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In the first message of our new series, How Did We Get Here?, we go back to the beginning to discover God's original design for humanity. Before there was brokenness, confusion, and conflict, there was purpose, identity, and relationship with God.Together, we'll explore why God created us with the freedom to choose, His desire to protect our innocence, and why understanding His original intent helps us find our way when life gets off track.If we're going to know where to go next, we have to understand where it all began.Scripture References:Genesis 2:15–25, Proverbs 20:3Stay connected with Grace City Church:gracecity.com

Josh McPherson is a pastor, author, founder of Stronger Man Nation, and leader of Grace City Church in Washington State. In this episode of The Resilient Show, Chad Robichaux sits down with Josh for a powerful conversation about the crisis of manhood in America, the responsibility of fathers, and why boys need more than comfort, entertainment, and passive encouragement.Josh breaks down what it means for a man to be ready, willing, and able to do his job in the service of others, no matter the cost to himself. He shares the heart behind The Stronger Boy Way, his book and rite-of-passage program designed to help fathers intentionally lead their sons into manhood through challenge, mentorship, skill-building, and affirmation.Chad and Josh also discuss the need for men to step back into leadership in their homes, churches, communities, and nation. From fatherhood and mentorship to courage, responsibility, politics, culture, and faith, this episode is a call for men to stop sitting on the sidelines and start carrying the weight they were made for.Josh also shares the vision behind Freedom Con, a gathering of Christian men focused on restoring courage, conviction, and statesmanship in a culture that desperately needs strong, godly men.00:00 Intro00:49 Welcome Josh McPherson01:18 Freedom Con and the Men's Conference Lineup03:05 What Is The Stronger Boy Way?04:02 What Does It Mean to Be a Man?05:07 Fathers Leading Sons Into Manhood07:32 Rite of Passage as a Starting Line09:42 Patches, Challenge Coins, and Building Strong Boys13:33 Why Boys Need Intentional Fathers17:21 Why It's Never Too Late to Start18:39 Brotherhood, Mentorship, and Mission20:45 America's Manhood Crisis27:12 Vision, Permission, and Help for Men30:19 Why Pastors Need Moral Courage37:53 Freedom Con and Christian Statesmanship49:30 Washington State's Valley Forge Moment01:03:53 Faith, Veterans, and the White House01:18:18 Closing Thoughts and Patreon GiveawayJOSH'S LINKS:Stronger Man Nation: https://www.strongermannation.comWarrior Poet Society: https://www.warriorpoetsupplyco.comFreedom Con - Use promo code ROBO for 50% off: https://www.freedomcon26.com/ticketsStronger Boy Way Kit: https://www.warriorpoetsupplyco.com/p...——Stay up-to-date with all things Resilient by subscribing to our Resilient Times Newsletter: https://resilienttimes.substack.comRESILIENT:Follow Us On Patreon: ⁠  / theresilientshow  Follow Us On Instagram: ⁠  / resilientshow  Follow Us On Twitter:⁠ ⁠  / resilientshow  Follow Us On TikTok:⁠ ⁠  / resilientshow  LIVE RESILIENT STORE:https://shop.theresilientshow.comFollow Chad: ⁠⁠  / chadrobo_official  https://x.com/ChadRoboSPONSORS:Smith & Wesson: ⁠⁠https://www.smith-wesson.com⁠⁠Vortex Optics: ⁠https://vortexoptics.com⁠Gatorz Eyewear: ⁠⁠https://www.gatorz.com⁠⁠Allied Wealth: ⁠https://alliedwealth.com⁠BioPro+: ⁠⁠https://www.bioproteintech.com/CHAD30⁠⁠BioXCellerator: ⁠https://www.bioxcellerator.com⁠Core Medical: https://coremedicalgrp.com/chadpodcas...------The Resilient Show is a proud supporter of military and first responder communities in partnership with ⁠Mighty Oaks Foundation⁠.

In Nehemiah 5, we see that the greatest threat to God's people is not opposition from the outside, but sin and division from within. Pastor Josh McPherson unpacks how godly leaders confront injustice with both justice and mercy. Churches, families, and nations are strengthened when sin is addressed, justice is pursued, and leaders lead by example.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources. 

Pastor Michael Heath implores our church to actively forge deep, intimate communal relationships that cross racial, cultural, and socioeconomic lines. Jesus is essential for tangibly experiencing God's love and healing across all boundaries. We must be a unified church that draws near to God, holds fast to hope, and genuinely considers one another.

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In this powerful closing message of our Prepare for Rain Campaign, Pastor Chris reminds us of the spiritual importance of remembering what God has already done. Preaching from Joshua 4, he calls us to pause, look back, and recognize the faithfulness of God in our lives, our church, and our future.Just as Israel gathered twelve stones after crossing the Jordan River, we are invited to “pick up our stone” and mark the miracles, provision, answered prayers, and moments of breakthrough God has given us. Forgetting what God has done yesterday can weaken our faith for what He wants to do tomorrow—but remembering builds faith, strengthens obedience, and creates a testimony for generations to come.As Grace City Church reflects on a year of God's provision through the Prepare for Rain Campaign, Pastor Chris celebrates the launch of high school ministry, growth in community, lives being changed, and God's miraculous provision for a future home. This message is a call to gratitude, faith, generosity, and legacy.The rain came. Now let's finish what was started.Scripture: Joshua 4Sermon Title: Don't ForgetSpeaker: Pastor ChrisSeries/Campaign: Prepare for RainSubscribe for more sermons and content from Grace City Church.#DontForget #PrepareForRain #PastorChris #GraceCityChurch #Joshua4 #ChristianSermon #Faith #RememberGodsFaithfulness #ChurchGrowth #Generosity #GodProvides #Sermon #Jesus #ChristianMessage

Grace City Church exists to magnify the supremacy of God and the transforming power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ through the making and maturing of disciples who will effect spiritual, ethical, and vocational renewal in the city of Denver and around the world.

In this episode of Grace City Church's The Follow Up, Yasmin and Brian unpack the questions, tensions, and misconceptions surrounding one of the most debated spiritual gifts in the New Testament. From personal prayer language to public expression, from skepticism to spiritual hunger, we explore how the church can avoid both denial and disorder while pursuing discernment, maturity, and the presence of the Holy Spirit.We talk about:* Why has this gift caused so much confusion and division?* Can tongues be emotional, learned, or even abused?* How do we pursue spiritual gifts without hype or pressure?* What does a healthy, Spirit-filled church actually look like?Whether you're curious, cautious, skeptical, or hungry for more of God, this conversation aims to bring theological clarity, pastoral wisdom, and practical insight to a topic many Christians have questions about.

Celebrate Pentecost Sunday 2026 with Pastor Casey Olsen's message, The Harvest of Pentecost, as we explore Acts 1 and Acts 2 and discover the powerful meaning behind the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. In this sermon, we look at how Pentecost was not a random moment in Scripture, but the fulfillment of God's redemptive plan as the Holy Spirit empowered the early church for mission, witness, and gospel harvest among the nations.Pastor Casey unpacks the biblical connection between the Jewish Feast of Pentecost, the harvest festivals of the Old Testament, and the birth of the church in Acts 2. This message highlights how the Holy Spirit continues to empower ordinary believers today to live on mission, proclaim the gospel, make disciples, and participate in the ongoing work of God around the world.Through powerful teaching on Spirit-empowered living, dependence on the Holy Spirit, revival, prayer, church mission, and the global movement of the gospel, this sermon challenges Christians to move beyond self-reliance and rediscover the life-changing power and presence of God. From the early church in Jerusalem to modern-day missions in places like Cuba, Iceland, Ecuador, India, and beyond, The Harvest of Pentecost reminds us that the story of Acts is still unfolding today.If you are hungry for deeper intimacy with God, biblical teaching on the Holy Spirit, Pentecost Sunday, revival, discipleship, church planting, missions, charismatic Christianity, and Spirit-filled living, this message will encourage and equip you to become a living messenger of hope right where God has placed you.Scripture References:Acts 1:6-8Acts 2:1-411 Corinthians 15:20Subscribe for more sermons, biblical teaching, and Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered content from Grace City Church.

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What does it take to rebuild what's broken when opposition, criticism, and resistance rise against you? Pastor Josh McPherson unpacks eight marks of godly leadership through the life of Nehemiah. This sermon is a call to stop sitting on the sidelines and start rebuilding the ruins in our hearts, homes, churches, and nation—no matter the cost.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources. 

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Pastor Chris Zauner continues week 5 of our series, How to Ruin Your Faith, with a powerful sermon titled Abuse Freedom. Teaching from Galatians 5, Pastor Chris challenges us to understand that the freedom Jesus gives is not permission to live for the flesh, but an invitation to walk by the Spirit.In this message, we are reminded that Christ has set us free from condemnation, shame, religious striving, and the penalty of sin, but that freedom must not be abused. Paul warns the Galatian church not to drift back into slavery through legalism or rebellion, and Pastor Chris shows how both can quietly ruin our faith when we stop depending on Jesus.Through honest reflection, biblical teaching, and a call to surrender, this sermon confronts the works of the flesh and points us toward the fruit of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. True freedom is not found in doing whatever we want, but in crucifying the flesh and keeping in step with the Holy Spirit.If you have ever struggled with compromise, spiritual drift, shame, legalism, or the tension between flesh and Spirit, this message will encourage you to return to Jesus and live in the freedom He died to give.Scripture: Galatians 5Series: How to Ruin Your FaithMessage: Abuse FreedomSpeaker: Pastor Chris ZaunerThank you for watching this sermon from Grace City Church. Subscribe for more messages and join us as we seek Jesus, walk by the Spirit, and live out the freedom found in Christ.

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This week, Brian Owen — pastor of Grace City Church in Boston and founder of Pray Boston — brings a guest message from Acts 13:1–3 titled "Becoming a Movemental Church." Preaching to the Table Boston community, Brian unpacks what it looks like for a local church to refuse to stay still: to be a Spirit-directed community that worships deeply, listens carefully, and sends sacrificially, releasing its best people and resources outward for the advance of the Kingdom of God.Drawing from the Church of Antioch as his central case study, Brian walks through four marks of a movemental church. First, movemental churches make the necessary moves to prepare for movemental moments, like Barnabas, who read the temperature of the Spirit and went to retrieve Paul, trusting that God was up to something new. Second, movemental churches practice expectant devotion: not strategy sessions or marketing campaigns, but the kind of worship and fasting that positions a church to hear the Holy Spirit say, "Set apart for me Barnabas and Saul." Third, movemental moments happen from within the local church, not outside of it, and every believer has been given gifts by the Spirit. Withholding those gifts robs the community of what it needs to reach the city. Fourth, movemental churches risk to experience renewal. Just as Antioch released its two best leaders into dangerous, unknown territory, churches that fear the cost will, in the words of Welsh revivalist Evan Roberts, never see the victory.The theological anchor of this message is the conviction that expectant devotion, not distraction, is what positions a church for a move of God. Leaning heavily on C.S. Lewis's Screwtape Letters, Brian argues that the enemy's most effective weapon today is not blatant sin but distraction: the gradual, quiet edging of the soul away from prayer, fasting, and hunger for God. In a city like Boston, where intellectual pride and spiritual darkness run deep, the movemental church must be one that actively wars against passivity and chooses to press toward God rather than settle for busyness.The invitation of this message is simple and searching: stop playing it safe. Brian closes by calling the room to honest self-examination. Some are being called to step toward something they have been avoiding out of fear; others are being called to walk away from something that is quietly suffocating their spiritual potential. Whether the risk involves finances, serving, mission, or simply embracing the season God has you in, the movemental life begins with a yes. As Brian reminds the church, anything worthwhile involves risk, and a church willing to release its best people and resources will always find that God honors the sacrifice with something greater than it gave away.

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In week 4 of How to Ruin Your Faith, Pastor Casey Olsen continues through Galatians 4 with a message called Forget Who You Are. Paul reminds the church that in Christ, we are no longer slaves but sons and daughters of God. Yet many believers still drift back into performance, striving, and spiritual exhaustion because they forget the identity God has already given them.This sermon explores how spiritual drift often begins when we stop living from the truth that we are fully known, loved, adopted, and filled with the Holy Spirit. Pastor Casey unpacks the beauty of redemption, adoption, and the Spirit's cry within us: “Abba, Father.”If you have been trying to earn God's love, perform your way into peace, or carry your faith in your own strength, this message is an invitation to return to the Father and receive again what God has already provided through Jesus.Scripture: Galatians 4:1–11, 19–20Subscribe for more sermons from Grace City Church.#Galatians #ChristianSermon #Faith #HolySpirit #AdoptionInChrist #GraceCityChurch #PastorCaseyOlsen #HowToRuinYourFaith #ChristianTeaching #BibleSermon

When conversations around gender often feel like navigating a minefield of power struggles, how do we find a path that leads to flourishing rather than friction? In this sermon, we're continuing our series on church membership by exploring one of our core distinctives: the biblical design of family, and how that pertains to gender and gender roles. Moving beyond "who gets to be in charge," we look at God's original design in Genesis as a "lighthouse"—not a restriction to bind us, but a means of mercy to keep us from drowning in the chaos of a broken and confused world.Support the show

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What does it look like to follow God when the path isn't clear? In this message from Nehemiah 2, Pastor Josh McPherson teaches how prayer, planning, and trusting God's providence come together in the life of a believer. Learn how to step out in faith, rebuild what's broken, and recognize God's hand at work—even in the ordinary moments.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources. 

Our culture hasn't just drifted from God's design for sex and marriage — it has inverted it, treating personal sexual freedom as sacred and God's wisdom as the problem. This sermon looks at what's behind that shift, what the Bible actually teaches about marriage from Genesis to Revelation, and what it means to respond faithfully — whether that calls us to repentance, to costly obedience, or simply to pursue Jesus with fresh wonder.Support the show

Grace City Church celebrates Easter Sunday with a new sermon series entitled 'Imago Dei' and a message on Jesus' resurrection.

Our friend, Erik McEntyre, will be preaching on the power of prayer. Erik is a pastor at Grace City Church of the Northeast, a church in our denomination located in Northeast Philadelphia. We are excited to hear him bring God's Word to us, and we can't wait to see you on the best day of the week!

Grace City Church continues through the Matthew: Endgame sermon series with a message on Jesus' cleansing of the temple.

Grace City Church continues its Matthew: Endgame sermon series.

Pastor/State Rep. Nate Schatzline brings a prophetic challenge to Grace City Church: embrace the wilderness, kill the normal, and live with holy consistency in both “locusts and honey.” From Matthew 3, he calls the church to be a bold, consecrated movement that prepares the way for the Lord and refuses to grow familiar with God's presence. The message culminates in a historic commissioning announcement that you won't want to miss. Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

Pastor Mark Driscoll from Trinity Church joins Grace City Church for a powerful “family meeting,” connecting the church's Sacred Assembly season to Ezra & Nehemiah and calling for a continued rhythm of prayer, planning, fasting, and faith for favor. With twelve key words, he unpacks spiritual warfare as a battle for family, freedom, and the lordship of Jesus, and explains how God builds and then fills—first with His presence, then with new sons and daughters who will meet Christ. This message will strengthen your conviction, deepen your worship, and help you recognize what it means to gather as a sacred assembly in a thin place where heaven comes near.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

Dr. Robert Chisholm, pastor of Grace City Church of the Northeast, preaches on the sufficiency of Scripture for trusting in Jesus for eternal life and living for him now.

At this Sacred Assembly at Grace City Church, Pastor Russell Johnson brings a faith-charged message from Mark 5—Jairus and the woman with the issue of blood—showing how honesty plants the seed of faith, and how Jesus' authority changes everything. Ask, believe, press in, and don't let fear set the temperature of your life. Pastor Russell calls the church to build an altar through worship, prayer, and sacrificial obedience—and to marry breakthrough to follow-through so what God starts in the room carries into every day.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

This marks a unique moment in the life of Grace City. Pastor Josh McPherson begins our first Sacred Assembly—one of ten over the next five weeks—defining revival and calling our church into a focused rhythm of worship, prayer, and family discipleship. Church is for God. And when God is central, everything changes. This season isn't about attendance—it's about hunger. Weekly Sacred Assemblies will be Sunday & Wednesday Evenings @ 6:30pm PST (Two different messages weekly). Catch it in person at Grace City Church, or LIVE online on YouTube or FacebookSupport the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

What happens when God draws unusually near? In this fiery message at Grace City Church during Church Camp, Russel Johnson from The Pursuit Church teaches from Acts 10 (Cornelius & Peter) and unpacks the signs of revival. If you've been praying for awakening, this is your call to respond—revival starts in a person (IN YOU), and it's time to raise the sails because the wind has begun to blow.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

Pastor Josh McPherson, on the fourth night of Church Camp 2026, shares 10 prophetic words for Grace City Church in what he believes is a kairos moment—an uncommon season of spiritual hunger, repentance, and renewed longing for God's presence. He defines prophetic words as timely, biblical, and weighty direction for a specific people, then calls the church to lean in and seek the Lord during this specific moment. This message is a “time capsule” for stewarding what God is doing right now—without manipulating it, but receiving and stewarding it faithfully.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

What kind of life pleases God? According to Hebrews, it's a life of faith—and Pastor Josh McPherson makes it plain: faith is obedience. In this message, Pastor Josh calls Grace City Church into a continued season of consecration through prayer and fasting, urging the church to get “off the X” and move with urgent, wholehearted obedience. From Jonathan's climb toward overwhelming odds (1 Samuel 14) to the fresh hunger God is stirring in our people, this is a rallying cry to become a Jonathan Church—a remnant that runs toward the fight, trusts God for provision, and watches heaven respond.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

In this catalytic message, Pastor Josh McPherson announces an audacious new chapter for Grace City Church: an opportunity to secure and steward 50 acres as a “forward operating base” for the Family Capital of the World—and the long-range vision of launching Vector West University, a four-year Christian institution aimed at forming courageous leaders with sharp minds, warm hearts, and strong bodies. Teaching from 1 Samuel 14, Pastor Josh calls the church to faithful risk, unified action, and dependence on the Lord for supernatural breakthrough, then lays out key prayer “fleeces” and an invitation to keep gathering in worship as God brings revival momentum.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

Pastor Josh McPherson interviews Texas State Representative and Mercy Culture Pastor Nate Schatzline—fresh off preaching at Grace City Church during Church Camp 2026. Pastor Nate tells the story behind For Liberty & Justice (FL&J), a kingdom organization designed to mobilize churches for civic engagement, train leaders, and build actionable pathways for believers to step into government with humility, conviction, and biblical clarity. Together they explain why the church must stop retreating from the public square—especially in darker, increasingly hostile states. Now is time to take ground for the name of Jesus. Check out Church Camp Night 1 w/ Pastor Russel Johnson: https://www.youtube.com/live/MqIHthlj9rM?si=MSzHJNu9V9uqXWDi&t=1648Check out Church Camp Night 2 w/ Pastor Nate Schatzline: https://www.youtube.com/live/2BJC_WfQ8_E?si=H4VydSyvPBE4Wmd6&t=1516Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

“All things were created through Him and for Him.” – Colossians 1:16In this timely and powerful New Year message, Pastor Casey launches our new series, “What We Do,” with a foundational teaching on what it means to truly honor God with our lives. In a culture shaped by expressive individualism—where we're taught to center everything around ourselves—this sermon calls us back to a Christ-centered life.Using Colossians 1:15-20, Pastor Casey unpacks the truth that we were not created to be the heroes of our own stories. We were made by Jesus and for Jesus. Honoring God isn't simply one part of our spiritual life—it is the very purpose of our existence.This message challenges us to evaluate whether Jesus is just another priority on our list, or the center of everything. You'll be invited to move from self-centered faith to a life marked by worship, obedience, and active participation in God's redemptive work in the world.Whether you're resetting your focus for a new year, or exploring what it means to follow Jesus more fully, this sermon will both convict and encourage you to lay down the pressure of self-definition and embrace the freedom of living for God's glory.Key themes in this message include:Why honoring God is more than a behavior—it's a lifestyle of alignmentHow self-focused faith leads to fragility and dissatisfactionThe difference between placing Jesus first and making Him the centerThree ways we honor God: through worship, obedience, and joining Him in missionHow to discern where God is already at work and how to respondThis is a message for anyone feeling spiritually scattered, overwhelmed by expectations, or hungry for deeper purpose and direction. It's an invitation to reframe life, not around your plans, but around God's greater story.We pray this message encourages you to begin 2026 not with resolutions, but with a reorientation toward Jesus as Lord, King, and Center.Watch, reflect, and respond.To learn more about Grace City Church or connect with our team, visit www.gracecityeugene.com#HonorGod #WhatWeDo #PastorCasey #GraceCityChurch #Colossians1 #FaithCenteredOnChrist #ChristianSermon #GospelMessage #JesusIsPreeminent #NewYearSermon #WorshipObedienceMission

This is a night set aside to honor and appreciate all the team members who make ministry happen at and through Grace City Church.

This is a night set aside to honor and appreciate all the team members who make ministry happen at and through Grace City Church.

In this first message of our new series, “The Art of War,” Pastor Josh McPherson sounds the alarm: there is a spiritual war, and you are in it—whether you recognize it or not. Pastor Josh presses us to stop treating Christianity like a social club and to embrace our calling as soldiers of the cross. We're invited to declare war on our own sin, refuse compromise with the world's value system, and stand firm against a real enemy who hates our union with Christ. Listen till the end for an exciting announcement of God's provision!Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

In this first message of our new series, “The Art of War,” Pastor Josh McPherson sounds the alarm: there is a spiritual war, and you are in it—whether you recognize it or not. Pastor Josh presses us to stop treating Christianity like a social club and to embrace our calling as soldiers of the cross. We're invited to declare war on our own sin, refuse compromise with the world's value system, and stand firm against a real enemy who hates our union with Christ. Listen till the end for an exciting announcement of God's provision!Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

What does God do with people who are faithful with “a little”? In this Vision Sunday message, Pastor Josh McPherson unpacks how faithfulness, stewardship, and family-first discipleship form our long game: be fruitful. You'll hear updates on Be Fruitful, Garden City Academy (K-12), our church plant in Rome, Georgia, and Phase Four construction—plus a powerful salvation story that will stir your faith to pray for one more.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

Grace City Church continues its Matthew sermon series with a message on the calling of Matthew.

Grace City Church launches back into the Gospel of Matthew with a sermon on Jesus calling His disciples to become fishers of men.

In Week 3 of our Unseen Realm series, Pastor Josh McPherson tackles demonology—not to stir fear, but to build faith. He exposes two errors (denying demons or obsessing over them), outlines what Scripture says about their limits, and shows how they harass, deceive, and accuse—yet remain decisively defeated by Jesus. The call is simple: submit to God, resist the devil, pursue holiness, and rejoice not merely that demons submit to Christ's name, but that your name can be written in heaven.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

The guys react to actors Rainn Wilson and Mark Ruffalo denouncing any leftist celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination. Washington Examiner national political reporter Salena Zito joins to share how Charlie Kirk's assassination is having a bigger impact on everyday Americans than people realize. Grace City Church lead pastor Josh McPherson joins to discuss the revival that is forming to honor Charlie Kirk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Glenn goes through who will attend the memorial service for civil rights leader Charlie Kirk, to be held this weekend at State Farm Stadium. Every faction of the Republican movement and even some of the Democrat side is expected to make an appearance to honor Charlie Kirk's legacy. The guys react to actors Rainn Wilson and Mark Ruffalo denouncing any leftist celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination. Was ABC looking for a reason to oust Jimmy Kimmel due to his abysmal ratings? Glenn reacts to FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr's breakdown of Jimmy Kimmel's show being suspended. Washington Examiner national political reporter Salena Zito joins to share how Charlie Kirk's assassination is having a bigger impact on everyday Americans than people realize. Foundation for Defense of Democracies senior adjunct fellow Peter Doran joins to expose the global threat that looms over America as foreign enemies want Americans divided over Charlie Kirk's assassination. Grace City Church lead pastor Josh McPherson joins to discuss the revival that is forming to honor Charlie Kirk. Host of "Your Welcome" Michael Malice joins to discuss the Left being more outraged over Jimmy Kimmel's show being terminated than the political assassination of Charlie Kirk.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices