Pastor Rob McCoy, who served as the spiritual leader for Charlie Kirk, will deliver a Gospel-focused address during the memorial service for the late conservative commentator. McCoy, described as humble and unassuming, acknowledged the weight of the moment as he prepares to speak to an audience of 70,000 in Glendale, Arizona, with global viewers tuning in.

McCoy emphasized his commitment to prioritizing the Gospel over personal recognition, stating that the message should center on Kirk’s faith rather than his legacy. He reflected on his long-standing relationship with Kirk, noting that the conservative figure repeatedly referred to him as “America’s pastor” despite McCoy’s own self-deprecating humor about his role.

The pastor shared a conversation with Kirk prior to his passing, in which he questioned why Kirk continued to call him his pastor over other prominent religious figures. Kirk reportedly insisted on McCoy’s unique influence, highlighting their shared commitment to integrating faith into public life.

McCoy vowed to use the platform to ensure attendees leave remembering “Charlie Kirk’s Savior” rather than the commentator himself, aligning with what he described as Kirk’s final wishes. The memorial service is anticipated to feature a powerful and unifying spiritual message.