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Reacting to Charlie Kirk’s Death: Fear, Grief, and the God Who Holds Us

  • Writer: Maia Vashti
    Maia Vashti
  • Sep 12
  • 1 min read
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A lot happened yesterday. And in its wake, I’m left with… something.


To be honest, I don’t even know what I feel. My emotions are tangled like a pile of barfed-up yarn on the floor.


After today, the mundanity of life feels wrong, off. Hollow?

I feel small? overwhelmed? insignificant?


But no — that isn’t the truth. Feelings don’t always equal truth.


So, what can I do? What if I’m scared of the answer? 


What if I’m not?


This shift brings tears. But are they grief? fear? sadness? selfishness?

Why am I crying? 


Why am I afraid?


For You are my Lord God.“In God I trust and am not afraid. What can man do to me?” — Psalm 56:11


*deep breath*


I trust You.

I hand You these indescribable feelings.

Help us process them.

Help us navigate them.


In Jesus’ holy name,

Amen


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