JP Sears Shares Five Lessons From Charlie Kirk's Memorial Service Featuring Erika Kirk's Forgiveness

[00:00] I know I speak for everyone here today

[00:02] when I say that none of us will ever

[00:05] forget Charlie Kirk

[00:08] and neither now will history.

[00:15] Charlie Kirk's memorial service was

[00:17] something absolutely beautiful born out

[00:20] of tragedy and I want to share with you

[00:22] five lessons from his memorial service

[00:25] that you'll want to never forget.

[00:26] Welcome back to the JP Rex channel, my

[00:28] freedom loving friend. This is where we

[00:30] help spread the light of truth and

[00:32] freedom because truth conquers. Now,

[00:35] Charlie Kirk's memorial service was

[00:38] impeccably sad and impeccably beautiful.

[00:41] Whether it was somewhere between 50 and

[00:43] 70,000 people singing hallelujah in

[00:46] harmony like you see here,

[00:50] [Music]

[00:53] Hallelu

[00:55] [Music]

[00:56] >> or the 300,000 people attending outside

[01:00] of the arena or it's the realization

[01:02] that followers of Charlie Kirk are

[01:05] grieving his absolutely tragic death in

[01:09] a very very heartfelt way. No riding, no

[01:13] violence, no burning anything down. And

[01:16] in fact, leading report reported this.

[01:19] Charlie Kirk's memorial is now

[01:21] comparable in attendance to the funerals

[01:23] of Martin Luther King Jr. and John F.

[01:26] Kennedy. There's millions of people

[01:28] watching the live stream and that is an

[01:31] absolute thing of beauty born out of

[01:34] this very unfair tragedy. The speakers

[01:37] who were at the memorial service, there

[01:40] was just profound messages that I think

[01:43] were incredibly inline, if not lessons

[01:45] directly learned from Charlie Kirk. It

[01:48] truly was a beautiful thing and there's

[01:50] many lessons to take away. But I want to

[01:52] just share with you five important

[01:55] lessons that I got from the speakers

[01:58] that you never want to forget because

[02:00] these are lessons that we want to carry

[02:02] forward because the evil perspective is

[02:06] we're going to take out Charlie Kirk to

[02:08] silence him. But I dare say people like

[02:10] you and I have a different perspective

[02:12] where we realize evil took out Charlie

[02:14] Kirk and now it's our job to make his

[02:17] voice louder than ever. And these are

[02:19] just five lessons that I think are

[02:22] things Charlie Kirk would want us to

[02:24] amplify. We'll hear from people like

[02:26] Tulsi Gabbard and Tucker Carlson. But

[02:29] let's start with RFK Jr.

[02:31] >> We were talking about the risk that all

[02:32] of us take when we challenge and trans

[02:35] interest, the physical risk. and he

[02:37] asked me if I was scared of dying. And I

[02:40] said to him, there's a lot worse things

[02:42] than death. And one of those things is

[02:46] if we lost our constitutional rights in

[02:48] this country and that our children were

[02:50] raised as slaves. I said to Charlie, I

[02:54] said, "Sometimes the best consolation we

[02:57] can hope for is that we get to die with

[03:00] our boots on." Well, Charlie died with

[03:03] his boots on. And he died so to as to

[03:06] make sure that we didn't have to undergo

[03:10] those fates that are worse than deaths.

[03:13] Oh, let's remember Charlie. For those of

[03:15] us who were friends with Charlie, we

[03:19] don't need any more evidence of the love

[03:22] of God because the evidence, the

[03:26] friendship is the best evidence that God

[03:29] loves us all. Thank you and God bless

[03:31] you. And before we get to the next

[03:33] speaker, the next lesson, this is kind

[03:36] of a lesson unto itself. It's worth

[03:38] reiterating. DC Drano says it very

[03:40] succinctly. When George Floyd died, BLM

[03:43] organized riots nationwide that killed

[03:45] 25 to 40 people, injured 900 cops, and

[03:48] caused $2 billion damages. When Charlie

[03:50] Kirk was assassinated, people organized

[03:52] prayer vids, and millions of dollars

[03:54] were raised for his wife and two

[03:56] children. We are not the same. Yeah,

[03:58] we're not the same. God and Satan are

[04:01] not the same. Good and evil are not the

[04:04] same. And I just have to caution against

[04:06] demonizing people because that that can

[04:09] be a very divisive mentality. So how I

[04:13] interpret this how the whole thing so we

[04:16] stand for what's right boldly and

[04:17] fiercely while not falling for the

[04:20] trickery of division. So we realize

[04:23] people are possessed by evil but they

[04:25] can be saved. So we have to realize it's

[04:28] the evil that possesses them that we are

[04:32] not the same with. There's always hope

[04:34] for the people and we still want to save

[04:37] people possessed by evil. Present day

[04:40] it's very easy to see if someone's

[04:42] possessed by evil. Anyone posted online

[04:45] dancing on Charlie Kirk's grave that

[04:47] someone possessed by evil. We the people

[04:50] are the same but what possesses us is

[04:52] not the same. Next. Dr. Ben Carson spill

[04:56] some truth.

[04:57] >> Our rights come from our creator and not

[05:00] from government.

[05:03] Now, for many decades, there have been

[05:06] people who are trying to fundamentally

[05:08] change who we are. And there was a man

[05:13] by the name of Cleon Scousson

[05:17] who wrote a book called The Naked

[05:20] Communist in the 50s.

[05:24] and he exposed the things that were

[05:26] being done by the Marxists to gain

[05:29] control of our country. Such things as

[05:32] gaining control of the public education

[05:35] system and the teacher unions so that

[05:37] you could infiltrate and indoctrinate

[05:41] our young people. It was a radical

[05:45] leftist who said, "Give me your children

[05:48] to teach for four years, and the seed

[05:51] that I sew will never be uprooted."

[05:54] That's why that's what's going on. They

[05:56] also had a goal of gaining control of

[05:59] the media and Hollywood so they could

[06:01] change the culture in America, making

[06:04] sexual perversion normal, natural, and

[06:07] healthy. And speaking of that, pushing

[06:10] God out of our society and changing the

[06:14] gospel to the social gospel. Have you

[06:17] noticed that a lot of preachers don't

[06:18] want to talk about what's in the Bible

[06:20] if it's counter to the social gospel? I

[06:24] challenge the ministers out there to

[06:27] talk about what the Bible says and not

[06:29] what the leftists say.

[06:35] >> Amen to that. So, in about a minute and

[06:37] a half, he absolutely

[06:41] illustrates how and why so many young

[06:43] people have been radicalized by

[06:46] leftist/communist

[06:47] ideology where they're more concerned

[06:50] about virtue signaling rather than

[06:52] actual virtues. Why people who virtue

[06:55] signal tend to be virtueless people

[06:58] while thinking they they're full of

[06:59] virtues. The minds of young people have

[07:02] been captured and it's not by accident.

[07:04] It's by this purposeful design. I think

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[09:05] Now, back to the video. Next take-home

[09:07] lesson from Tulsi Gabbard.

[09:09] >> Saying words are violence and dissenting

[09:12] voices are hush. And those who speak of

[09:15] God, those who speak the truth, simple

[09:19] objective truths like there are only two

[09:21] genders in these schools, they are told,

[09:24] "You have no voice."

[09:28] Charlie chose this arena to take these

[09:31] people head-on to challenge these

[09:33] institutions, these students and

[09:35] faculty, encouraging them to come to

[09:38] speak honestly, bring your ideas, debate

[09:41] loudly and think critically. And Charlie

[09:44] did this so well. He was winning. So

[09:48] much winning. So much so that the forces

[09:52] of darkness, hate, and evil were

[09:54] threatened by him and tried to silence

[09:56] him. History shows this dark pattern

[09:59] that when ideas cannot withstand

[10:01] scrutiny, whether it's the ideology of

[10:04] so-called religious fanatics or

[10:05] political fanatics, their defenders,

[10:08] terrified that their weak ideas will be

[10:10] exposed for what they are, turn to

[10:12] intimidation,

[10:14] censorship, and violence. They kill and

[10:17] terrorize their opponents, hoping to

[10:20] silence them. But in this evil that we

[10:23] have experienced that Charlie faced

[10:26] their flawed ideology is exposed because

[10:29] by trying to silence Charlie, his voice

[10:32] is now louder than ever.

[10:35] >> And that's a resounding truth amongst

[10:37] many speakers at the memorial service.

[10:40] It's been a resounding truth everybody

[10:42] has seen. Their attempt to silence

[10:44] Charlie Kirk has made his voice louder

[10:48] than ever and it will long outlive

[10:51] Charlie Kirk. And the Babylon B captures

[10:53] this perfectly with a picture of his

[10:56] memorial service. Satan, I've made a

[10:59] huge mistake. Uh, yep, that's correct.

[11:02] Now, next up, I love what Tucker Carlson

[11:04] had to say because it's not pointing out

[11:07] problems of other people or just

[11:09] recognizing, hey, there's this radical

[11:11] ideology purposefully infecting people.

[11:14] He's helping people take ownership to be

[11:17] the example and realize, yeah, Charlie

[11:20] Kirk, he wasn't just preaching to people

[11:23] controlled by evil. He was also

[11:25] preaching to you and I. Take a listen.

[11:28] It's only an acknowledgement that what

[11:29] Charlie was really saying is that change

[11:32] begins, the only change that matters

[11:34] when we repent of our sins.

[11:38] We me a recognition that the real

[11:41] problem is me and how fallen I am. And

[11:45] that was the reason that Charlie was

[11:49] fearless at all times. Truly fearless to

[11:52] his last moment. He was unafraid.

[11:55] He was not defensive. And there was no

[11:58] hate in his heart. I know that because

[12:00] I've got a little hate compartment in my

[12:01] heart. And I would often express that to

[12:04] Charlie about various people. And he

[12:05] would always say, always say, "That's a

[12:08] sad person. That's a broken person.

[12:10] That's person who needs help. That's a

[12:12] person who needs Jesus." He said that in

[12:14] private

[12:17] cuz he meant it. And I think how we

[12:19] ended that, man, that's just the lesson

[12:21] that needs reiterating over and over and

[12:24] over to everyone who's filled with anger

[12:27] right now. The anger is so

[12:29] understandable. But if we're not

[12:30] careful, we fall for the temptation of

[12:32] division, which I don't think is God's

[12:34] way. I think it's Satan's way, but

[12:36] tricks us into it because we're angry.

[12:38] We're angry at other people. They're the

[12:41] enemy. But I think that message right

[12:44] there, according to Tucker Carlson, what

[12:46] Charlie Kirk would say is, "Yeah,

[12:47] they're they're broken people. They're

[12:50] sad people. They're people that need

[12:52] Jesus." Which tells me the people aren't

[12:55] the enemy. The ideas are the enemy. The

[12:58] ideas that come from evil, those are the

[13:01] enemy. The human beings that harbor

[13:04] those ideas, they're the ones that

[13:06] desperately need help. Which means

[13:08] they're kind of the opposite of the

[13:10] enemy. They're people who we need to

[13:12] help rather than see as the enemy. Be a

[13:15] warrior for sure. Be bold. Be fierce

[13:18] against evil ideas. But have the

[13:21] discernment between the person and the

[13:24] idea that has the person. That's part of

[13:27] how I interpret that message. And I

[13:29] think it's a beautiful message. Now,

[13:30] before we get to a bonus lesson that

[13:32] you'll want to never forget, this is

[13:35] just beautiful. It It's so sad. You

[13:40] know, it's like a heartfelt sadness.

[13:42] There's just love in it. It's a it's a

[13:46] mix of emotion which just creates

[13:50] beauty. And this is Erica Kirk taking

[13:54] the stage at her husband's memorial

[13:56] service.

[13:57] >> Please give a warm welcome to Mrs. Erica

[14:00] Kirk.

[14:01] [Applause]

[14:02] [Music]

[14:15] [Applause]

[14:19] Heat. Heat.

[14:27] Heat.

[14:30] [Music]

[14:31] [Applause]

[14:34] [Music]

[14:41] Heat.

[14:44] [Music]

[14:49] Heat.

[14:52] [Applause]

[14:53] [Music]

[14:58] [Applause]

[15:02] Heat.

[15:09] [Applause]

[15:16] [Applause]

[15:34] That young man.

[15:38] That young man

[15:40] on the cross, our savior said, "Father,

[15:43] forgive them for they not know what they

[15:47] do."

[15:50] That man, that young man,

[15:54] I forgive him.

[15:57] [Applause]

[16:10] [Laughter]

[16:10] [Applause]

[16:16] I forgive him because it was what Christ

[16:19] did

[16:21] and is what Charlie would do. The answer

[16:24] to hate is not hate.

[16:27] The answer we know from the gospel is

[16:29] love and always love.

[16:33] love for our enemies

[16:36] and love for those who persecute us.

[16:39] >> That doesn't touch your heart. Just

[16:41] seeing how she walked up, seeing the

[16:44] emotion

[16:46] that she was feeling, I don't know what

[16:48] will touch your heart and I think our

[16:50] hearts need a little touching. Finally,

[16:52] a bonus lesson. Turning Point put this

[16:55] out. I think this is just kind of the

[16:58] tattoo of what Charlie Kirk stood for

[17:01] that we want to never forget. Get

[17:03] married, have children, build a legacy,

[17:07] pass down your values, pursue the

[17:10] eternal, seek true joy. Charlie Kirk,

[17:14] 1993 through 2025.

[17:17] These are some lessons in memorial of

[17:20] Charlie Kirk I don't think you and I

[17:22] want to ever forget. I appreciate you

[17:24] watching. I look forward to seeing you

[17:26] on our next video, which will probably

[17:29] be a lot less emotional.