Central Iowa Churches Confront Charlie Kirk’s Assassination From the Pulpit with Messages of Hope

Charlie Kirk’s murder fuels new MAGA attacks on higher education

“You don’t need to go to college. Charlie Kirk didn’t go to college.”

MAGA Pride: See the Huge Patriotic Flag Marking Charlie Kirk's Assassination Spot at UVU – Honoring a Hero! - Red State Nation

In a powerful display of unyielding patriotism that’s got hearts swelling and eyes tearing up, a massive American flag now waves proudly at the exact spot where conservative legend Charlie Kirk was tragically assassinated at Utah Valley University in Orem. The Old Glory tribute, placed amid the grief of his September 10, 2025, slaying during […] The post MAGA Pride: See the Huge Patriotic Flag Marking Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Spot at UVU – H…

Central Iowa churches confront Charlie Kirk’s assassination from the pulpit with messages of hope

"If everybody’s talking about it out there, we better be talking about it in here," one pastor said.

Charlie Kirk’s Favorite Influencers Have a Shared Message: Go to Church

Christian conservatives believe Kirk’s death is a sign that the “devil has overplayed his hand”—and that it will jump-start a religious revival.

Pastors help their congregations process Charlie Kirk's assassination: 'How could this be, God?'

Pastors have a sacred duty. They are shepherds of flocks and responsible for discipleship, biblical teaching, spiritual counseling, and the administration of sacraments. It's a high calling.In recent days, pastors from all across the nation did something they might not do at a "typical" church gathering: They preached based on what happened last week, helping their congregations process the assassination of Charlie Kirk.'I'm sad. I'm mournful. B…

Courage and Clarity in the Pulpit

On September 14, 2025, churches across the country experienced a surge in first-time visitors. The martyrdom of Charlie Kirk by a leftist assassin had sent shockwaves through the nation, especially among young people searching for answers. Pews were filled with visitors drawn into churches by the gravity of the moment. They came, whether they knew it or not, longing for some sort of clarity about good and evil, and life and death. Praise the Lor…