Celebrities and politicians mourn the death of political activists Charlie Kirk. Rural singer Gavin Adockwho recently caused controversy over comments about Beyoncé's Music MusicHe finished his recent concert with a moving tribute dedicated to Kirk, who died 31. Tako then announced a long-lasting message on Instagram, encouraging his followers to stand in their beliefs. His post seemingly summarized with many, who broke their comment praise of praise.

For those unknown, Adok's former NCAA football player turned to the State singer, known for its music projects "and" their own worst enemy ", as well as some open and controversial.

He honored Kirk at the end of his recent concert on the cable Dahmer Arena in Missouri.

Musician, 26, he led a bunch, singing "Charlie Kirk", with proudly waved the American flag above his head. He also shared a message about faith and hope.

"Jesus loves each of you tonight. Charlie Kirk is with Jesus. I hope you have a safe trip home," he said you had a safe trip home, "you had a safe trip home.

Praise and worship Kirk did not end. AdCock shared the emotional moment on his InstagramDescribe the post, "I didn't get the privilege of meeting Charlie Kirk, but anyone who loves Jesus is my friend."

Adcock further stated that despite the tragic outcome, Kirk's message "did not silence" his murder.

He added, "His voice is stronger now than ever and he will do the shockings in the world, you can say that it would better, but my thoughts and prayers come in every single person who hurt this awful tragedy."

Adcock then encouraged his followers to stand firm in his beliefs, regardless of them opposed to them. "The truth is rare today," he wrote before he finished the biblical verse from the book of Psalm.

"You who love your lord, hate evil! Hate protects the lives of his pious people and saves them from the strength of the wicked," completed mail.

The users rushed into the Adop's comment section, praising him and Kirk, with a single person writing, "I am an even bigger fan of you than before."

Other users wrote about the influence that believes Kirk left in the world.

"Charlie heritage points to people in Christ. Jesus Christ, name above all names, gentlemen above all the lords. God the most," published by the user.

Someone echoed that feeling, publishing, "Oh, that the gospel really spreads like game! Compliment you, Jesus. They always bring in beauty from ashes."

And Adock is not the only observed figure that talks about Kirk's death and hopes to share Jesus' publicity.

Harrison ButkerStar Stars of the City of Kansas City, he published a screenshot at his Instagram text conversation he had with his late political activists.

Kirk sent Super Bowl Champion to biblical verse, which mortar responded, "on the mission."

Butker also wrote a long inscription, thanks to Kirk, who was shot and killed during the speech event in Oremlja, Utah, which is what he describes as a leader and a respectable family man.