Americans, Christians show solidarity for Kirk Franklin, sons
Many American and Christians around world are showing solidarity for international gospel artist Kirk Franklin whose son posted a conversation between him and his dad online.
Kirk Franklin’s son posted on his Instagram page an an angry conversation in which Franklin threatened to break the son’s neck
After some backlash Franklin apologized to his fans saying that he is only human and that he is not perfect.
He went on to say that people should remember him and his family in prayers.
American and Christens on social media are supporting Kirk Franklin saying that no one is perfect, and that children can take us to a place we don’t want to visit. We are all works in progress. God is not through with you Kirk Franklin
Listen, you are not perfect, and our children can take us to a place we don’t want to visit. But, sometimes we do, more than once. We are all works in progress. God is not through with you Kirk Franklin🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤
— andrea corbin (@Estelaudergirl) March 14, 2021
Karla Kelley @kkelley52: “You obviously didn’t listen to his entire apology & aren’t in a position to make a statement re: Franklin Family Matters. Unlike the “good Baptist” announcer who blamed his foul behavior on diabetes, Kirk owned his error. Pls stay in your lane.
Those of us that have toxic family members that we love, completely understand and this is a private family matter. We will keep you and the family in prayer. We love you and we all are striving to make it. Be blessed
Optimus Fine @sunnydaejones
·Replying to
@kirkfranklin
If this is how you are when you lose your temper, then its NOT the first time you’ve done this or the first person you’ve done it to. Don’t listen to people telling you that this was okay or that you didn’t owe anyone an apology. This is not okay.
To anyone reading the comments: YOU’RE NOT CRAZY. The idea that a good Christian person only lashes put when someone really deserves it? That’s not true. There is ALWAYS an alternative to escalating toxic situations. It’s not you. It really wasn’t right what they did.
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— Kirk Franklin (@kirkfranklin) March 14, 2021
