KIRK: Meet them in battle
The murder of Charlie Kirk is heartbreaking and infuriating. While others have expressed it in greater detail, this is a crucial moment. While the political implications are being analyzed, I interpret this event in a religious context. From my reading of the Book of Revelations, the time before the second coming of Jesus Christ is not a great time for Christians.
For example, Revelations 13:7 (KJV) speaks about a war against the saints of God. That same verse is clear that the saints (followers of God) are overcome. Simply put, for a time, we Christians will feel overcome, because we are. The murder of Charlie Kirk feels like one of those moments of being overcome. So how do we confront being overcome?
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