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For most of this year, Kyrie Luke<\/strong> has been telling her more than 72,000 YouTube subscribers that it\u2019s time for Christian moms to renegotiate their relationship to the internet. She didn\u2019t realize how important that advice would be until this September, when videos of Charlie Kirk\u2019s killing<\/a> rapidly began circulating online. Last month, Luke told Vanity Fair<\/em> that while she never sought out footage of Kirk bleeding out, it appeared on her feeds anyway. \u201cI was shocked, and I couldn\u2019t sleep for days,\u201d she says. \u201cI was not meant to see that. I should not have seen that.\u201d<\/p>\n Luke doesn\u2019t post about the topics that would obviously put her in the Turning Point USA orbit, but Kirk and his organization\u2019s characteristic melding of politics and faith have been so influential on the Christian internet that she was hearing commentary from her audience immediately. She films videos for the Transformed Homemakers Society, her channel and blog, from her home in Idaho, where she lives with her husband and three kids. Over the last five years, Luke has built a strong relationship with audience members, who come to her for domestic advice using principles gleaned from the Bible.<\/p>\n