Stage In The Sky

In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, we’ve seen a revival of sorts where millions around the world are turning to Christ, millions are turning to God and millions are filing into their churches for guidance and spiritual healing. Satan sees this, and he still at work.

As you see in ChishaZed’s video above, many “Christians” have gone to Tiktok to post their grief, shock and horror…because some Pastors took a moment to celebrate Charlie Kirk. 

In the first video, you see a black woman talk with such sincerity, such distress. She claims her faith is under attack. She said that she had to walk out of church because her Pastor stood up there and praised, who she believes, “is a known racist”. 

She says it had her questioning her faith and she doesn’t know what to do.  

POINTS DISCUSSED:

1. Questioning the Motive: 
2. The Power of Misleading Narratives 
3. Charlie Kirk Was NOT a Racist 
4. The Lies Only Work on the Uneducated 
5. 🛡️ Stand Firm: A Call for Men of Faith to Reject Cultural Compromise 
6. 🎯 The Charlie Kirk Controversy: More Than Politics 
7. 🧠 The Flawed Logic of Church Abandonment 
8. 🏫 Peer Pressure and the High School Mentality 
9. 📺 Love Is Blind and the Real-World Parallel 
10. 🧍 Encouragement to Men: Stand Firm in Faith 
11. 📖 The Armor of God: Your Defense Against Deception 
12. 💔 Righteous Anger and Spiritual Sadness 
13. 🕊️ Conclusion: Choose Truth Over Popularity 

Questioning the Motive: 

So, the question you have to ask yourself…is why did she go to TikTok to post this?  

If we’re to believe she’s struggling in her faith and is just seeking that Godly wisdom and guidance on the issue, why not simply go to her Pastor and ask him why he chose to honor Charlie Kirk? 

I think we all know why. It’s the same reason why so many women write essays and post videos asking questions like, “Why aren’t men approaching women anymore?” but they’ll have their comments turned off. 

They aren’t looking for answers. The goal is to diminish and shame the church, Christianity, and anyone who allowed themselves think it’s okay for Pastors to honor Charlie Kirk. 

Okay, so what’s the point in doing that? 

Well…thanks to Social Media, we live in a Perennial High School society where peer pressure is still a thing. For churches, if you don’t want to lose your parishioners, you’ll keep your opinions to yourself because you value attendance and the money they bring in more than the truth.

And when Churches water down the message and cater to the Feminist sensibilities, they lose the men who crave order, structure, and stability of the traditional family God outlines in Ephesians 5.

For those men hoping to find a so-called Christian woman, it puts pressure on them to reject, deny, or hide how they honestly feel on the subject out of fear of losing the woman they want.  

For example… 

If you’re a Christian man who’s read the entire Bible and knows how God feels about headship and the gender roles…but the Christian women in your church, the only pool you have to pick from…they all reject the idea of submission…what are you gonna do? 

Are you going to stick to what the Bible says? Or, are you going to give into what the women want just to have someone, to be able to get married and pass on your progeny? 

The Power of Misleading Narratives 

“But Rock! Charlie Kirk said all kinds of racist things about Black people. He called Affirmative Action bad. He doesn’t want Black people to be pilots.”  

Let’s take the example of Stephen King. After Charlie Kirk’s Assassination, he came out and accused Charlie Kirk of saying Gay people should be stoned.

This was a lie. Numerous homosexuals spoke up and called Stephen King out on that, most notably Dave Rubin, who is a known gay conservative, someone I’ve been watching since 2017.

Stephen King consequently took down his post and apologized. 

But why did King post that to begin with? Did he really believe Charlie Kirk said that or did he intentionally just lie to besmirch his name? 

I believe Stephen King believed Charlie Kirk said that because it’s what someone else told him.  

Likewise, I believe all the black people who hate Charlie Kirk and think he’s a racists…they think this either because it’s what others have falsely claimed about Kirk, or they saw some clip taken out of context that portrays Kirk as such.  

Furthermore…as we know with the case of those who worship their own race (black people), they kind of need the lie to be true to justify their own racism, hate, and bigotry.  

For instance, if you tell yourself a person is a nazi, it’s okay to hate them, right? My fellow Christians? Is that what Jesus taught? That it’s okay to hate our neighbors?

Charlie Kirk Was NOT a Racist 

Charlie Kirk does NOT hate Black people. There are plenty of compilations of Kirk interacting with black people, celebrating them, calling them beautiful.

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And I’ve seen many black people who aren’t even known Conservatives, grown masculine men like Rampage Jackson or this guy celebrate and honor Charlie Kirk.  

Are we all brainwashed? We’re the ones misled? 

Charlie Kirk is the modern-day William Lloyd Garrison.  

For those who don’t know, William Lloyd Garrison was a white Christian abolitionist who started a newspaper to spread the Gospels and encourage the emancipation of Slavery. It was William Lloyd Garrison who discovered Frederick Douglas and encouraged him to speak, prompting Douglas to become a national icon.

Likewise, I credit Charlie Kirk with putting on so many black influential thought leaders such as Candace Owens and Officer Tatum. They shared a stage many times.  

The reason why so many black people don’t like Kirk, it’s the same reason why they don’t like any other Black Conservative who preaches things like get married before you carry or fathers should take care of their kids, or the single mother epidemic is the leading cause of inner city crime and black and black violence.

The truth hurts. That truth is talking about people like you or someone you know. And instead of taking accountability, you’d much rather place the blame with someone else, like other races or the government.  

And anyone who hits you with the truth, you construe it as “they don’t like you.” And instead of acknowledging that they don’t like you for your behavior or lifestyle, it’s easier and more advantageous to say they don’t like you because of the color of your skin. 

And these tactics, that mindset only works on a generation of people conditioned to believe somebody owes them something. It only works on those who don’t like to critically think for themselves. It only works on a generation of people who want to be told what to think.  

Because if you accidentally think to yourself that the group is wrong, you risk ostracism and being labeled a racist, bigot, or any ism…and you don’t have the courage to stand alone. 

The Lies Only Work on the Uneducated 

I don’t call them “uneducated” to slight or insult people. But the fact is, if you don’t know don’t know the truth, you are vulnerable to the lies. Satan is the father of the lie. 

In the above video, you have a black Gay conservative break down each and every single lie the Left is peddling to justify calling Charlie Kirk a bad person. If you don’t believe me, I encourage you to watch it. That is…if you want to learn the truth.

“Hang on, Rock! Why are you highlighting these gay conservatives? I thought Christians don’t agree with homosexuality!”

I don’t condone homosexuality. But I’m not above using their sexual identities to prove a point, especially when it comes to those who insist on using race or sexual identity as a weapon. It’s almost like disarming the enemy. (check out Charlie’s response to a gay conservative)

If you don’t know the truth about what Charlie Kirk said, it’s easy to trick you. Even if you’re just watching Tiktok videos like the one of the black “Christian” woman at the beginning of this essay. I’ll post here again if you watch it. 

If you don’t know any better, she sounds really convincing. It doesn’t sound like she’s trying to manipulate you or persuade you to think how she thinks. She “sounds” like she’s just an innocent woman struggling with her faith and searching for answers.  

Recall the Book of Job. When Job lost his family, fortune, livestock and was stricken with poverty and boils, his “friends” came to him and tried to convince him that the reason why all those bad things were happening was because of something he did to offend God. 

If you read their arguments, the friends sound really convincing. They sound like they genuinely care about Job and only want him to get better. But were they correct? Were they speaking the truth?

The answer’s no. Jehovah God, by his own words called Job “Blameless and upright.” Job’s friends were wrong. He didn’t commit any offense to warrant such hardship. Instead…Job was being used by God to demonstrate his faith and loyalty even in the absence of answers. Meaning, even if something isn’t fully explained to you, still…have faith in our heavenly father. 

Let’s go back 2012. Back then, everyone kept talking about how Conservatives, Right-wingers, and Republicans were a whole bunch of racists who just wanted to control women’s bodies.

Back then, I didn’t know any better. I wasn’t political. I hadn’t read the Bible yet so I was vulnerable and I believed the lies. If all my friends and peers were saying the same thing, then it must be true, right? They weren’t bad people. If they’re saying this, then Republicans must be bad.  

Then…I started paying attention. I started reading and hearing for myself what they believed.  

It’s the same with Christianity. I grew up in a religiously oppressive household where my Parents used cherry-picked Bible Scriptures to try to guilt me into thinking the way they thought or living the life they felt I should live.

It wasn’t until I started reading the Bible for myself that I learned the truth. Here’s the truth in 9 Succinct Points. 

🛡️ Stand Firm: A Call for Men of Faith to Reject Cultural Compromise 

In a world increasingly shaped by peer pressure, emotional manipulation, and spiritual confusion, the time has come for Christian men to stand firm in truth. 

The recent backlash against pastors who celebrated Charlie Kirk is not just a political disagreement—it’s a spiritual litmus test. It reveals how easily believers can be swayed by cultural narratives, how quickly churches bend to emotionalism, and how desperately we need men of conviction to rise up and lead.

🎯 The Charlie Kirk Controversy: More Than Politics 

Over the past few days, TikTok has been flooded with videos of women walking out of churches, outraged that their pastors honored Charlie Kirk. They accuse him of racism, misogyny, and all the usual talking points recycled from mainstream media.

But here’s the question: Why are so many Christians—black, white, young, old—mourning this man’s treatment? Why are strong men with families, who never knew Kirk personally, shedding tears over his vilification? 

Because they recognize something deeper. They see a man who had the courage to do what many of us wish we could: preach the gospel boldly, without apology.  

Charlie Kirk stepped into the public square and proclaimed the good news, just as Christ commanded in Matthew 28:19. That kind of courage is rare. And when it’s attacked, it wounds the body of Christ. 

🧠 The Flawed Logic of Church Abandonment 

Let’s entertain the argument for a moment. Suppose Charlie Kirk is flawed. Suppose he said something offensive. Does that disqualify him from being celebrated for his courage and faith? If so, then you apply that standard universally? (looking at all the black people who wanted their Pastors to celebrate men like Nipsy Hustle) 

What about Martin Luther King Jr.? What about any public figure who claims Christianity but has made mistakes? By this logic, no human being should ever be honored in church —because all are flawed. 

This is the trap. It’s not about Kirk’s character. It’s about silencing Christians through shame. It’s about pressuring churches to conform to cultural standards rather than biblical ones.  

And it’s working—because too many believers don’t know their Bibles well enough to discern truth from manipulation. 

🏫 Peer Pressure and the High School Mentality 

This isn’t just a theological issue—it’s psychological warfare.  

The same tactics used in high school to shame outsiders are now weaponized against Christians. If you don’t think like the crowd, you’re labeled “lame,” “undesirable,” or “dangerous.” And because men desire love, legacy, and family, they often cave to this pressure. 

Women are the gatekeepers of sex and relationships. Men, desperate for connection, compromise their values to be accepted. They hide their faith, mute their convictions, and adopt progressive ideologies they don’t truly believe—just to be chosen. 

📺 Love Is Blind and the Real-World Parallel 

My wife and I just saw this play out in Love Is Blind UK Season 2. 

Here, Katisha had two choices: a respectful, loving gentleman or an obvious playboy. She chose the playboy. Predictably, he broke her heart. The lesson? When you choose dysfunction, you can’t play the victim when dysfunction follows.

This mirrors real life. Women often reject stable, godly men for excitement or status. And men, seeing this pattern, feel forced to abandon biblical masculinity to be “desirable.” But that’s a lie. A dangerous, soul-crushing lie. 

🧍 Encouragement to Men: Stand Firm in Faith 

Men, I urge you—reject this compromise. Stand firm in Christ, even if it means walking alone.  

I lived eight years without a kiss, without romantic love, prepared to follow Paul’s path in 1 Corinthians 7. I was ready to serve Christ alone, because my faith mattered more than fleeting affection. 

Faith is proven by action. Remember the rich man in the gospels? Jesus told him to sell everything. His response revealed his true heart. Today, we know Christ is risen. If He asked us to give up everything, would we hesitate? 

📖 The Armor of God: Your Defense Against Deception 

Ephesians 6 tells us to put on the full armor of God. That armor is the Word. If you don’t read your Bible, you are defenseless. You’ll fall for every emotional argument, every cultural trend, every spiritual trap. 

Read the Bible for yourself—from start to finish. Know it. Live it. Let it shape your convictions. Because when you do, you’ll see through the lies. You’ll recognize Satan’s tactics. And you’ll be equipped to lead. 

💔 Righteous Anger and Spiritual Sadness 

When I see believers fall for these traps, I’m angry—not at God, but at Satan. I’m angry that deception works so easily. I’m sad for those who walk into spiritual tiger traps, ignoring the warnings of those who love them. 

As a husband and father, I’ll protect my household with force if necessary. But for strangers, I can only grieve. I can only shout the truth and hope someone hears it before it’s too late. 

🕊️ Conclusion: Choose Truth Over Popularity 

Every Christian must choose: follow Christ or follow culture. Men especially must lead with conviction, even if it means being single, misunderstood, or mocked. Your faith is your legacy. Don’t trade it for temporary approval. 

Celebrate courage. Reject compromise. Read the Word. And above all—stand firm.