Pray against the antichrist spirit of PERSECUTION in AMERICA …
A Biblical Thing Occurred With The Martyrdom of Charlie Kirk, September 10, 2025
On September 10, 2025, the world lost a lion of faith and courage, Charlie Kirk, struck down by an assassin’s bullet at Utah Valley University. At just 31 years old, this dynamic voice of young conservatism and outspoken Christian was martyred, not merely for his political convictions but for his unyielding commitment to proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ in a nation increasingly hostile to its truth. His death, a searing wound to his family, friends, and millions of followers, marks a turning point—a clarion call to the Church and all people of faith to rise, unite, and push back against the encroaching darkness in this spiritual battle for the soul of America and the world.
Charlie Kirk was more than a political commentator or the founder of Turning Point USA. He was a warrior for Christ, a man who saw the battle lines drawn between good and evil and chose to stand boldly on the side of truth. His life was a testament to the power of conviction, the courage to speak when others remained silent, and the faith to trust God in the face of unrelenting opposition. As we mourn his loss, we must also honor his legacy by recognizing the spiritual war we are engaged in—a war that rages as the rain pours, with glory on the horizon for one final, triumphant soul harvest before the return of our Savior, Jesus Christ.
A Life of Bold Faith
Charlie Kirk’s journey was one of transformation and purpose. Raised in a Christian tradition but not deeply religious in his early years, Kirk grew into a man whose faith became the bedrock of his life and mission. Through Turning Point USA, he built a movement that mobilized young conservatives across over 3,500 college and high school campuses, challenging the secular tide that sought to erode biblical values. But Kirk’s work was never merely political. He saw politics as a battleground for eternal truths, a platform to proclaim the Gospel and defend the principles that made America a beacon of freedom under God.
This is what they destroyed today. I am so heartbroken, I can’t speak. pic.twitter.com/8v4OF6nLkM
— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) September 10, 2025
His courage was evident in his willingness to engage hostile audiences, from college campuses to public squares, where he shared not only conservative ideals but the transformative power of Christ. Kirk’s debates were not just intellectual exercises; they were spiritual confrontations, where he boldly declared the reality of sin, the need for salvation, and the hope found in Jesus. He understood that the culture war was not just about policy or ideology—it was a spiritual battle, a clash between the forces of light and darkness, good and evil. As he once said, the distinctions between male and female, right and wrong, were under attack, and he stood firm to uphold the biblical order that holds society together.
Kirk’s faith was not without complexity. He wrestled with denominational differences, expressing reservations about Catholicism’s institutional authority while embracing its moral clarity. Yet, his core conviction was unshakable: Jesus Christ is the way, the truth, and the life. He shared this truth with a generation desperate for meaning, often at great personal cost. His partnership with Turning Point Faith, which collaborated with over 3,700 congregations, was a testament to his desire to see the Church rise as a cultural and spiritual force. His Freedom Square Nights at Dream City Church in Phoenix, launched in 2021, called believers to engage in “spiritual warfare” against the forces he saw as Satanic—secularism, woke ideology, and the erosion of Christian values.
A Martyr’s Death and a Nation’s Awakening
Charlie Kirk’s death was not a random act of violence but a stark manifestation of the spiritual battle raging in America. Shot in the neck while addressing students under a tent emblazoned with “The American Comeback,” Kirk became a martyr in the truest sense—a witness to the faith who paid the ultimate price. The image of his collapse, captured in grisly footage that spread across social media, shocked a nation already weary from political violence. From the assassination attempt on President Trump to the murder of a Democratic lawmaker in Minnesota, America has been haunted by a rising tide of hostility, but Kirk’s death opened a new chapter of Christian persecution.
This is a new frontier of peril, a chilling escalation in the war against those who dare to speak Christ’s name in the public square. Christian persecution in America is no longer a subtle undercurrent of cultural disdain or legal restrictions; it is now marked by bloodshed. Kirk’s martyrdom forces us to confront an uncomfortable truth: those who stand for biblical truth are increasingly targets in a nation that once enshrined religious liberty. His death echoes the cries of martyrs through the ages, from Stephen stoned in Jerusalem to modern believers persecuted in hostile lands. Yet, it also signals something unique—an intensifying hostility in the West, where the Gospel is met with not just skepticism but violence.
The spiritual battle we face is not abstract. It is a clash between the Kingdom of God and the forces of darkness, between the truth of Scripture and the lies of a culture that rejects God’s design. Kirk saw this clearly, warning of a “great reset” that sought to impose an authoritarian, godless system. He spoke of the “woke left” and secular ideologies as dehumanizing and Satanic, not because he hated his opponents, but because he loved the truth. His words were not mere rhetoric; they were a prophetic call to recognize the stakes of this moment—a battle for the soul of a nation and the eternal destiny of its people.
The Battle Rages, the Rain Pours
As the rain pours on this grieving nation, the battle rages fiercer than ever. The forces of evil—manifest in ideologies that deny God, distort truth, and silence dissent—are advancing. Kirk’s death is a stark reminder that we are not merely fighting for political power or cultural influence; we are engaged in a cosmic struggle, as Ephesians 6:12 declares: “For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age.”
The antichrist spirit is at work, preparing the way for a beast system that seeks to crush all who bear the name of Christ.
Yet, in this dark hour, there is hope—glory on the horizon. The Church stands at the threshold of the greatest soul harvest in human history, a final “hoorah” before Christ’s return for His Bride. Revelation speaks of a multitude too great to number, gathered from every nation, tribe, and tongue, worshipping before the throne of God (Revelation 7:9). This is the promise we cling to, the vision that fueled Charlie Kirk’s passion for evangelism. He believed that every debate, every campus event, every sermon was an opportunity to win souls for Christ, to snatch them from the jaws of eternal destruction.
The rain may pour, but it cannot extinguish the fire of the Holy Spirit. The persecution we face is not a sign of defeat but a call to action. As Jesus warned, “If they persecuted Me, they will also persecute you” (John 15:20). Kirk’s martyrdom is a sobering reminder that the cost of discipleship may be our very lives, but it is also a rallying cry for the Church to unite. Brothers and sisters, we must come together in prayer, in action, and in bold proclamation of the Gospel. We must push back against the evil agenda that seeks to silence us, not with hatred, but with the love and truth of Christ.
The Final Soul Harvest and the Coming Storm
The Scriptures foretell a time when the Gospel will be preached to all nations, and then the end will come (Matthew 24:14). We are on the cusp of that moment, a time when the Church must rise for one last, glorious push to bring in the harvest. Charlie Kirk’s life was a spark in this movement, igniting the hearts of young people to stand for Christ in a culture that despises Him. His death must not quench that fire but fan it into a flame that consumes the darkness.
The return of Christ is near, but so is the rise of the antichrist and the beast system that will follow. Revelation 13 paints a sobering picture of a world under the sway of a godless regime, where those who refuse to bow are persecuted. Kirk’s martyrdom is a harbinger of this reality, a sign that the lines are being drawn ever clearer. Yet, we do not despair, for our hope is not in this world but in the One who has overcome it (John 16:33). The soul harvest will be the Church’s finest hour, a moment when millions will turn to Christ, drawn by the testimony of martyrs like Kirk and the faithful witness of His people.
A Call to Unity and Courage
To honor Charlie Kirk’s legacy, we must unite as brothers and sisters in Christ. The divisions of denomination, politics, or personal preference must fall away in the face of this spiritual war. We are called to pray fervently, to intercede for our nation, and to proclaim the Gospel with the same boldness Kirk embodied. We must support one another, standing firm against the persecution that will only intensify. As Kirk’s wife, Ericka, reminded us in her grief, “God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble” (Psalm 46:1).
Let us also commit to the work of soul-winning, knowing that the time is short. Every conversation, every act of kindness, every stand for truth is a seed planted for the harvest. We must be unafraid, as Kirk was, to speak the truth in love, even when it provokes hostility. The world may hate us, but Christ has promised that He is with us always, even to the end of the age (Matthew 28:20).
A Legacy That Endures
Charlie Kirk’s life was cut short, but his legacy endures. He leaves behind a wife, Ericka, and two young children, who grieve yet stand firm in their faith. He leaves behind a movement that will carry on his vision, a generation of young believers inspired to fight the good fight. His death is not the end but a beginning—a call to the Church to rise, to pray, to proclaim, and to prepare for the glory that awaits.
Lady just asked Ai what Charlie Kirk would say now in Heaven.
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) September 12, 2025
Who knew Ai could be so heartbreakingly moving…. pic.twitter.com/HFCjIOKEhX
As we stand in the rain of this present darkness, let us lift our eyes to the horizon, where the glory of Christ’s return shines bright. Let us honor Charlie Kirk by living as he did—with courage, with faith, and with an unwavering commitment to the truth. The battle rages, but the victory is assured. For the sake of the lost, for the glory of God, and in memory of a martyr, let us unite for one last hoorah, pushing back the evil agenda and ushering in the greatest soul harvest the world has ever seen.
