One week after the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk, we pause to reflect on what this moment reveals about the spiritual, cultural, and political climate in America. In this episode, we discuss how the church is responding, where it must exercise discernment, and how believers can remain rooted in the gospel amid turmoil and polarization. This conversation wrestles with grief, division, and the call to be a faithful witness of Christ in a fractured nation.
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