Jack Buswobic: Remember my friend, Charlie Kirk, who spoke courage in the storm

On September 10, America lost a warrior and lost their father’s family.

Charlie KerkMy brother, a long stature man with his feet planted firmly and a microphone in his hand, took from us at the University of Utah Valley while announcing the truth. It did not escape. He did not hesitate. He did not run. He died while living, bold, steadfast and not ashamed of the Bible and the truth.

When America needed a hero, God sent us Charlie Kerk. Without Charlie, there is no youth movement, no President Donald Trump, nor vice presidentDens. But regardless of the size of Charlie, he was always nice and generous to everyone. He didn’t make anyone feel someone when he listened to everyone who wanted to speak.

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The Apostles’ Book says that Stephen was a stoning of the truth. When Stephen raised his eyes to heaven, he saw Christ standing to receive him. I think Charlie had the same vision. Men never feared, because he feared God alone.

Last year, Charlie lost his voice in front of a university event in Pennsylvania. He wrote me and said: “Jack, the children are waiting, and I cannot let them down.” I told him, “I am on my way.” I jumped on a trip, and the next day, Pennsylvania closed our loudspeakers, so he grabbed and thrown hats for thousands of students who arrived. I never forgot the way he took care of and said, “God bless you.”

Charlie lived this. Every effort has been believed, every word, every moment was the glory of God.

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Behind the cameras, it was Charlie Prayer man. We spent the nights not only in setting strategies but kneeling our heads to request the guidance of the Lord. He used to send me verses in strange hours, and reminds me that “the joy of the Lord is our strength” (Nahmia 8:10). Charlie wore politics like shields, but his true weapon was the sword of the soul, which is the word of God.

Charlie Kerk was a father. He was Creator. He was creative. He was a leader and was one of my best friends. He built not only Turning Point Usa from nothing, but the family of faith with Erika and their precious two children. He designed what he means that a man loves his wife as Christ loved the Church. This example may be his greatest legacy.

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He knew threats. After Bater, I talked to him separately about the danger and the possibility of death. But he did not stop.

Charlie died the fighting, even when a question was asked about violence and chaos in our country. His last general action was spoken in the storm with courage and clarity. Charlie Kirk Shahid.

“The greatest love is not a man from this, that the man puts his life for his friends.”

In 31 years short, Charlie Kerk 10 lived for life. He did not sit once. Charlie Kirk lived a life worth living.

I am sad about Erika and their children. I grieve for his parents, family and friends who are incompetent. But I am not sad as the world is sad, because I know that Charlie is alive in Christ. Jesus told us, “I am the resurrection and life. Whoever believes in me, although he dies, however he will live.” Charlie believed that with all his entity fibers. Now he sees the truth face to face.

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To the world, Charlie Kerk was a conservative fire. For me, he was a brother, colleague, a soldier and servant of God. Charlie pressure forward, It is based in ChristConfidence in the promise that ideal love puts fear.

So let us honor him the way he lived. Boldly, With faith and prayer. God himself, who called Charlie Home, will one day wipe every tear of our eyes. Until then, we pick up the sign that he carried, and we carry the cross that he carried, and we continue to walk in the light of Christ and the love of the nation.

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God bless you, Charlie. I will tell your children who you are. I fought the battle. You died with your shoes on. I know that you are now in the presence of the king.

Until we meet again, brother.