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We have all witnessed the horror of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, an event that has left an indelible mark on our collective consciousness.


The shock and disbelief still linger in the air, casting a long shadow over our society. Many are left shaking their heads in confusion, grappling with the question of why such a tragedy occurred. Some, in stark contrast, have taken to celebrating this heinous act, revealing the deep divisions within our community.


On that fateful day of September 11, the enemies of our nation unleashed a wave of hatred that has not only persisted but seems to have intensified over the years.


This spirit of animosity continues to permeate our culture, and it is alarming to see how it has wrapped itself in the guise of free speech, creating a false sense of justification for actions that are anything but just. These adversaries reveled in the loss of nearly 3,000 innocent lives, showcasing a complete disregard for human dignity and compassion.


Gone are the days when an assassination would be met with national mourning, where communities would come together to grieve the loss of a life taken too soon.


In stark contrast, today, Charlie Kirk is being elevated to the status of a martyr, and perhaps rightfully so! His life and the circumstances surrounding his death have sparked a conversation that transcends the individual, touching upon the broader moral fabric of our society.


Are We at a Crossroads?

As we reflect on these events, we must ask ourselves: Are we at a crossroads? Are we truly capable of discerning the difference between right and wrong in a world that seems increasingly polarized?


The question looms larger than ever, especially as we consider the implications for the next generation. Our children deserve to grow up in an environment that is not tainted by toxicity and division but rather one that is characterized by civility and mutual respect.


Perhaps it is time for us to revisit the dictionary and redefine what civility means in our current context.

Civility encompasses more than mere politeness; it is about acting with respect and courtesy, particularly in situations where disagreements arise. It requires us to show regard for others and their dignity, even when we find ourselves at odds with them. Civility involves maintaining good manners, steering clear of rude or confrontational behavior, and recognizing the interconnectedness of individuals within a community.


I'm fully convinced that Charlie Kirk has become a martyr through his untimely death, and the evidence of this lies in his character.


He embodied kindness and respect, always speaking with authority but never resorting to aggression. His ability to communicate with grace and dignity is something that should be remembered and emulated.


Yet, I find myself deeply concerned about how quickly he may be forgotten. Lord, I pray that this does not happen!


As I continue to pray and seek understanding, I have become convinced that Charlie's legacy serves as a seed of faith, meant to ignite a transformative movement across the world.


In my reflections, I realize how much we, as the Body of Christ, have lost over the years. We have strayed from the values of manners, hope, truth, dignity, and more.


Despite this, I hold onto the belief that God is still at work. He takes all things, even those that seem tragic or senseless, and works them together for our ultimate good.

As stated in Romans 8:28, "all things work together for good to those who love God," or as it is often interpreted, "in all things God works together with those who love him to bring about what is good." This promise offers us hope amidst despair.


A Call to Action

Charlie Kirk has become an instrument of change, even in death, igniting the world with messages of salvation and hope! The question arises: Is there a revival taking place? The answer is a resounding YES! Charlie has sparked this movement, inspiring individuals all around the globe to awaken to their potential and strive to embody the values he represented.

It is time for all of us to recognize that we are not isolated individuals; rather, we are united in spirit and body.


Now is the moment for us to come together, to be fitly joined as one, working towards a common purpose that honors the legacy of those who have gone before us. Let us move forward with a renewed commitment to civility, respect, and love for one another, ensuring that the light of Charlie Kirk’s message continues to shine brightly in the world.


These Videos Share what the Impact Charlies has worldwide.


Remember to be READY for GOD to use you!

Blessings

Dr Theresa Phillips

 

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I have to share this...

As I was a young pastor, back in the days when women were often discouraged from taking on roles similar to mine, I felt a calling deep within me that I could not ignore. The landscape of ministry was quite different then, but my passion for spreading the message of Christ was unwavering. I was (and still am) excited about winning souls, a fervor that burned brightly in my heart.



Well, God did say His Gospel must be preached, and I took that command very seriously. So, I began my journey in the most unconventional ways imaginable. I started preaching to my chickens, my dogs, my cats, and even my pony. I would sit in my living room and passionately share the Gospel with my family trees and everything I could think of. I even preached to the sofa, as silly as that may sound! It was a way for me to practice my delivery and refine my message, ensuring that when the time came, I would be ready to share it with those who truly needed to hear it.



Mark 16:15 states, “He said to them, 'Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation.'” This verse resonated with me profoundly, and I took it to heart, striving to obey God's call in every aspect of my life. I understood that the Gospel was not just for the church but for every corner of the world, including the hearts of those who felt forgotten or overlooked.



The church I had attended earlier had a pastor who was deeply passionate about soul winning, and I believe I caught that fire from him. His enthusiasm and commitment to reaching out to the lost inspired me to pursue my own journey in ministry. However, despite my initial efforts, I wasn't satisfied with merely preaching to inanimate objects or my pets. I knew I had to go out into the world and reach real people.

One day, as I was praying and seeking guidance, the Lord spoke to me in a way that was unmistakable. He instructed me to take my guitar to a local nursing home and sing old songs that the residents would recognize and cherish. I hesitated for a moment, questioning who would actually listen to me, but I felt compelled to obey. So, I packed up my guitar and headed to the nursing home, unsure of what to expect.



To my surprise, as I began to play and sing, several residents were ushered into the room, and I found myself having what felt like a mini church service right there among the elderly. I led them in the old songs that brought back memories of their youth, and as the music filled the air, I could see smiles spreading across their faces. Afterward, I took the opportunity to talk to them one by one, asking if I could pray for them. Most of them said yes, and as I began to pray for a dear lady, tears began to flow from her eyes. Oh, how many tears I've witnessed when the Holy Spirit touches someone! In that moment, she gave her heart to Jesus, and I was overjoyed to see many others follow suit.

I began to write it all down, documenting the incredible moments and transformations that were occurring.



After a few weeks of visiting the nursing home, I started receiving calls from various nursing homes and other facilities, asking me to come with my guitar and share the joy of music and the message of salvation with their residents. By the end of two months, I was regularly visiting five nursing homes and two hospitals each week. It was an amazing experience, filled with joy, laughter, and the profound presence of God.

But still, despite the excitement, there was a churning in my spirit... I would share stories of soul winning at my church, igniting a passion in others as well. One day, a man from my congregation showed up at my home with another man who was in desperate need of salvation. This man was in a rough state—he reeked of alcohol, his clothes looked as though they had been pulled from a dumpster, and his demeanor was clouded by substance abuse and despair. His mouth was foul, and I could see the weight of the world on his shoulders.

But I knew I had a message to share, and as I began to share the Gospel with him, I witnessed something miraculous. Right in front of me, I saw him begin to change. Life began to return to his eyes, his countenance shifted from one of hopelessness to one of hope, and the foul odor that had surrounded him seemed to dissipate. His face, once lined with the marks of hardship, appeared renewed, and in that moment, he gave his heart to Jesus. It was a powerful transformation—he was filled with the Holy Spirit and became a regular attendee at our church until he could no longer drive himself. Oh, how glorious that is! He is with Jesus now, and I rejoice in that truth.

But ladies and gentlemen, let me share this with you: what if I hadn't been home that day? What if I had been unavailable? That man needed Jesus desperately. He needed sanctification. He needed to experience God's best for his life. The man who brought him to my house was FULLY CAPABLE of winning him to Jesus himself. He did not need to come over to my home; he could have shared the Gospel right where he was. Yet, I am grateful for the soul that was saved, but it is crucial to understand that if we think we must be the ones to reach specific individuals for them to be saved, we have lost the plot entirely.


You are part of the great commission, and YOU NEED TO WIN SOULS! If you can talk to GOD, you can talk to ALL His creation. DO NOT WAIT! GET THEM SAVED ON THE SPOT... Another chance may never come.


The King's Ambassador

Dr. Theresa Phillips


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