Videos tagged with God Family Guns

This video, "He Trains My Hands For War Ep. 41," uses a biblical metaphor to discuss how God provides a tactical advantage in spiritual warfare. It draws parallels between striking and taking a kingdom with the edge of a sword and divine intervention. The description includes multiple calls to action for viewer support, including Patreon and links to various ministries and recommended products, suggesting a strong community and faith-based focus.

This video discusses the experience of being arrested and standing trial specifically for one's Christian faith. It touches on themes related to religious persecution and legal challenges faced by individuals based on their beliefs. The description also includes various affiliate links for products and services, a call for Patreon support, and links to social media channels.

This video discusses a recent federal court decision that could potentially allow the federal government to require permits for all gun purchases, using Oregon's stance as a precedent. The content creator explores the implications of this ruling on citizens' rights and the future of gun ownership in the United States, urging viewers to support their mission. The description also includes affiliate links for various products and calls to action for channel support and prayer requests.

This video discusses a White House Executive Order directing the Department of Justice to investigate individuals' dating history to determine their Second Amendment rights. The content creator expresses concern over this policy, suggesting it's an overreach of government power and an infringement on constitutional rights. The description includes calls to action for viewer support, links to relevant government documents, and promotional material for affiliated businesses and organizations.

This video discusses the experience of purchasing ammunition in California, highlighting the state's specific regulations and challenges related to gun laws. The creator emphasizes the importance of viewer support for their mission and channel, directing viewers to their Patreon page. The description also includes promotional links for various sponsors, including ministries, holsters, coaching services, medical supplies, energy drinks, steel targets, optics, safes, emergency food, and merchandise. It also mentions the channel's prayer request service and social media presence.

This video discusses concerns about potential federal and state-level control over ammunition, with implications for firearm ownership. The title and description highlight that several states have already implemented 'Ammo Control,' and the federal government is reportedly working to 'STOP civilian ammo.' The content aims to inform viewers about these developments and their potential impact on gun rights. The description also includes several calls to action for supporting the channel, including Patreon, merchandise, and links to partner organizations.

This video, titled "No One Knew! End Of Times Ep. 160," focuses on a specific theological aspect of Jesus's return, emphasizing an "important aspect of who He is." The description also includes promotional material for various sponsors and channels, such as Smart Carry Holsters, Mike Zone Resilience Coach, GFG Patreon, GFG Merchandise, and other YouTube channels like @Car Classics and @History of Weapons. The content appears to be part of a series related to God, Family, and Guns (GFG).

This video, "It's YOU They're After! On The Water Ep. 65," from the "God Family & Guns" channel, focuses on themes of spiritual warfare and perceived threats. While the title and description hint at a narrative of opposition, the content appears to lean heavily into religious and end-times messaging, as indicated by the hashtags #jesus, #endtimes, and #jesuschrist. The description also promotes various support channels, including a holster company, a life coach, and the channel's Patreon and merchandise store, suggesting a community-building aspect. The presence of links to "Car Classics" and "History of Weapons" in the description suggests potential crossover content or thematic links within their broader network.

This YouTube video aims to debunk misconceptions about biblical perspectives on firearm ownership and carrying. It presents five compelling reasons, drawing from both scripture and practical considerations, for individuals to concealed carry (CCW). The video also promotes a sponsor for concealed carry holsters and encourages viewer support through Patreon, merchandise, and prayer requests, while directing viewers to other social media platforms and related YouTube channels.

This video, titled "What It Looks Like When Jesus Goes To War! End Of Times Ep 157", explores the concept of warfare in the context of Jesus' return. It aims to visualize and discuss the implications of such an event. The description also includes promotional links for Smart Carry Holsters, Mike Zone Life Coach, GFG merchandise, and a Patreon page for channel support. The creators encourage prayer requests through their website and promote their presence on various social media platforms and other YouTube channels, including @Car Classics and @History of Weapons.

This YouTube video, "This Is SO GOOD!! On The Water Ep. 55," from the channel God Family & Guns, suggests a return to their content focus, emphasizing positivity and a connection to faith. The description highlights support for their mission through various channels, including Patreon, merchandise, and prayer requests. It also cross-promotes other YouTube channels like 'Car Classics' and 'History of Weapons.' While specific firearm details aren't provided, the channel name strongly implies firearms-related content, likely incorporating themes of faith, family, and gun ownership.

This video from the 'God Family Guns' YouTube channel addresses the top 10 most common complaints received from viewers. The creator discusses feedback ranging from his attire at the range to his speaking style, religious references, and perceived mistakes. He defends his choices based on his personal brand and the channel's stated purpose, emphasizing that viewer feedback is acknowledged but not always acted upon if it contradicts the channel's core identity. The creator highlights the overwhelmingly positive nature of his audience despite the recurring criticisms.