During a poignant moment at Charlie Kirk's memorial service, attendees were witnessed rising to their feet, signifying their acceptance of Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior.
This powerful scene unfolded as Pastor Rob McCoy delivered his remarks, emphasizing the spiritual journey of Kirk, a prominent conservative figure.
Pastor McCoy addressed the congregation at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, with a message rooted in Christian doctrine. "You see, the wages of sin is death. Charlie knew this, and at an early age, he entrusted his life to the Savior of the world. Jesus came to this earth, was tempted in all ways, yet was without sin," McCoy proclaimed.
He further elaborated on the sacrificial act of Jesus, who "poured out his blood for us for the remission of sins and is available to all who receive Jesus as their Savior."
According to Breitbart, McCoy challenged those present to demonstrate their faith publicly. "In the time I have remaining, Im going to ask all who profess Christ as their Savior to remain seated. The Bible says, if you profess me before man, Ill profess you before my Father in heaven. It requires an act of faith. You stand. Thats what Charlie did every day on campus with death threats," he stated, highlighting Kirk's unwavering commitment to his beliefs.
McCoy then invited those who had not yet embraced Jesus to stand and accept Him as their Savior, mirroring the path Kirk had chosen.
The response was overwhelming, as video footage captured numerous individuals rising to their feet amidst a wave of applause. "While believers are seated, if theres any in this room and across the globe that would desire to receive Jesus as their Savior as Charlie did as a young man, and now is in the presence of his Savior Im going to ask you to put action to your faith," McCoy urged. "And Id ask you to stand right now to receive the Lord. Dont be ashamed. Stand."
The pastor underscored the significance of this moment, noting, "The Bible says that when one sinner gives their heart to the Lord, the angels in heaven rejoice. And I got to tell you, theres one up there right now," referring to Kirk's joy in witnessing such commitments. McCoy encouraged believers to support the newly converted by standing and praying with them.
He also offered a QR code to provide resources for those embarking on their spiritual journey, stating, "We are going to give you everything you need to walk this walk with Christ."
In his closing remarks, McCoy emphasized the importance of community and spiritual growth. "Faith comes from hearing and hearing from the Word of God, and its time to get into a Bible believing church, and pastors, if you didnt want to give Charlie Kirk the time of day, these folks are going to be showing up at your church, and theyre there because of his life. God bless you, and may the Lord keep you," he concluded, urging churches to welcome those inspired by Kirk's legacy.
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