Charlie Kirk is with the King

Charlie Kirk is gone from this world, but he has stepped into glory. Today he is not standing before critics, not sparring with political opponents, not battling the culture — he is standing before the King of Kings.

Charlie wasn’t perfect — none of us are. But what set him apart was courage. In an age of compromise, he refused to bend. He spoke truth when it was unpopular, he defended family when the world mocked it, and he lifted up Christ even when people tried to silence him. That kind of boldness doesn’t come from politics — it comes from conviction rooted in faith.

The Apostle Paul said, “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” (2 Timothy 4:7). I believe that’s exactly what Charlie can say today. He fought, he endured, and now he rests in the arms of Jesus.

For us who remain, his passing is a challenge. Will we cower in fear, or will we rise in boldness? Will we let culture dictate what we say, or will we stand firm on the Word of God no matter the cost? If Charlie’s life teaches us anything, it’s this: silence in the face of lies is not an option.

Charlie Kirk is with the King. And now the responsibility is ours — to pick up the mantle of truth, to speak with boldness, to love without fear, and to fight the good fight until the Lord calls us home.