Join host Bryan Dawson on this week’s edition of 1819 News: The Podcast for an engaging conversation with Officer Brandon Tatum, a prominent conservative voice and close friend of the late Charlie Kirk. In this deeply moving episode, Dawson and Tatum reflect on their providential connection, the legacy of Charlie Kirk, and the spiritual awakening his martyrdom has sparked across the nation.
Kirk’s life and death as a Christian martyr have left an indelible mark on millions. Tatum recounts his friendship with Kirk, from their work together at Turning Point USA to Kirk’s relentless drive and infectious faith, which inspired Tatum to push harder in his own mission.
Dawson and Tatum explore the spiritual weight of Kirk’s legacy, discussing how his death has galvanized believers and non-believers alike, with figures like JD Vance and Marco Rubio boldly proclaiming Christ in public forums. They marvel at the global reach of Kirk’s message, amplified by social media, and challenge listeners to respond to this moment of revival.
Tatum doesn’t hold back, calling out churches that fail to acknowledge Kirk’s martyrdom while contrasting their silence with the outpouring of grief and action following his death. With raw honesty, he urges listeners to seek communities that fearlessly proclaim truth.   This episode is a stirring blend of personal stories, spiritual reflection, and a call to action, encouraging listeners to honor Kirk’s legacy by living boldly for faith and truth. Tune in for an unforgettable conversation that will inspire, challenge, and uplift.
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Don't miss this heartfelt op ed by Brandon Tatum here: theofficertatum.substack.com/p/charlie-kirk-a-life-that-ignited

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