@busybird15

Many disagreed with my last post. I understand y’all and I was worried personally about the post. However, his death did actually make me think and I believe my thoughts are respectful and the type of thing he and his family would want said about him at his death. I only posted it because I actually felt that.

It's not me being a salesman using a sad situation to guilt people into believing my religion. I genuinely think that:

1) Charlie would support me saying that (which I believe makes it respectful) and

2) Our need for Christ is the highest thing, above anything else, and so I must share it or my priorities would be misaligned. I just want to clear that up.

I think that including my own story could have been a good example, but it probably went too far and made it too self-centered.

Sorry to those I offended. I do grieve for his family and those around him who are suffering, and should have emphasized that in the post. But I think the core message was respectful to him and he would agree.

Charlie Kirk was in the middle of speaking when he was shot. Those were his last words. He definitely did not think it would be his last day.

Life is not guaranteed, and what will happen when it’s over? The only way to have true life now or for eternity is trusting in Jesus. If you don’t trust him, you need him.

I used to be anxious and living for the approval of everyone around me. I was saved by Jesus on July 4, 2023 and now my life has totally changed. The only thing that saved me was the power of God, not self-help or anything like that.

I didn’t agree with Charlie Kirk on a lot of things, but as far as I know, we would have agreed on this.