Michael Savage’s warning in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination echoes with prophetic clarity. He describes not just a political struggle, but a deeper unraveling of society — a culture that has embraced death, forsaken truth, and lost its spiritual foundation. The celebration of murder by those who disagree reveals a Romans 1 reality: when people reject God, their minds become depraved, and they glorify the very things that destroy them. Kirk’s death is not an isolated tragedy but a sobering signpost of a nation abandoning righteousness and rushing headlong into judgment.

Savage points to endless wars abroad, the glorification of violence online, and a generation desensitized to bloodshed as evidence of a seared conscience. He highlights how technology fuels narcissism, where every opinion — no matter how foolish — is elevated as equal to truth, while family, marriage, and loyalty crumble. In this confusion, evil is called good and good is called evil. When truth is discarded, all restraint is lost, and violence follows. As lawlessness increases and those who stand for biblical values are vilified, the words of Jesus in Matthew 24 resound: “Because lawlessness is increased, most people’s love will grow cold.” The assassination of a Christian leader like Charlie Kirk is a chilling reminder of how far our society has fallen — and how near we may be to the days Scripture has long warned about.

SOURCE: Breitbart