Reflecting on Constitution Day and Charlie Kirk's Legacy

In this powerful episode, Bishop E.. W. Jackson reflects on the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk, emphasizing the importance of maintaining Christian joy amid sorrow. He discusses the significance of Constitution Day, honoring Kirk as a martyr for both faith and freedom of speech. Bishop E. W. Jackson calls for unity in upholding Judeo-Christian values and the Constitution, urging listeners to engage in peaceful discourse rather than violence. Join us as we explore these profound themes and the call to action for the future of America. Chapters: (00:00) Bishop E.W. jackson discusses Charlie Kirk assassination on American Family Radio (01:46) Today is Constitution Day in honor of slain American Charlie Kirk (08:19) It's time for society to admit that sexual liberation movement is societal poison (16:30) Charlie Kirk received death threats for speaking out against racism on college campuses (24:02) Charlie Kirk died as a martyr for the Constitution of the United States (28:29) Tell me how you made Juneteenth a federal holiday (32:32) Stand in Prayer for America calls every Friday at 12 noon Eastern Time (34:51) Stand has three ways you can volunteer. You can become a Stand ambassador (38:17) I want to start a Charlie Kirk style campaign in the black community (43:07) Today is Constitution Day, the second most important day in American history (48:44) We are full of joy following Charlie Kirk's assassination last week