Videos tagged with Christian Self-Defense

This video argues that Christians are not only permitted but encouraged to be armed, citing biblical examples and interpretations. The speaker asserts that the existence of evil necessitates self-defense, and that God created individuals to be powerful defenders, not victims. Key biblical figures like Abraham and Peter are presented as armed heroes, and Jesus' command to sell a cloak for a sword in Luke 22 is highlighted as a directive for self-protection.

This video argues that Christians are biblically called to be armed, not passive victims. It posits that evil exists and God created humans to be powerful defenders. The speaker cites biblical figures like Abraham and Peter as examples of armed heroes and interprets Jesus' command to sell a cloak for a sword in Luke 22 as a directive for self-defense.

This video argues from a theological perspective that Christians are biblically justified and even obligated to be armed. The instructor, drawing on biblical figures and interpretations of scripture, posits that self-defense aligns with Christian duty, using the analogy of Jesus' instruction to buy a sword. The channel's motto, 'Love God, Love Family, Love Guns,' is explained with 'Love Guns' being a hobbyist appreciation for the tool's mechanics and equalizing capabilities.

This video, from GFG, emphasizes a spiritual preparation as the very first action during a home invasion, rather than immediate physical defense. The speaker, drawing from personal Airsoft training experiences, advocates for entering a spiritual mode by reciting scripture like Psalm 23 and casting out evil in Jesus' name, believing this state empowers effective action.

This video emphasizes spiritual preparedness as the first and most crucial step when confronting a home invasion. The instructor, drawing from personal experience in an airsoft training scenario, advocates for immediately entering a spiritual state by reciting Psalms and invoking faith. This mental and spiritual preparation is presented as more critical than immediate physical action or calling 911, as it shifts the mindset to one of divine support and spiritual warfare against perceived demonic influence, ultimately leading to more effective threat neutralization.

This video argues that Christians have a biblical mandate to be armed, countering the notion that faith negates the need for self-defense. It asserts that evil is a reality, and historical biblical figures were armed. The speaker emphasizes that God created individuals to be powerful defenders, not victims, and that carrying a firearm is a responsible act of obedience to God's word.

This video explores the biblical perspective on Christians being armed and carrying concealed weapons. It argues that God is a warrior and that scripture supports self-defense, citing examples like Nehemiah rebuilding the wall while armed. The speaker clarifies that Jesus' 'turn the other cheek' teaching applies to ministry opposition, not violent home invasion.

This video explores the biblical perspective on Christians being armed, arguing that God himself is a warrior and that scripture supports self-defense. It uses examples like Nehemiah's builders who carried weapons while working and Jesus' instruction to his disciples to buy swords before his crucifixion to support the idea that armed defense is not contrary to faith. The content addresses common questions about trusting God and carrying firearms, as well as interpreting Jesus' command to 'turn the other cheek' in specific contexts.

This video explores the biblical perspective on Christians owning firearms for self-defense. It analyzes key scripture passages like Exodus 22, Romans 12:19, Luke 22:35-38, Nehemiah 4:11-14, Matthew 5:38-42, and Matthew 26:52 to determine if and when self-defense, including the use of deadly force, is biblically permissible. The speaker emphasizes that while vengeance is God's domain, defending oneself and one's family in the moment of threat is supported by scripture, drawing parallels to modern self-defense laws.

This video argues that Christians have a biblical mandate to be armed, not to be victims. It posits that evil exists and seeks to destroy, and that historical biblical figures were armed. The speaker encourages obedience to God's word, which includes self-defense, and advises selling a cloak to buy a sword (a modern firearm).

This video explores the theological justification for Christians carrying firearms, drawing parallels from a passage in Luke 11 where Jesus discusses a strong man guarding his palace. The speaker argues that while Jesus was not directly advocating for firearm carry in that context, the parable of being armed to protect one's home serves as a divine endorsement for self-defense and guarding one's family and property.

This video explores the biblical perspective on Christians being armed and concealed carrying. It argues that God himself is a warrior and that scripture, particularly the example of Nehemiah, supports taking up arms for defense. The speaker clarifies that Jesus' 'turn the other cheek' teaching applies to ministry opposition, not violent home invasion, and highlights Jesus' instruction to his disciples to acquire swords for their safety.