The Remnant Radio's Podcast Charlie Kirk's Death: There's a Cold War. Can We Keep Warm Hearts?
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Sep 17, 2025 The discussion dives into the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, highlighting how Christians can navigate grief and division. Michael Rowntree stresses the importance of nonselective mourning and avoiding outrage. They reflect on the darker side of today’s lawlessness and the risk of letting anger shape one's faith. Listeners are encouraged to maintain warm hearts while standing for truth, urging a return to Christ-centered values and genuine community in a polarized society.
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September's String Of Public Atrocities
- Michael Rowntree lists a series of violent public incidents that filled September's headlines, from shootings to stabbings.
- He uses these examples to frame a broader sense of national grief and lawlessness.
Remembering Charlie With Respect
- Rowntree reflects on Charlie Kirk's faith, public work, and how to speak of him after his assassination.
- He urges honoring Kirk respectfully because he leaves behind a widow and young children.
Scripture Guides Public Mourning
- Scripture models honoring the dead without listing their faults, as David did for Saul despite Saul's crimes.
- Rowntree argues Christians should adopt that posture toward Charlie Kirk out of respect and pastoral care.
