LARRY PROVOST: Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Was Spiritual Warfare

Charlie Kirk was a more powerful gospel minister than a lot of pastors in America for many are weak and give into leftism (some are too far right also but the main dogma infiltrating the church is undoubtedly leftism). Charlie was not ordained nor went to Bible college (nor graduated from college for that matter). His greatest platform was not in a church building but in places where leftism dominates.

Yet, like a true Christian, God used Charlie, and he was growing. His theology was solid and orthodox. It applied to everything Charlie believed from marriage, work, and even his feelings about death. While undoubtedly seen as a political figure, Charlie was increasingly being seen as a spiritual leader for all, especially the young.  More and more, he was asked spiritual questions and Charlie was bold that Jesus Christ was his personal Lord and Savior and that if someone was dying that is what he would tell them about. It was also for his faith in Jesus that Charlie said he wanted to be remembered when one day he too, died.

This made Charlie Kirk dangerous as his ministry confronted the enemy at Satan’s two largest dominions, the leftist indoctrination colleges and on the deepest recesses of the internet.  He made people feel comfortable with the thing their leftist professors said they should not do, in allowing free speech and debate as well as watching it. Charlie was always kind even if such debates still ended in disagreement, though he converted more than a few people.

At the heights of this influence, Satan wanted Charlie dead believing that would stop the message.  The last two questions Charlie was asked centered on Charlie’s faith in Jesus and then transgender shootings. Then Charlie, with friend/Christian apologist Frank Turek, Jason Chaffetz and his security team at his side, was murdered in front of thousands who loved him by a man who had left the upbringing of his youth and was romantically involved with a transgender person.  Satan rejoiced believing it would silence Charlie’s message.

Satan tried that 2,000 years ago when wood from one of God’s trees was used to fashion a cross that would utterly torture the Son of God, Jesus Christ. Jesus was killed in front of the people he loved for our sins. Yet the greatest tragedy ever to happen, the Cross, turned into the greatest and only redemption possible for all men, the resurrection of Jesus Christ.