242. The Warrior's Response to Tragedy: After The Loss of Charlie Kirk
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242. The Warrior's Response to Tragedy: After The Loss of Charlie Kirk
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The question is not if but how you’ll respond when life blindsides you.
In this episode of The Impossible Life Podcast, Garrett and Nick take on the heavy reality of loss, heartbreak, and the unexpected trials that test our faith. Sparked by the recent tragedy with Charlie Kirk, this conversation goes deep into how Warriors respond when faced with tragedy.
You'll learn what a warrior is, what defines his pursuit of destiny, and why Jesus is the ultimate example of a warrior. We also look at mission focus and the need to understand what's really at stake in your life. There is a lot of reaction to the loss of Charlie Kirk. While his tragic death sparked this episode, this is an episode to guide you through any tragedy so you can stand strong, stay connected to purpose, and continue to follow Jesus even in the darketst times.
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