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It's good news Friday, and guys, I need some good news today. And I a lot of other people out there to do as well.

And, of course, all of our programming available, wallbuilders. Show for previous programs of the last few weeks and months.

And yesterday we had a tribute to Charlie Kirk for those of you that missed that. Be sure and go to wallbuilders.

Dot show and check that out. David Tim, of course, everybody's still reeling today. And I know a lot of our listeners, you know, they want us, of course, to stay in the fight, and there is a time to mourn and a time to fight. And we're going to get some news today of some of those victories that have happened in the last few weeks and maybe even some of the victories that Charlie had a lot to do with. So looking forward to get into some good

news. Tim, go ahead, ma'am. Yeah, I would say one of the things that certainly we should celebrate,

I don't think we spent a lot of time yesterday, early morning as we were navigating lots of

thoughts and emotions. Still, you know, things very raw. And all of us have

talked to a lot of groups. Our phones have been blown up with text messages. We've been checking

in on our other friends that are kind of in these same circles at New Charlie Well. And there

were several verses that really just struck my mind. One of them, Paul wrote in First

Thessalonian chapter four that as Christians, we don't mourn like other people in the world mourn.

We don't mourn as those who have no hope. And the reality is that all of us as believers, we know

exactly where Charlie is. We know that Charlie is living his best life right now,

and he is not sad for himself at all. You know, we can recognize the loss, and certainly

we are sad for Erica, for their family, their kids, everybody surrounding them, but

we don't mourn the same way because we know life is temporal.

We're just going through. Also in Psalm 116 in verse 15, this is precious in the sight of the

Lord is the death of the saints. And one of the things that I've heard several people point out

over the last 24 plus hours, as so many people went posting, so many

conversations have been going on. But with the martyr Stephen in the book of Acts, we know the

Bible tells us that Jesus, that Christ is sitting at the right hand of the father, but in the

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