Founders Baptist Church

The Charlie Kirk Memorial Service was an extraordinary cultural and spiritual moment, drawing millions to hear gospel truths proclaimed by national leaders. Pastor Richard Caldwell reflects on the need for gospel clarity, the dangers of mixing truth with error, and the hopeful possibility of revival. Erica Kirk's powerful testimony of forgiveness revealed true Christian strength, reminding us that change must be spiritual before political.

The assassination of Charlie Kirk raises sobering questions for believers. In this episode, Dr. Caldwell and Dr. Philpot reflect on the tragedy, asking whether Kirk's death should be viewed as martyrdom and how Christians can respond faithfully. They discuss righteous anger without sin, God's sovereignty in life and death, and the enduring hope of the gospel. Listeners are called to remain steadfast, prayerful, and bold in their witness, even in the face of hostility and loss.

Sanctification is not moralism or passive waiting but the grace of God at work in the believer, producing obedience, holiness, and growth in Christ. In this episode, Richard Caldwell explains how Christians are called to discipline themselves for godliness while relying fully on God's Spirit. True sanctification is grace-fueled effort that flows from justification and looks forward to glorification, shaping a life of worship, obedience, and joy in Christ.

Perseverance of the saints is the biblical truth that true believers endure to the end, not by their own strength but because God preserves them. Through trials, tribulations, and suffering, genuine faith is tested and proven real. Scripture shows that assurance rests not in a prayer once prayed but in the ongoing work of God's Spirit keeping His people in faith. This doctrine offers both confidence and comfort, reminding us that perseverance is God's grip on us, not ours on Him.

True masculinity is defined not by cultural stereotypes but by Scripture. This episode explores biblical headship, authority, and the calling of men to act with courage, strength, and Christlike humility. Rejecting both feminization and abusive authority, we highlight God's design for manhood in the home, church, and society, rooted in Christ as the perfect model of leadership.