Hello, thank you for joining me today for Give Him 15. We're going to do that. The title of our

post today is Church Services in the Capitol. After Charlie Kirk's memorial service, those who use

fearmongering against patriotic Christians, calling us Christian nationalists,

predictably amped up their rhetoric. The tired arguments and ludicrous accusations that we want to

force Christianity and biblical ideals on everyone ratcheted up again.

You know you're losing the battle when all you have left are lies and slander.

Sadly, even many pastors have bought into the lie that churches should avoid all cultural issues.

Many of them refused to comment on Kirk's assassination,

not even willing to offer a prayer for his family.

Don't mention societal issues, government, education, etc., at church.

Don't mix religion and politics, they say.

However, isn't it interesting that by mixing faith, politics, and education, campuses were his mission field,

and the societal issues of our day, Charlie Kirk, was used by God more than any Christian leader of our time.

It wouldn't surprise me if when all was said and done, his influence will have led more people to Christ than any pastor

in America. Maybe more than any denomination. So much for the leave politics and culture alone,

just when people to Christ theology.

The fact is that most people attending church on a regular basis want their pastors to teach them

what the Bible says about societal and cultural issues.

A few years ago,

George Barnah conducted a poll entitled,

What would people like to hear about in church sermons?

The poll revealed the broad interest.

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