@brianandraos: Remembering Charlie Kirk. 🇺🇸 His voice impacted a nation, but his boldness impacted me personally. The day he was assassinated forced me to look at my own faith and realize how lukewarm I had become. Since then, I’ve chosen to speak boldly about Jesus, share my testimony, and use my voice to point others toward Christ. Charlie reminded a generation that conviction requires courage. May we honor his legacy not only with our words, but by having the courage to stand for what we believe. Be bold. Stand firm. Speak truth. Rest in peace, Charlie Kirk. 🕊️ #godfirst #jesusisking #charliekirk #christianfaith #christfollower

girbaudmf :

God bless you, brother. 🤝

Nadeem hayat :

God bless you

Justin :

God bless you and welcome to Christianity.

Christ.TheWay :

“If you abide in my word, you are truly my disciples, and you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” (John 8:31–32). “For this purpose I was born and for this purpose I have come into the world—to bear witness to the truth. Everyone who is of the truth listens to my voice.” (John 18:37). “But the hour is coming, and is now here, when the true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth, for the Father is seeking such people to worship him. God is spirit, and those who worship him must worship in spirit and truth.” (John 4:23–24).

Faith :

The Lord tells us, deny me before man, and I’ll deny you before my father in heaven. Praise God for your converting 🙏✝️💕 God bless you brother

HIBA BEAUTY & FANCY LIFESTYLE :

Jesus Christ bless you and Jesus Christ chooses you like he chose Paul to bring Jesus 🛋️to him

susanramnarain :

AMEN

Cristian MS :

All glory to GOD FATHER SON HOLLY SPIRIT ❤️❤️❤️👑

Lerixia :

Yes we must be brave and share the good news 🤍✝️🙏

kristytalley855 :

❤️🙏 ty beautiful brother

ɲøõřị :

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Samira :

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Kar❌ :

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Noah :

absolutely

Sara888 :

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Faith :

Amen !

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Christ.TheWay :

He weaponizes statistics to paint Black Americans as uniquely criminal while systematically ignoring white-perpetrated crime. Kirk has promoted "great replacement" rhetoric while simultaneously stoking fear of Black crime. This creates a narrative where Black people are simultaneously replacing white Americans and preying on them—a classic fascist trope. White-collar crime causes exponentially more economic damage than street crime, yet Kirk-who claims to care about economic issues-never targets it. Why? Because his audience identifies with white collar workers, not street criminals. The "criminal" is always racialized as Black. The quintessential American terror-mass school shootings-is overwhelmingly committed by white males, often with explicit white supremacist ideologies. Kirk never calls this a "white cultural problem" or demands white communities. White perpetrators outnumber Black perpetrators 2-to-1 in child sexual abuse cases. Where's Kirk's hysteria about white family structures? He attributes Black crime to "culture" and "fatherlessness" but never applies that framework to white communities where incest and child abuse are more prevalent. While Kirk obsesses over convenience store robberies, white perpetrators commit the vast majority of fraud, embezzlement, and financial crimes that destroy millions of lives and steal billions of dollars. These crimes require education, access, and institutional power-yet Kirk never warns about "prowling white executives.""Black attacks on white people happen 3X more often than white on black crime, despite blacks being only 13% of the population" - Kirk's tweet (since deleted) The General Theme: Kirk has repeatedly claimed Black people commit more crimes than non-Black people-a statement so false that Media Matters had to retract their factcheck only because Kirk's exact wording was slightly different, not because the substance was accurate. Bigots relate to Charlie.

Christ.TheWay :

Even to this day, black people have to consider the history of evil maintained upon us. We are to love all as we love ourselves…not oppress others irrespective of color. This is systemic hate: Yes, White Christian impose laws against Black People from 1619 forward: Transatlantic slave trade and chattel slavery (roughly 1619- 1865) * Black Codes and post-Civil War racial violence (1865-1870s) * Jim Crow segregation laws and legal discrimination (late 1870s-1960s) * Racial terror lynchings and extrajudicial violence (especially 1880s-1930s) * Convict leasing and forced labor systems (post-slavery into early 20th century) * Redlining, housing discrimination, and economic exclusion (1930s-1960s) * Mass incarceration and War (1980) * Project 2025 Great Replacement Theory (2025).

Christ.TheWay :

All Commandments are not equal. There are two great Commandments. Matthew 22:37 "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind." And the second is like unto it: Matthew 22:39" Love your neighbor as yourself."This principle focuses on human relationships, establishing empathy, kindness, and justice as the standard for how we treat others. You cannot truly fulfill one without the other. Simply put, Equality. Republicans focus on separation: gay, lesbian, transgender, Muslims,unmarried, childless, destitute, lazy, criminals, Demonrats, Atheists, Beta Israelis, Liberals, legal and illegal immigrants and the list is mercurial and never-ending. Republicans fight against equal rights. Matthew 22:39" Love your neighbor as yourself." The second commandment is completely about equality. • Matthew 5:44: “But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.” • Luke 6:27–28: “Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you.” Jesus also teaches to love enemies but doesn't endorse admiring or exalting those who intend harm. I could never vote in a manner that is inconsistent with the teachings of Christ. Euclidean Geometry: The shortest distance between two points is the length of the straight line that connects them. John 14:6: "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." Any deviation from the words of Jesus fosters evil… Paul. CIK