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