Welcome back to The Better Everyday Podcast where we are unlocking our best self one episode at a time! We’ve been away for a couple of weeks due to unforeseen situations that needed our time to reflect on and illness, but we’re back and ready to dive deep. In this episode, we reflect on the life and death of Charlie Kirk and the conversations sparked in the aftermath of his passing. We discuss the impact of seeing unfiltered tragedies on social media, the question of government censorship, and how this affects our mental health. We also dive into the role of the church in America—how it has shifted more toward filling seats than transforming communities—and why boldness and conviction are needed now more than ever. Charlie Kirk lived with unshakable faith and courage, boldly standing for truth and inviting open debate. We reflect on the cost of living this boldly as a Christian, why true conviction is often met with persecution, and how each of us is called to live a faith that goes beyond emotion into real action. We also challenge parents and leaders to take responsibility for teaching truth in their homes rather than relying on outside institutions to do it for them. This is a conversation about faith, truth, courage, and legacy—and a call for all of us to rise up as bold truth speakers in our generation. 👉 Don’t forget to follow us on TikTok and Instagram @thebettereverydaypodcast for more content and conversations. #FaithAndCourage #BetterEverydayPodcast #BoldTruth

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