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Stop, in the Name of God

by Charlie Kirk

Stop, in the Name of God by Charlie Kirk

Stop, in the Name of God is a spiritual and cultural call to rediscover the Sabbath—a weekly day of rest.

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Bohemia, NY — — The AMAC Book Club is proud to announce Stop, in the Name of God: Why Honoring the Sabbath Will Transform Your Life by Charlie Kirk as its April Book of the Month selection.

In a culture defined by constant busyness, digital distraction, and mounting stress, Stop, in the Name of God offers readers a compelling call to rediscover the biblical principle of Sabbath rest. Kirk explores how setting aside intentional time for worship, reflection, and renewal is not only spiritually enriching but essential for emotional well-being, stronger families, and a healthier society.

The April selection comes at a particularly meaningful time of year. As Christians around the world prepare to celebrate Easter—a season centered on sacrifice, redemption, and new life—the book’s message of renewal and spiritual restoration resonates deeply. By encouraging readers to slow down and refocus on what matters most, Stop, in the Name of God aligns with the Easter themes of hope, faith, and transformation.

“April is a month of reflection and renewal,” said AMAC CEO Rebecca Weber. “As we celebrate Easter and the promise it represents, this book invites readers to take a practical step toward strengthening their faith and reclaiming balance in their lives. It’s a timely reminder that true freedom and peace are found not in constant striving, but in honoring God’s design for rest.”

Through biblical insights, cultural commentary, and practical application, Kirk challenges readers to reconsider how they spend their time and to embrace Sabbath observance as a gift rather than a burden. The book offers guidance on disconnecting from the pressures of modern life, deepening relationships, and restoring a sense of purpose and perspective.

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About the author

Charlie Kirk

Charles James Kirk (1993–2025) was an American conservative political activist, bestselling author, and influential media personality. He co-founded Turning Point USA at 18, building it into a nationwide conservative youth movement promoting free markets, limited government, and traditional values. Kirk also hosted The Charlie Kirk Show and wrote several books that energized young Republicans and shaped modern conservative discourse. A polarizing figure and key ally of Donald Trump, his bold rhetoric drew both fervent support and sharp criticism. Kirk was tragically assassinated in 2025 while speaking on a college campus, leaving a complex legacy in U.S. politics.

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