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The sign outside the little Baptist congregation in Sewickley read simply: “In Memory of Charlie Kirk 1993-2025.” It was one of dozens of images on Facebook feeds showing houses of worship honoring Kirk since he was murdered while speaking at Utah Valley University. On the steps of the Pittsburgh City-County building on Grant Street in the center of the city, hundreds graced the portico, joining in prayer and remembrance. Over in Harrison City in Westmoreland County, the next evening, hundreds parked their cars at Nicassio Fields and filled the building. All joined in prayer for unity. Not far from there, my family’s little Catholic parish has grown with mostly new families joining, something records show was already happening in the past year. The Diocese of Greensburg said it will not know what the increase looks like until it does its annual count in October. However, some parish priests said privately they have found more engagement with young people after Mass in the past two weeks. Pastor Jason Howard of The Sanctuary Church in Pittsburgh, a nondenominational Christian congregation that is made up predominantly of young people, said the surge of people who came to services the first Sunday after Kirk’s murder didn’t wane last Sunday. “There were still public transportation buses filled with kids pouring into church last week,” he said, adding, “Since the Pitt Purpose revival we had on campus last week, we’ve been overwhelmed with young people curious to attend our services this week.” The Pitt for Jesus revival was a student-athlete event held on campus that attracted over 600 young people, 80 of whom were baptized at the event. To date, over 30 athletes at the University of Pittsburgh have made public declarations of faith and have even started a Pitt football team Bible study. It was begun by senior tight end Jake Overmanz when he sensed a calling to reach his teammates and other student athletes with the Gospel. These are all anecdotal accounts of a growth in people, young and not so young, who have been moved toward faith and purpose. That movement has accelerated since the assassination of Kirk, but it has been an undercurrent in our culture since last summer. Since Kirk’s murder on Sept. 10, posts have flooded X, Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram—celebrating his words in life while lamenting how vilified he was in death—offering testimony to a renewed return to faith. In many ways, we are not OK. The decline of faith has left a void, and people have tried to fill it with politics, social media, gaming, and countless other distractions. Yet none of these substitutes provides the deeper sense of purpose we were made to seek. Over the past few decades, the erosion of religion and the rise of political polarization have gone hand in hand. As faith receded, the longing for meaning, belonging and community did not disappear—it was redirected. Too often, that hunger has been channeled into the far less healthy pursuit of politics. Faith heals and unites, but politics, especially when played out online, strips away our humanity. Whether it’s a professional sparring in good faith or an anonymous troll hurling insults, if your purpose in life becomes demonizing those you oppose, the words you post will carry real consequences. Young people raised in this environment are already showing, at least anecdotally, that political engagement alone cannot define them. Whether this shift endures will depend largely on the unifying forces now drawing them back toward faith. COPYRIGHT 2025 CREATORS.COM  We publish a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Daily Signal. The post We Are Not OK, but There Is Hope appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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This is completely and utterly deranged… Resurfaced text messages from Jay Jones, who is the Democrat Party’s nominee for Virginia Attorney General, reveal some pretty disturbing and violent fantasies. In a series of texts from 2022, Jay Jones told his colleague that then-GOP House Speaker Todd Gilbert should be shot and killed. He also took aim at Gilbert’s family, including his two young children. See the disgusting texts here for yourself: The private messages offer a disturbing glimpse into how Jones — who is looking to oust incumbent Republican Attorney General Jason Miyares this fall — describes his political adversaries in private conversations. pic.twitter.com/vvbtcn4vIQ — National Review (@NRO) October 3, 2025 Here’s a closer look at the text messages: The National Review was the first to report on the messages. Here’s an excerpt from the original report, which provides some additional context: On August 8, 2022, a Republican state legislator received a disturbing string of early-morning text messages from a former colleague, Jay Jones, this year’s Democratic nominee for Virginia attorney general. Jones, who at the time had recently resigned from the state house after a brief stint representing Norfolk, had strong feelings about how the political class was eulogizing recently deceased former state legislator Joe Johnson Jr., a moderate Democrat with a long tenure in Virginia politics. Republican legislators like House Speaker Todd Gilbert had begun making public statements honoring Johnson’s memory and political legacy, and some of those statements were making the rounds in state legislative group chats. Around 8 a.m., Jones shared those feelings with his former state legislative colleague, Republican House Delegate Carrie Coyner. In a series of text messages obtained by National Review, Jones derided Johnson’s political centrism and scoffed at the “glowing” tributes that were being made in his honor by Republicans in the wake of his death. “Damn that was for mark,” he wrote to Coyner, suggesting he’d meant to send the texts to someone else. And yet that realization didn’t stop Jones from joking about what “that POS” Gilbert “would say about me if I died.” Then, the conversation took a dark turn. “If those guys die before me,” Jones wrote, referencing the Republican colleagues who were publicly honoring the deceased Johnson’s memory, “I will go to their funerals to piss on their graves” to “send them out awash in something.” Jones then suggested that, presented with a hypothetical situation in which he had only two bullets and was faced with the choice of murdering then-Speaker of the House Todd Gilbert or two dictators, he’d shoot Gilbert “every time,” prompting pushback from his former colleague: The private messages offer a disturbing glimpse into how Jones — who is looking to oust incumbent Republican Attorney General Jason Miyares this fall — describes his political adversaries in private conversations. The violent rhetoric complicates an already contentious and competitive race roughly a month out from Election Day in Virginia, where early voting began on September 19. Asked about the years-old text exchange, Coyner condemned Jones’s rhetoric and said she sent screenshots of the conversation to Gilbert that day. She said she and Jones haven’t spoken since, aside from a brief conversation about policy issues. “On August 8, 2022 I had a text conversation with Jay Jones, what he said was not just disturbing but disqualifying for anyone who wants to seek public office,” she told NR in a statement. “Jay Jones wished violence on the children of a colleague and joked about shooting Todd Gilbert. It’s disgusting and unbecoming of any public official.” In case you’re wondering, here’s a photo of Todd Gilbert with his lovely wife and kids — all of whom Jay Jones apparently wished were dead: These are the kids Jay Jones wants to kill btw https://t.co/euCe8Tx1W6 pic.twitter.com/mBw4mc34PF — Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) October 4, 2025 I can’t fathom ever wishing violence on a political opponent or their family — especially innocent children. This guy is obviously messed up in the head and definitely not the kind of man anyone should trust with a position of power! Calls are growing for him to immediately drop out of the race. Winsome Earle-Sears, who is the Republican candidate for Virginia Governor, held a press conference to condemn Jay Jones: WINSOME EARLE-SEARS responds to Dem AG candidate Jay Jones’ violent text messages: “The calls for hate and violence are coming from the mouths of the Democrat Party’s leaders.” pic.twitter.com/IaU8LIIz0r — Fox News (@FoxNews) October 5, 2025 In a post on X, she noted that her Democrat opponent has not called for him to drop out of the race: Jay Jones literally fantasized about killing a man and two children and Abigail Spanberger still doesn’t have the guts to tell him to drop out. pic.twitter.com/8CAjNqqWBI — Winsome Earle-Sears (@winwithwinsome) October 3, 2025 Even the Vice President of the United States called for Democrats to join him in calling for Jones to drop out: The Democrat candidate for AG in Virginia has been fantasizing about murdering his political opponents in private messages. I’m sure the people hyperventilating about sombrero memes will join me in calling for this very deranged person to drop out of the race. https://t.co/ZapsWc9VFG — JD Vance (@JDVance) October 4, 2025   Jay Jones has responded to the deserved backlash against him…with a totally lackluster ‘apology.’ Watch his attempt to put this all behind him here: WATCH: 8 News grills Virginia Democrat AG candidate Jay Jones who wrote that he wanted to put “two bullets to the head” of the GOP leader: “A lot of politics is about trust. I can think of nothing more horrific than a mother having to hold her dying child. How can Virginians… pic.twitter.com/zZh1NNtAhG — Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) October 4, 2025 WATCH: 8 News grills Virginia Democrat AG candidate Jay Jones who wrote that he wanted to put “two bullets to the head” of the GOP leader: “A lot of politics is about trust. I can think of nothing more horrific than a mother having to hold her dying child. How can Virginians trust a man who said something so horrific, so callously?” Jones: “Well, again, I am so deeply, deeply sorry for what I said, and I wish that it hadn’t happened, and I would take it back if I could.” Jones clearly doesn’t want to deal with the consequences of his actions. CBS News also shared this ‘apology’ statement from Jones: In a statement to CBS News, Jones said he took full responsibility for his actions. “I want to issue my deepest apology to Speaker Gilbert and his family. Reading back those words made me sick to my stomach. I am embarrassed, ashamed, and sorry… I have reached out to Speaker Gilbert to apologize directly to him, his wife Jennifer, and their children. I cannot take back what I said; I can only take full accountability and offer my sincere apology,” Jones said. What do you think? Do you accept his lame apology? Or should Jones be forced to drop out of the race for his threats of political violence?

As you may or may not know, Jordan Peterson is currently battling a severe illness. In August, he was admitted to the ICU and diagnosed with a chronic immune system dysfunction condition, apparently due to mold exposure. More details from the New York Post: Controversial psychologist Jordan Peterson is “taking some time off of everything” due to a debilitating illness caused by mold exposure, his daughter has announced. Mikhaila Peterson, who co-hosts Peterson’s YouTube call-in show “Answer the Call” for conservative media outlet The Daily Wire, revealed in a post on X on Thursday that her father was suffering from chronic inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS), an acquired medical condition not generally recognised by mainstream medicine. It’s the latest health shock for the Canadian author and commentator, 62, who was checked into rehab for benzodiazepine addiction in 2019. Today, Jordan Peterson’s daughter Mikhaila provided an update on his health condition. And, unfortunately, it doesn’t sound good. While he is now out of the ICU, Mikhaila Peterson said her father’s recovery has been “slow and scary” and that she believes they are being “spiritually attacked.” Watch her full video update here: Hey, as you know @jordanbpeterson has been really sick. A lot of people have been asking for updates so here’s one. He’s recovering slowly day by day but I won’t lie, it’s slow and scary. He won’t be back for another few months at least, probably longer. We’re not entirely sure… pic.twitter.com/wmS5Wy2tg8 — Mikhaila Peterson (@MikhailaFuller) October 4, 2025 Hey, as you know @jordanbpeterson has been really sick. A lot of people have been asking for updates so here’s one. He’s recovering slowly day by day but I won’t lie, it’s slow and scary. He won’t be back for another few months at least, probably longer. We’re not entirely sure what’s going on but it looks like possibly severe CIRS and a LOT of bad luck. Or we’re getting spiritually attacked. Or both. To be perfectly honest, I think a lot of this is spiritual. My newborn Audrey almost died of heart failure for no reason in June, dad got sick and came to stay with us in July, then needed a hospital and the same day he went to the hospital by ambulance, my newborn turned blue (again) at home for a different reason not heart related and went a different hospital by ambulance. Within 3 hours of each other. It’s been one thing after another in an otherworldly type of way. In the meantime, we’ll be going full force with @petersonacademy, and keeping his message across his brand alive while he recovers. Not letting demons get in the way of that. Prayers are MUCH appreciated. Ephesians 6:12 Backup video via Youtube: For those who prefer to read, here’s a full transcript of Mikhaila’s update: Hey guys, I have an update on my dad. I’m actually just going to read this. It’s on my teleprompter because this is too hard to explain off the cuff, so I wrote it out. This summer has been exceedingly difficult. Dad was in an ICU suffering from pneumonia and sepsis after dealing with a host of neurological issues this summer that we believe stem from SERS, which is chronic inflammatory response syndrome due to decades of mold exposure. We don’t have a better explanation for his neurological symptoms at the moment other than spiritual attacks. He’s been suffering for the last number of years with unexplainable neuropathy and weakness amongst other symptoms. But they worsened this summer after he cleaned out his parents’ basement after his dad, my grandpa, passed away. We weren’t able to communicate with him really all of September. During the end of the pneumonia, he was diagnosed with critical illness polyneuropathy, which we’re hoping is critical illness myopathy, which is bad enough. That’s been heartbreaking and brutal on top of everything else. But after almost a month in the ICU, he’s been moved out to a less urgent floor. Praise God for that. We’re still in the midst of this, but now we’re seeing improvements daily. The timeline for his full recovery is hard to tell at the moment, and I’ll update everyone when we have more information. My family’s asking for prayers. Like I said, this summer’s been exceedingly difficult and terrifying. Dad’s condition is complicated by the fact he can’t take most medications without suffering from severe paradoxical reactions, which limits treatment options. Like I mentioned, I believe there’s a spiritual element at play here. I think a lot of people have felt it in the last few weeks and months. It’s been hitting my dad and my family hard this summer. In August, the day dad was brought to a hospital by ambulance, my newborn Audrey was also brought to a hospital by ambulance within hours of each other. It was unbelievable. This was the second time this summer we had brought Audrey to the hospital after she almost died from near heart failure at six weeks old. That is exceedingly rare and they couldn’t find a cause for it. She was diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary hypertension, which seems to have resolved. Praise God. But it’s not something that just happens. This was late July after dad and I recorded some episodes of the call-in show together. Everything went really downhill fast after that. Every single day this summer and now fall has been like watching a movie. Our family is relying heavily on the Lord through this and seeing miracles around us. And I’m also aware that God uses everything for good. So eventually we’ll see why this is happening or what comes of it. But mom and I in particular really wanted to reach out and ask for prayers to help everyone get through this—especially for my dad and for my mom, but also for the nurses and doctors taking care of him, my brother, and family and friends who have come to support us. I miss my dad. My brother misses his dad. My mom misses her best friend and husband. Oh man. I thought I wasn’t going to cry during this. Well, he’s hopefully recovering and like I said, I’ll keep people updated. He has a team of people, including myself, continuing his mission, including Peterson Academy, and will be releasing his We Who Wrestle with God tour to everyone on YouTube, which he’s wanted to do for a long time. And given we think there’s a spiritual element at play here, we believe the right way to fight back is to keep going and push harder if anything. Life isn’t necessarily supposed to get easier when you’re doing the right thing. And I can see God’s hand throughout this, but it’s a lot to handle. My family agreed or wanted to delay updating everybody because a lot has happened over the last few months and we were hoping he would recover faster and we would see bigger improvements sooner and have better news. It was really a near-death experience for a long time. So we’ve been just dealing with this one day at a time. We still are. It’s been overwhelming, but it looks like, and we’re praying, that things are headed in the right direction. He’s out of the ICU. So that’s the main thing—he’s out of the ICU. Praise God for that. Thank you all for listening. Thank you for the prayers. Thank you to everybody who’s reached out. I’ll be back on YouTube maybe in the next month or so, depending on how things go. Yeah, that’s the update. Thanks guys. Mikhaila Peterson is absolutely right that spiritual attacks are a very real thing. In her video description, she shared Ephesians 6:12, which says: For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places. Our strongest weapon against the forces of evil in a spiritual battle is prayer. Please keep Jordan Peterson and his family in your prayers. It’s very important!