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The Michael Berry Show.

By far, the most powerful thing we have witnessed this week has been an entire generation's hunger for God roaring to life.

Across the entire world, we have seen young people gather by the millions at events just like this one

to honor the life and legacy of Charlie, but more importantly, inspired by Charlie, to honor God

as the source of all truth and liberty.

I alone, let alone all of the other people with big social media accounts in the

conservative movement, have at least 5 to 10,000 comments, DMs, emails, messages from all of you

to say this week, you prayed for the first time, you bought your first Bible. You went to church for the first time last Sunday,

and it was all because of Charlie Kirk.

I am thanking God every second of every day this week because I had the off chance after not seeing each other for several months of sharing the stage with Charlie two weeks ago at one of his last speaking engagements on this earth.

In Fresno, California area, we spoke at a big, beautiful church of a multi-denominational crowd related to the pro-life movement,

and Charlie, being the goofy friend he is, quickly waved me over to hang out with him in the green room for about two hours before he spoke.

Normally we would catch up on what's trending on the internet or what's happening in Washington, D.C., how everything's going at the White House.

But instead, all Charlie wanted to talk about was his faith.

We spent about two hours discussing the ins and outs of complicated theology, the beauty of our relationship to God,

and most importantly, heaven, which was the message

that Charlie brought with him on stage to share to a crowd of about 3,000 people.

His message was clear, we, the church, we people of faith, and we people seeking what is good

and true and beautiful, can no longer afford to sit on the sidelines

if we want to impact culture for the better.

He said this specifically,

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