Good, good job, my faithful servant. So well, Charlie had a bright light, a godly light. And now we share it. We're all Charlie. True, true. What? What Charlie Kirk do. And because of what happened to him.
And again, it just stopped people. It just stopped. And you're thinking about it and all of a sudden they're going, what about my life? Am I living a good life? Am I happy?
Am I doing the right thing?Charlie Kirk was an incredible, credible servant of God, True. No doubt about it. And and through that, we all are digging for deeper in our faith now. True. Yeah, No, well put.
I think he was also one of the only people who actually walked the walk that he talked like the way that he was. That's how he. Life, that was the kind of husband he was. That was the kind of father he was.
That was the kind of Christian he was. He was not two people. If you, I've talked to people behind the scenes, like in the background who knew him, who like hung out with him, people in the evangelical movement who knew him very well and they all say the same thing.
He was exactly who he was on the podcast, on the stage. And that is what people resonate to. That's what I I feel like we all resonate to that, that realness where we want to be more like that.
We want to be more authentic and walk more bold and also and also look at it and almost feel a little bit of. Not certainly not envy, but but a little bit of conviction in the fact that we could have been walking better this whole time and it took this moment to kind of flip our switch. But I think a lot of us are flipped. I know that I've written down some things myself.