Shooting Back
October 9, 2008
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How One Man Stopped a Massacre
It was July 25, 1993. A cadre of terrorists entered a church building in South Africa, in what turned out to be the most dramatic church attack in modern history. Armed with AK-47s and grenades, they were prepared to kill hundreds of parishioners. There was however, something they were not counting on - Charl Van Wyk and his 38 special revolver.
Kevin Swanson interviews Charl on this experience and a more recent attack that occurred in July, 2008. Sometimes loving your neighbor as yourself does require obeying the Nehemiah 4:14 mandate.
With the recent rise of church shootings and the progressive decline into anarchy in many western states, this discussion should be of particular interest to fathers, and those responsible for caring for families and churches.
It was July 25, 1993. A cadre of terrorists entered a church building in South Africa, in what turned out to be the most dramatic church attack in modern history. Armed with AK-47s and grenades, they were prepared to kill hundreds of parishioners. There was however, something they were not counting on - Charl Van Wyk and his 38 special revolver.
Kevin Swanson interviews Charl on this experience and a more recent attack that occurred in July, 2008. Sometimes loving your neighbor as yourself does require obeying the Nehemiah 4:14 mandate.
With the recent rise of church shootings and the progressive decline into anarchy in many western states, this discussion should be of particular interest to fathers, and those responsible for caring for families and churches.
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