I’ve served in church operations long enough to know that most of the work we do is invisible unless something goes wrong. When the building is clean, the lights work, the grounds look good, the bathrooms are stocked, the vehicles run, and the systems flow smoothly… most people don’t notice. But let one thing break — one toilet overflow, one HVAC unit die, one event go unprepared — and suddenly operations matters to everyone.

Every growing Christian desires to share their faith effectively. 

This desire is natural because if you know the Lord, you want others to know Him too.

Jesus Himself commanded us to share the gospel: “And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature” (Mark 16:15). This Great Commission is not just for pastors or missionaries; it is for every Christian. 

Whether or not you previously knew of Charlie Kirk, it would be impossible not to know of him today. Rarely—if ever—has the death of someone who was neither an elected official nor a decorated soldier ignited such a wave of public response. My social media feed has been flooded with tributes, news reports, and reflections. Clearly, Charlie’s voice and courage were making a difference.

But Charlie Kirk was more than a bold voice in a cultural moment. He was a young husband and father who knew Christ, loved his country, and stood unashamedly for truth.