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Say Charlie Kirk or I’ll quit my church? In the wake of the assassination, some Christian leaders have instructed Christians to quit their church if this tragedy is not addressed. I disagree with that advice, but also give the biblical view on why it is appropriate to mention his name when we gather. As always, Jesus is the name above all names, and I am thankful for the witness of my dear brother Charlie Kirk. I pray for his family, and for God to be glorified in his life and death. We are seeing a spiritual awakening in response to his life of faith, and we need not shy away from it in fear of political correctness.

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The gospel is the good news, and we must tell it! We are forgiven, so we must forgive. We are loved, and we should show that love. We are not cups, to hold the grace we have been given, but conduits. Our church was given 2,000lbs of bacon. Thankfully, it wasn’t stockpiled and hoarded, but shared with our community! The gospel is like a ton of bacon, it’s more than you need to keep for yourself, but was given to you with the intention of you sharing it!

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The only way to avoid criticism is to do nothing, say nothing, and be nothing. That quote from Aristotle is true everywhere. Sadly, this includes the church. We must be able to discern between those who love us, and are giving constructive criticism, and those who are trying to hurt us. I share some of my story, where I have let the critics win. I also share about how God’s word corrected me, and reminded me of His call upon my life. We must receive constructive criticism, and reject those who are attacking because they are hard hearted, or unwilling to forgive. No one is perfect, but unless you have had a moral failure, or taught false doctrine, you should press on in your calling, or area of service. It is my prayer that this podcast will encourage you to rise above the negative words, and look to Christ. We must not let the leadership of the Holy Spirit be replaced by cruel words from those who do not have the love of Christ. We must say what God has called us to say, do what God has called us to do, and be who God has called us to be! I will add, sing what God has called us to sing…

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