It’s hard to overestimate the value of Charlie Kirk’s memorial service, but we shouldn’t think our job is done. We have a lot of work to do on the worldview front.

Charlie’s life and death demand that we engage culture with biblical truth.

If your rights as a human being do not come from the creator, then they come from the government, which can take them away as easily as it grants them.

The the truth about abortion is not discovered by private revelation but by examining the objective truths of scripture and moral reasoning.

Not everything pro-lifers disagree on amongst themselves needs to become a a staged fight. There are some things we should discuss, not divide over.

Learn to defend your pro-life views in a minute or less. You don’t have to be wordy to be persuasive. Sometimes saying less is actually saying more.

Instead of refuting pro-life arguments, most of our critics simply emote. We will examine an encounter where Charlie Kirk interviews student on abortion to see this in action.

Your job as a pro-life apologist is not to beat people up by cornering them with gotcha points. Your job is to give them something to think about.

Saving lives or changing laws is not an either/or proposition. We should do both.