It's been a sobering week with the loss of Charlie Kirk, a courageous voice for faith and freedom.

On today's open-line edition of the End Time show, I'm going to reflect on his legacy

and revisit the surge of faith after 9-1-1 as well, and consider why it faded and explore how we can re-ignite it.

Good afternoon, everybody. I'm Dave Robbins with End Time Ministries. I do thank you for joining me on this open line edition of The End Time show. I am going to be taking some calls

a little later on, but I wanted to take just some, a little bit of time here today to reflect back on Charlie Kirk and just provide some of my thoughts on this.

You know, obviously, I'm still heartbroken over it.

And I've got, me and Vince, and many of us were talking, I've got this sick feeling in the pit of my stomach still.

And because he was obviously a conservative speaker, me, Vince, Doug, a lot of us around here, John Little, a lot of us are conservative

speakers in the public eye. And so it kind of gets you to thinking, you know, hey, you

never know. I mean, nobody's promised tomorrow, right? But I want everybody to know, you know, today, obviously still with a heavy heart.

I just want to briefly mention Charlie Kirk once again.

Probably going to be the last time, but it's just right here in the forefront of my mind.

I've read so many articles and heard so much commentary on him.

But I'm filled with gratitude

for the profound impact that Charlie made through Turning Point USA. And he really ignited a generation

to stand boldly for faith, for freedom, and the biblical principles that anchor our nation.

He really appealed to, like you got, many of you heard President Trump say, he appealed to

the young people. A lot of time, young people don't think they have a voice, and, you know,

Charlie Kirk provided that for a lot of youth. He let them know

that, hey, you know, college may not always be the best way for you. Now that's between you and your

parents and God. But he let them know that there is an alternative for that. And he

he helps some of them in their faith and, you know, just give them a sense of

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