Episode 55 - God, Guns, and Manhood

On this week's episode of Armed Lutheran Radio, Lloyd and Pastor Bennett dissect an interview with Rev. John Piper about whether Christian men should own guns to protect their families. Plus another Ballistic Minute with Sgt. Bill, Mia's Motivations, and a self-defense tip from Aaron Israel. Commentary - What if women had the same rights as guns? Ballistic Minute - Sgt. Bill answers a listener's questions about dry fire. Mia's Motivations - Mia is back from SHOT Show with her family to tell us about all the cool stuff she saw. Fundamentals of Defense - Aaron Israel shares lessons learned from a tragic road rage incident. Clinging to God & Guns - Is it necessary for a Christian man in his vocation as protector of his family to own a gun. The simple answer is no, but Rev. John Piper goes a step further and suggests that because he is short tempered, nobody should own a gun. www.ArmedLutheran.us/alr-episode-55/ www.CooksHolsters.com www.LeeArmory.us www.RAEGearUSA.com www.USReloadingSupply.com

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