Three weeks ago, tragedy struck when 31-year-old Charlie Kirk was assassinated. He wasn’t just a public figure—he was a frequent visitor at our church and a man of bold faith. Today, his life and death have ignited something far bigger than any one person: a movement for God’s kingdom.

In this powerful episode of The Ed Fernandez Show, we talk about what it means to pick up the torch, draw a line in the sand, and live with unshakable purpose in a world where evil is celebrated and good is mocked (Isaiah 5:20). We dive deep into Gideon’s story in Judges 6 and 7—how God called a fearful, ordinary man a “mighty man of valor” and used just 300 warriors to defeat an army as countless as locusts.

This isn’t just a Bible lesson—it’s a wake-up call. God is looking for willing hearts, not perfect people. We discuss:

• How God qualifies the unqualified
• Why obedience is greater than sacrifice
• Identifying and tearing down the “altars” and soul-wounds in your own life
• Stepping into boldness during what feels like end times
• The explosion of faith and courage sparked by Charlie Kirk’s martyrdom

Whether you feel too broken, too flawed, or too small to make a difference, this episode will remind you that you are qualified to fight for the Kingdom of God. It’s time to rise up, be bold, and proclaim Jesus wherever you go.

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