Aquila Report Weekly Review Aquila Report Weekly Review for September 14-20, 2025
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Sep 22, 2025 This week, the hosts dive into the profound grief surrounding Charlie Kirk's assassination, exploring its implications for Christian witness and public responses. They also examine critiques of papal communion and the challenges of doctrinal variety within the church. A fascinating discussion on Philip K. Dick's haunting sci-fi story sheds light on the complexities of abortion ethics. Additionally, they celebrate the resurgence of hymnals in worship, emphasizing the power of communal singing and the significance of male sexuality.
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Faithful Public Witness After Tragedy
- Cody Watson says Christians must respond to Charlie Kirk's assassination by proclaiming the gospel without shame.
- He urges believers to defend human dignity and stand for truth with the sword of God's Word.
Entering Hostile Ground Matters
- Hosts argue Charlie Kirk engaged culture directly by debating on college campuses and entering hostile spaces.
- They connect his public witness to spiritual warfare and the hostility of those who reject truth.
Assassination Framed As Rejection Of God
- Larry Ball frames Kirk's assassination as rooted in hatred for God's law rather than mere politics.
- He contends Kirk, as a messenger of God, was targeted because he confronted cultural sins.
