, that's exactly right, brother, Ali. You know the
houses on fire. We have to stop pretending like we
don't smell the smoke. It's time for America to wake
up and put our morals above our manners. Now is
not the time to engage in trying to play paddy
cake with a party that has been captured by fascists
and neo confederates. There is no bipartisanship any more with
a party that is intent on maintaining minority rule between
tech oligarchs, white supremacists, and Christian nationalists. They want a
minority run government, and they're willing to do this at
any means. Necessarily must fight back. You know, I think
that we will be judged not by what we do,
by what we don't do to future generations. Now is
the time to lean into the instinct to say that
we must meet with proportionate response the forces that we face,
and so we can look our children, our future generations
in the face that we did everything in our power
to stand up and fight back to save our democracy.
Because if we're seriously about the threat of fascism, that
means that there is nothing off the table. And we're
really serious about the threat that we face, that means
we want everything at our table to fight back.
Speaker 1: There's nothing off the table. H so unliving one of
the most influential conservative activists in history. That's off the table. Right, Nope,
nothing's off the table. What if it creates a bunch
of follow on attacks, so be it. Let's not put
our manners above our morals. Everything's on the table. If
that man had different colored skin and was on another
party and was speaking this way, that man would have
been made famous. That man is not famous. A few
people know who he is, and Ali Veshi had him
on that show on purpose. Remember the funny, funny comedian
Stephen Colbert who was so funny that his show tanked
in the ratings, and it's being funally taken away. Stephen
Colbert is so funny sometimes. I don't know if you've
ever seen this sometimes he uses the F word. It
is so so edgy. Here's Stephen Colbert and he's talking
about rumors that President Trump had died. I came back.
Speaker 8: When I came back in the office, I was shocked
to learn that this weekend the biggest story was frenzied
social media rumors speculating whether Donald Trump had died. For
the record, donald Trump is very much alive, okay, And no,
we like our presidents alive.
Speaker 1: That's your response. Maybe maybe I would fall on this
side of that equation, because Stephen Colbert is not a
particularly funny man. I would fall on the side of
that equation that the producers prior gave direction. When you
see the happy face, be happy and then help Steven out.
And when you see the sad face, be sad. I
bet you, I bet you. But yeah, we need to moderize.
We need to moderate our tone because it's us with
the problem. And this is a continuation, this is the
pre state of the Kirk derangement syndrome. Our ends. Gerdais
on MSNBC attacked Democrat leadership and they wanted to see
more confrontational nature from these people.
Speaker 9: Culture of niceties, of not making mistakes of triple checking things,
of being careful. Right, that's what people in the Harvard
faculty lounge do. There's a place for that. But winning
political fights against an authoritarian takeover is not that. And
so yeah, a government shoutdown is a perfect example of
something that could absolutely transform the dynamic of this country
and actually create a real opposition and galvanize the public
against Trump. And it could fail, and it could make
people hate you, and you should absolutely take that risk.
You're in politics. We sit this table every day. If
you want people not to think anything badly of you,
no one should sit at this table right to try anything,
to try to have any impact on anything means taking risks.
And people whose load star is risk a version. And
if you've listened to any major Democratic leader give a
speech in the last year, you have understood people whose
load star is risk aversion. You're just not adequate to
this moment. And I say, I know these people, some
of them are my friends. If you are not up
to this moment, there is no shame in golfing. It
is a wonderful sport. There's no shame in god into
that law firm. There's no shame in becoming the lobbyist
you've always dreamed of being. But get out of the way.
There are people who know how to fight. Get out
of their ways.
Speaker 1: Okay, so fight, fight fights. Nothing is off the table.
Tom Elliotts, who runs a company called Graby and a
lot of other things, put that together, and the kirket
arrangement syndrome is so thick already with people that we
on the conservative side are being told we need to
watch our tone. And this extends into other areas. These
people are paid to speak, they're paid to divide, they're
paid to run out the sygh op that all of
our neighbors are insane, that we need to hate our neighbor,
which is the most it's not the most ungodly thing,
but it's distinctly ungodly. They're paid to divide, they're paid
to carry this out. They benefit from carrying this out.
But look at some of the victims of this. I'll
show you this thing just a second from office depot,
there was a fact of life in business. Pick the partners, well,
don't maybe use home depot until this's taken care of,
until we see that these people have been fired. I
would stay away from depot. That I say home depot,
office depot and tell this is taken care of. Just
a quick message to them. People are going to act
this way when we want to print a sign for
a vigil that's simply a man's name and the day
was born and his picture in the day was unlived.
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go after office depot for this thing that happened. This
is an extension of kirkd arrangement syndrome. It is on
display in an office depot and it came downhill from
the people we just showed on TV telling everyone nothing
is off the table, thank you.
Speaker 5: So we came in for an order earlier for the print.
Speaker 10: A poster for our vigil.
Speaker 1: All it is is a picture of Charlie Kirk, his
name and born date and date that he was unlive. Yes,
for somebody that it's not.
Speaker 11: We don't quit that year, all right, So what's your name?
Speaker 2: A print supervised than one of the managers.
Speaker 1: Yes, sound so if they say they don't print political propaganda,
so this is somebody that passed away a.
Speaker 5: Couple of years political propaganda unfortunately.
Speaker 1: So this is for a prayer to night for a
prior vigil.
Speaker 12: It's still propaganda, unfortunately makes it because he's a political figure.
Speaker 9: And I don't have to yet.
Speaker 13: Our general manager is going to be in on Monday.
Speaker 2: If you honest fell or their only subject, We've.
Speaker 1: Got response, We've got lawyers, and you have pambody who
may one day, get off Fox News and go look
at something like this, because she's not going to look
at much serious. She doesn't have Kirk derangement syndrome. They do.
But let us not be deranged. Let us not remember
that we're to love our neighbor as ourself, and in fact,
the harder thing is to love our enemies. Let us
not give into this sye up. Let us not and
ourselves become deranged with anger at what they helped set
up to be done to Charlie Kirk. Let us instead
carry out part of Charlie Kirk's legacy, a big part
of it, which was following in the footsteps of the
Lord Jesus, who did not say hate diaenemy. He said
love diatemy. Doesn't mean we don't talk about things, even
in honest ways. We always will. Sometimes honest ways can
come across as harsh because sometimes the truth seems harsh.
Story number two. Charlie's defenders use a godly weapon. The
people are defending Charlie Kirk are using a godly weapon
that cannot cannot be overcome. When you're talking about God's light,
darkness cannot overcome it. Because we hear in the Bible
a light shines in the darkness. The darkness does not
overcome it. Sometimes it's translated as the darkness cannot understand it. No,
it cannot, and light and dark cannot coexist. And the
people who support and love Charlie Kirk or loved him,
I stay love. Love doesn't die when someone is unlived,
love continues on. They're using an absolutely godly weapon. This,
of course, was very evident. When Erica Kirk addressed Charlie's enemies.
She did it in a way of a wife who
is making a very, very very stern promise to them.
But she also did this from a very godly position.
Speaker 12: The evildoers responsible for my husband's assassination have no idea
what they have done. They killed Charlie because he preached
a message of patriotism, faith and of God's merciful love.
But they should all know this. If you thought that
my husband's mission was powerful before, you have no idea.
You have no idea what you just have unleashed across
this entire country. To everyone listening tonight across America, the
movement my husband built will not die.
Speaker 3: It won't.
Speaker 12: I refuse to let that happen.
Speaker 5: It will not die.
Speaker 1: This is a wife still in love with their husband,
acting upon love, building a movement based upon love, based
upon the words of the Gospel, based upon bringing people
true eternal freedom. This is a deadly godly weapon to
the people who are operating in darkness, because it cannot
be fought against, because God's love conquers everything, and in
the end, God wins, and when we stand with the
Lord Jesus Christ, we win. So they're using a godly
weapon that cannot be countered. And they're not the only ones.
Erka Kirk's not the only one. I'll show you an
example or two here in a second on some other
ways people supporting Charloie Kirk using this godly weapon that
cannot be overcome. My friend Tim Krukshank is a very
loving man. He is about as gentle a Navy seal
as you'll ever mate. That doesn't sound very Navy seal like,
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on our behalf as a medic attached to the seal teams.
He was deployed in places like Babylon and Afghanistan and Iraq.
And when he was on those teams dealing with real war,
Tim began to think about life after war and what
he wanted to do well. He wanted to go home
and love his family. Tim was deployed immediately after one
of his first children's first child was born. Deployed immediately after.
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he sits back and watches what's going on in this environment,
he decided to speak in a way that is difficult
to counter because he uses the same exact godly weapon
that Charlie Kirk's wife used.
Speaker 11: And I want to give Charlie some credit here, Okay.
Back in twenty nineteen, Charlie Kirk helped a lot of
young blacks get to the White House. He changed a
lot of their lives. A lot of them never imagine
going to the White House. And Charlie helped hundreds of
young black boys and girls go to the White House. Charlie,
Thank you for that.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Charlie, Thank you, Charlie.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Man.
Speaker 1: So for people who want to call.
Speaker 11: Charlie a rasis, kiss my blacks, my language, and we'll
bleep that he said, kiss some part of his.
Speaker 1: Body and man to see Charlie again. Here's what Terence K.
Williams wrote above that clip on Twitter. Charlie was not
a racist and I will not sit back and a
lot of people to spread that light. I gave Charlie
Kirk his flowers last year and thanked him for helping
hundreds of young black people get an invite to the
White House back in twenty nineteen. He helped pay for
most of their flights and hotels because it cost so
much to travel. He didn't want them to miss out.
He gave them an experience and opportunity of a lifetime.
And yes, he helped me get an invite as well.
I'm going to miss him so much. He stands for
his friend, who his friend was. He does it in
loving grace. There's others who stood up and talked about
what Charlie meant to them, and not even in a
personal sense. Eli Steele is the son of the great
and legendary Shelby Steele, one of the first Black Americans
to come out and call out the Democrat Party. He
wrote a brilliant book called Unearned Loyalty and Man. He
was called a race trader, and he talked in a
long note about how much Turning Points USA met and
how much it meant to Black America, how much it
meant to be welcomed into movements rather than shunned by
this movement. And he wasn't a big, close personal friend
of Charlie Kirk, at least he doesn't say he was.
But it was Trayvon Martin's death that he referred to
what Joys responded to with an active hatred by Barack
Obama versus an act of love. The people who are
defending Charlie using God's weapon of love, they cannot lose.
Story number three two Church views on Charlie Kirk. You
know when Charlie Kirk was unalived, as the YouTube authorities
want us to say, when his life was stolen and
stolen not just from Charlie, but his family also stolen
from God. It's given us an opportunity to get to
know people and who people are. We've seen the insane
responses of people celebrating the taking of this life of
this young man at the age of thirty one, taking
it from his children. As they celebrate the death, that's
celebrating a family that is now fatherless. That's celebrating knowing
that kids will never grow up to toss a ball
with him, or to go to a daddy daughter dance
with him. And as they celebrate this, we learn who
they are because in times like these, we see people's
initial responses, and I should say it this way, who
they've been caused to become. Because the effort to turn
people into folks who respond this way to the death
of a human being at this young age. This has
been long cooming. It's the unaliving of people, or the
dehumanization of people. It's the othering of people. It's what
the left calls it. What it really is is refusing
to let people see all of us through God's eyes.
God sees us. All is his creation. He created all
of us in his image. He loves all of us.
He loves the person who took Chartie Kirk out just
as much as he loves you.
Speaker 2: Or me.
Speaker 1: He doesn't love what the person did. There's many things
I've done that God doesn't love. And I will fail
again because we all fall short of the grace of
God and the glory of God. And then we repent
and we come back and we ask the Holy Spirit
to help us not sin that way again, knowing that
we'll break in other ways. But we've learned a lot
about who people are in this response, because the brokenness
has become who they are. It's a very broken thing
to go to social media and celebrate and dance and
put your hands up and speak so so enthusiastically about
having watched this. And there are people there's a teacher
in Toronto who ran this video of Charlie in the
moment when the bullet struck that apparently ran this on
virtual loop for ten and eleven year olds, saying again
and again and again he got what he deserved, making
them watch it again and again and again, talking about
turning points usay and how evil they were to ten
and eleven year olds and kids went home very disturbed,
as you can understand that you'd be disturbed too, at
least I would. I can't watch it. I watched it
once from a close up view. I can never see
it again. I only watched these things by the way
Charlie went through it. The least I could do is
see it. And that also afforded me the unfortunate opportunity
to watch people celebrate as it happened. People mocked and celebrated,
and we saw who they've become. What interests me is
what the churches have become. In response to this, there
was a church service that awakened church in San Diego
and they came out and they played all Hail King Jesus.
In the background was Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 13: I don't know if we got the slide of Charlie Kirk.
Holy Spirit just said, remind them what a hero looks like,
what a soldier for the Kingdom of Heaven looks like?
Speaker 10: At shit in.
Speaker 13: Your soul, the Holy Spirit says, Let that be a
reminder who the man of God I called to preach
the gospel in boldness, never forget. So tonight as we
go out, I want an awakened church, victory, cheer for
a man of God that has preached the gospel on
a said, let's give it up. Get a spirit of cheer.
Let joy erupt, Let joy erupt, Let joy erupt.
Speaker 10: That's a man of.
Speaker 13: God, a soldier for the kingdom. Come on, let's worship
one more song. Oh Hell, King Jesus.
Speaker 1: There are people who are criticizing this because they say
they're worshiping Charlie. What they said there was the Holy
Spirit filled Charlie Kirk. That Charlie Kirk was a man
who spoke bravely the gospel, unashamedly the gospel, who at
every opportunity made sure that young people understood the most
important thing is Jesus. And he met his end. And
Charlie Kirk knew his life was at risk, and he
continued to speak out the Apostles knew because Jesus told
them what was going to happen. They saw what happened
to Jesus, they knew what would eventually happen to them.
The authorities made it clear what's eventually going to happen
to them, and they spoke out as well. We celebrate Paul,
and we celebrate Matthew, we celebrate the Apostles. Sometimes people
celebrate martyrs. Catholics do that very very formally. So we
celebrated Charlie's life at that church. They celebrated his life.
They celebrated the fact that he lived for God. I
don't see that as making Charlie into Jesus. I see
that as celebrating the work of a God, the man.
That's one view. Now this isn't a church, but it's
a Christian organization, and it's a fallen one. Christianity today
is a fallen organization. They had an article from Stefanie
McKay says, painting Charlie Kirk as a martyr affirms the
essential function of violence and denies the raality that Jesus
conquered death demonic power. Ever since Jesus, violence lost their
cohesive force. It once exerted to unite communities around the
deaths of their victims and thus relieve their tensions. Now,
any positive affects this result from acts of violence, like
the national unity after nine to eleven, will always be
temporary and ultimately self defeating. This also explains why, according
to Gerrard, violence has grown increasingly chaotic in its nature,
decentralized in its manifestation, and ineffectual in its aims. In short,
to instrumentalize Kirk's unliving, whether by painting him as a
martyr or miscurrint sanctions his status as a scapegoat and
so affirms the essential function of violence, which in turn
denies the vality that Jesus conquered death demonic power. It
does nothing of the sort for anyone who is firm
in their Christian faith. They unalive Charlie's body, they did
not affect his soul. Anyone who is a firm Christian
understands this. Back to the article. On the far left,
some talk as if Kirk deserved what happened to him
for his past comments subject of race, sexuality, guns, even empathy,
which critics have deemed deeply dehumanizing. Kirk is someone who
died on the hill he chose, and whose death can
thus be weaponized against his own rhetoric and ideology. By contrast,
some on the far right speak of Kirk's death as
advancing a holy cause in enemy territory. Kirk is a
slain saint and hero whose murder is a rallying cry
and call to arms for conservatives and Christians like him.
In short, in a mutual display of selective outrage and empathy,
the far left blames Kirk's death on the right and
the far right blames his death on the left. Well,
then there's the fact that a far left movement captured
the soul we hope temporarily of a young man named
Tyler Robinson. That in that far left stink tank there
have been calls to unlive people like Charlie Kirk for
over a decade. There's training organizations that train people like
Tyler Robinson to carry out acts like this. That was
a leftward happening, and it has been the left that
has embraced that and selective empathy. Many of us that
Christianity has determined are far right, meaning people who are
not going to out out and endorse things like gender ideology,
can have empathy for Tyler Robinson, this kid who grew
up in a home with a sheriff father, a social
worker mother, in a decent community, in a nice house,
who achieved a scholarship for some thirty thousand dollars in college,
who seem normal. A lot of us can have empathy
for way the world sucks people like that in and
make them part of the world, a being of the world,
rather than someone just living in the world. We can
have empathy for that. Christianity today doesn't want to play
that game. They want to play the binary game because
Christianity today is a fallen organization. I will show you
a pastor, because that was the christian I want to
show you probably Christianity today. I want to show you
a pastor in a second who I think makes a
decent statement about Charlie. But some of our friends are
saying that he was dragging Charlie in this sermon. I
don't think so. But I'm going to be curious to
what to see what you think. I want to know
what you think about this. Do you think that I
would sit behind this microphone, look you in the eye
and tell you about renewed healthcare knowing that it didn't work.
I think we can all say no, I've been there
three times. You honestly think I would go spend my
time there three times. I've had the opportunity up here
to have stem cells injected in me for free. Did
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e n ue dot Healthcare. This is an actual church.
This is a bridge church in New York City. Our
friends at Woke Preacher Clips provided this. James T. Robertson
went to denounce the unliving of Charti Kirk, but a
lot of people in the evangelical movements are criticizing this
statement as dragging Chartie Kirk. I want to know what
you think. Do you think this is dragging Chartikirk?
Speaker 2: So let me be clear.
Speaker 10: I denounce his assassination veheminently, and we all should. That
shouldn't be hard. It's wicked, that's obvious. It is also
wicked to celebrate his death. It is carnal to celebrate
his death. To lack empathy for someone who doesn't have
empathy for you is to live in carnality. At the
same time, while he fought for ideals that he believed
were Christian, I also denounced the way he carried himself,
and especially the way he talked about black people.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So here's what I want us to remember as a church.
What I need all of us to know. People are
not defined by their ideology, defined by the image of God.
Speaker 1: I don't take a lot of problem with it. I
disagree with him I don't think that Charlie Kirk spoke
about black people in negative ways. I think he spoke
about a black person in a way that some sees negative.
When he addressed who George Floyd really was and what
George Floyd really did. That's not black people, that's George Floyd.
But the pastor is very clear and very loving in
the way he says it, standing against the assassination. He
also said this, and this is from rope Woke Pricher Eclipse.
Charlie Kirk and other political activists, particularly some on the
evangelical right, often see ideas and policies that claim to
be Christian, but they're fought with it, fought with in
a carnal posture. They're fighting for Jesus with anger and
harshness and rage. And the danger of that is when
you fight spiritual battles in a carnal way, the world
responds with the same carnality. That's a well constructed state. Now,
I don't agree that Chardie Kirk fought in anger and rage.
I never saw anger or rage from Charlie. I saw excitement,
I saw earnestest, I saw determination, I saw righteous anger,
But I didn't see rage from Charldi Kirk, So I
disagree with the man that. I don't feel like that's
dragging Chardie Kirk. I feel like that's a pastor doing
his job with his flock and mana bets. If you
were to talk that guy, you'd find out that he
would probably have enjoyed a conversation with Chardie Kirk greatly.
As we discover who people are, we discover who we are.
Honest question, what was your first thought when you saw
what happened to Charlie? Your first immediate thought, this is
God's plan, that Jesus knows what he's doing. That I
may not like what's happening, but it must happen because
God has allowed it. Was your first thought of his family?
Was your first thought of the savior? Charlie's gone to
the Lord? My first thought was discussed. It was a
Carni reaction, it was a body reaction. My second thought
was to look at it again, to say, oh my gosh,
did I see his hands go up? Does that mean
his spinal cord was severed? I started to suddenly become
medical experts. Then I wondered how far away was the shooter?
Where were they located? What were they aiming at? My
thought became I got to get in touch with some
friends of mine, have friends who trained snipers for the Seals. Oh,
I got to text Mike, I got to text Tim, Hey,
was this an amateur thing? Was a professional? Woud this
require professional hits? What was the weaponry? Are they going
to go after other people? My first and immediate thought
was not to drop to my knees and pray, Dear God,
help Charlie. I mean that came my wife and I
at one point said we should pray, and we did.
We prayed for Charlie's life. We prayed for his family.
We didn't pray for the people who took him out.
Still not really doing that. I speak the words, but
I don't feel it. So we learn a lot about ourselves,
but we're learning about culture as well. I saw the
NFL come out require certain teams to put up them
the things to honor Charlie Kirk moments of silence, and
I looked at that and said, you know what, you
cannot force morality in the NFL's job is not to
go out and force people to have a moment of
reflection for Charlie Kirk. It's supposed to be a football game.
But then I remember this. They did it for George Floyd.
George Floyd's life as it was extinguished, was tragic. It
was horrible to watch. When I watched it and saw
Officer Chavin on his side, I was screaming at the TV.
Let him up, Let him up. He can't breathe, he
can't breathe Let him up. Derek Shavin did exactly as
he was trained to do. And the autopsy seems to
indicate that George Floyd, a drug addict, die from a
fenton al over dose. He did not have a constricted airway.
But I still watched that, and then I learned about
George Floyd and her. George Floyd was what he did
with his life and how he wasted the life God
gave him and used it to threaten other people. And
there are statues to him, and the NFL at that
point made their players choose some social justice something or
other to wear on their uniforms, and they promoted a
man who lived his life in a violent and ungodly way.
So the problem people have with the NFL now not
honoring Charlie Kirk. This is a man who lived in
his life in a pretty godly way, I'd say, a
very godly way, who shared the Gospel with everybody he met.
There's a change in culture, even in the music culture.
There's a band called Stained and they decided to make
a statement in regard to Charlie Kirk when they got
ready to play their song something to remind you.
Speaker 6: I want to dedicate this next song tonight that mister
Charlie Kurd.
Speaker 1: This is.
Speaker 2: Same.
Speaker 1: It's quite a setting, isn't it. Change Say goodbye to
this chapter of my ever changing life. There's a change
in culture. One of the things that Charlie did, and
I believe the power of the Holy Spirit, is he's
spoken to the lives of young people who saw in
Charlie the first and only pastor many of them would
ever see. Praise God for that. This is the Todd
Hermann Shaw. Please go be well, be strong, be kind,
and please make every effort to walk in the light
of Christ.