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Frank Turek on Charlie Kirk, Faith & Today’s Battle for Truth - SF643
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In today’s show I sit down with Frank Turek, who was with Charlie Kirk on the day he was killed. We talk about Charlie’s faith, his humility, and the way his life pointed people to Christ above politics. Frank shares personal memories of mentoring Charlie, the spiritual lessons at the heart of his message, and why the response to his death must be a revival rooted in Jesus rather than just political rhetoric. Together we explore faith, truth, authority, and what it really means to live—and lead—as a Christian in today’s world.
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