Pastor David Englehart: Charlie Kirk's Ally in Faith and Law

Showing 9 Pastor David Englehart videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Pastor David Englehart appeared on Charlie Kirk's Freedom Night in America to discuss his book Good Kills and what he described as the spiritual battle underlying current events, connecting the Canadian trucker convoy's resistance to pandemic mandates and a planned satanic convention in Scottsdale to a broader theme of sexual anarchy and identity politics he sees as rooted in spiritual conflict rather than politics alone. Englehart shared his experience planting a multicultural church in Manhattan that nearly collapsed internally over disagreements related to Black Lives Matter, using the episode to argue that the American church has lost sight of life as something invested by God rather than simply given. Beyond his media appearances with Kirk, Englehart took on a direct role in the legal case against Tyler Robinson, the man accused of assassinating Kirk: a judge provisionally admitted an affidavit from Englehart describing Kirk's political and religious views as evidence supporting a victim-targeting sentencing enhancement, tying the pastor's characterization of Kirk's public ministry directly to the prosecution's case. Englehart's combination of media commentary and formal legal testimony makes him one of the more unusual figures connected to both Kirk's public work and the aftermath of his death.