BUZZING· 70%1h 11m·2026-09-09·FaithEp 1393 | Charlie Kirk, My Friend. What I’ve Learned This Year
This week marks one year since Charlie Kirk’s brutal murder at Utah Valley University. From the start, many radicals took to the internet in celebration of his death, and many wondered, heartbroken, what a world without Charlie would look like. Allie revisits how she learned of his death and looks at the past year…
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“On 9/10/2025 I was a harris-voting liberal childfree feminist making regular donations to planned parenthood. I had never even heard of Charlie, but my husband texted me when he heard, and after googling him I immediately felt a profound se…”
“Charlie’s death marks the one year anniversary of my total turn around and running back to Jesus. I’ve lost friends but I’ve gained a savior. I feel forever grateful that through a tragedy my faith was restored.”
“Hi Allie Beth, I’m 64 years old and Charlie helped me to accept Jesus. Thank you for taking the time to honor his memory while acknowledging the evil that caused his death. But our hope is in God. ❤️🙏”
“I got the privilege of witnessing two baptisms this past year - my sister and my husband - because of how God can take evil and use it for good. Charlie’s death shook them and now they are promised eternal life. God is good. Praying for the…”
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