Armed Disciple Podcast

About Armed Disciple Podcast

The Armed Disciple Podcast explores biblical discipleship through the lens of marksmanship, faith, and everyday life. Hosted by Kevin Tooley, each episode connects practical lessons from the shooting sports with timeless truths from Scripture, encouraging believers to fix their eyes on Jesus Christ and grow as faithful disciples. Whether you're a seasoned shooter, new to firearms, or simply seeking a deeper walk with Christ, this podcast will challenge, equip, and encourage you to live with purpose, conviction, and unwavering faith.

Publisher

Kevin Tooley

Category

religion & spirituality · sports

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

29 Jul 2026

Latest episode

23 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

12 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   23 Oct 2026

   Who Can Actually See God? The Truth About a Pure Heart

   Jesus promised, “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” But there's a problem: Who among us actually has a pure heart? In this episode of Armed Disciple, we continue our journey through the Beatitudes with Matthew 5:8—a statement from Jesus that should cause every one of us to examine what is happening beneath the surface of our lives. Being pure in heart isn't simply about looking righteous, attending church, or avoiding certain sins. It's about what we desire, what we worship, and whether our hearts are truly devoted to God. And when we honestly examine our hearts against God's standard, we discover something uncomfortable: We cannot make ourselves pure enough. Through Psalm 51, Ezekiel 36, and the words of Jesus, we explore the condition of the human heart, God's promise to make us new, and the incredible hope behind Jesus' promise that the pure in heart will see God. In this episode: What Jesus really meant by “pure in heart” The difference between outward righteousness and inward transformation Why King David prayed for a clean heart God's promise to give us a new heart What it means to see God Why our hope rests in Jesus Christ rather than our own goodness Chapters 00:00 — The Call to Purity of Heart 00:45 — Welcome to Armed Disciple 03:40 — What Does Pure in Heart Mean? 06:46 — The Problem With Our Hearts 09:15 — David's Prayer for a Clean Heart 11:16 — God Promises a New Heart 13:24 — What Does It Mean to See God? 16:16 — Who Can Actually Qualify? Scripture References Matthew 5:8 Psalm 51 Ezekiel 36:25–27 Matthew 15:18–19 Revelation 22:4 Music Credit Title: A Dusty Road Artist: Dan Lebowitz Subscribe to Armed Disciple for biblical teaching, practical discipleship, and conversations about living faithfully in a world that demands compromise. Visit https://ArmedDisciple.com (https://armeddisciple.com/) for episodes, articles, and additional resources. Armed Disciple — Front Sight Focused. Hebrews 12:2 #ArmedDisciple #Beatitudes #PureInHeart #Matthew5 #ChristianDiscipleship #JesusChrist

2. 

   16 Oct 2026

   The Surprising Truth About Mercy That Everyone Gets Wrong

   What does it really mean to be merciful? In this eye-opening episode of the Armed Disciple Podcast, Kevin delves deep into the often misunderstood virtue of mercy, challenging conventional views and unveiling its profound biblical significance. If you’ve ever struggled with forgiveness or wondered how to extend grace in difficult situations, this episode is for you. Mercy isn’t about ignoring wrongs or pretending they don’t exist. It’s about recognizing the weight of a real debt and choosing how to respond. Kevin explores the Beatitudes, specifically focusing on Jesus’s declaration, "Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy." You’ll discover the critical differences between mercy and mere niceness, learning that biblical mercy involves active compassion and movement towards those in need. We break down key insights, including: The true meaning of mercy as seen in the Greek language. How mercy operates in the context of justice and accountability. The parable of the unforgiving servant, illustrating the stark contrast between receiving mercy and extending it to others. Practical ways to apply mercy in your life, especially when faced with betrayal or disappointment. Why does this matter? Without understanding mercy, we risk becoming bitter and resentful, shackled by our grudges. Instead, embracing this virtue opens the door to healing and genuine relationships, reflecting the grace we ourselves have received. Join Kevin on this transformative journey, perfect for anyone seeking to cultivate a heart of compassion and learn how mercy can redefine their relationships. Tune in, and let’s explore how to embody the merciful spirit that Jesus calls us to live out. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 — Mercy Isn’t Calling the Debt Imaginary 00:49 — The Beatitudes Lead Us to Mercy 03:08 — What Does Mercy Actually Mean? 05:23 — The Unforgiving Servant 10:23 — We Love Mercy in One Direction 13:15 — Justice and Mercy Meet at the Cross 14:54 — The Father and Two Lost Sons 18:08 — The Older Brother’s Problem 20:44 — Which Brother Are You? 22:59 — Who’s Your Hundred Denarii? 🎵 MUSIC CREDITS Artist: Dan Lebowitz Title: A Dusty Road ARMED DISCIPLE PODCAST 🎯 Front Sight Focused. Hebrews 12:2 #ArmedDisciple #BlessedAreTheMerciful #Beatitudes #Matthew5 #ChristianPodcast #BiblicalMercy #Forgiveness #ChristianFaith

3. 

   2 Oct 2026

   What Are You Hungry For? | Blessed Are Those Who Hunger and Thirst for Righteousness

   What do you truly hunger for? Success? Respect? Money? Sex? Recognition? Comfort? Or something nobody else even knows about? In Matthew 5:6, Jesus says: “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied.” In this episode of the Armed Disciple Podcast, Kevin continues through the Beatitudes and examines one of the most revealing questions a man can ask himself: What do I actually want? Jesus doesn’t describe someone who merely believes righteousness is important. He describes someone who hungers and thirsts for it — someone who desires what is right before God with the intensity of a physical need. That raises another uncomfortable question: What have you been feeding? Our appetites don’t develop in a vacuum. What we watch, scroll through, think about, pursue, and continually consume helps shape what we crave. You can’t spend six days feeding the flesh and then wonder why you don’t hunger for God on Sunday morning. This episode explores the relationship between righteousness, grace, sanctification, struggle, and desire — and why struggling with sin is very different from making peace with it. You’ll also hear why grace does not make sin insignificant, why the cross actually reveals how serious sin is, and why pursuing righteousness isn’t about earning God’s love. It’s about responding to a love we’ve already received through Christ. In this episode: What Jesus means by hungering and thirsting for righteousness How the Beatitudes build on one another The difference between justification and sanctification Why spiritual struggle does not automatically mean spiritual failure How our daily habits train our appetites Why the world continually promises “more” but never quite delivers satisfaction How to recognize what your heart is really pursuing Why the prayer may simply become: “Lord, change what I want.” The world offers a pretty specific menu: Power. Money. Sex. Status. Control. Those things are not all inherently evil. But even a good thing becomes dangerous when we expect it to satisfy something in us that only God can satisfy. Jesus offers something different: “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied.” Chapters 00:00 — What Are You Hungry For? 01:26 — Matthew 5:6 & the Progression of the Beatitudes 03:13 — Hunger Isn’t a Hobby 04:00 — What Is Righteousness? 05:35 — Struggle, Grace & Pursuit 08:04 — What Are You Feeding? 10:27 — The World Is Always Selling “More” 11:21 — “They Shall Be Satisfied” 12:36 — Check Your Appetite 14:24 — A Heart Being Changed 15:10 — What Do You Actually Want? Visit ArmedDisciple.com for episodes, articles, resources, and more from Armed Disciple. Armed Disciple Faith. Manhood. Responsibility. Front Sight Focused. Scripture: Matthew 5:6 Music Credit “A Dusty Road” Dan Lebowitz #ChristianPodcast #Beatitudes #ChristianMen #Matthew5 #Righteousness #ChristianLiving #ArmedDisciple

4. 

   25 Sept 2026

   Who Is Meek? | Strength Surrendered to God | Matthew 5:5

   What does Jesus really mean when He says, “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth”? Meekness is often misunderstood as weakness, passivity, or being easily pushed around. But that picture doesn’t fit Jesus, Moses, or the kind of life Scripture calls us to live. In this episode of the Armed Disciple Podcast, we look at Matthew 5:5 and explore meekness as something far stronger: Strength surrendered to God and expressed through love. Using the picture of a massive Clydesdale willingly yielding its strength, we talk about what meekness looks like in the real world—our pride, anger, authority, capability, reputation, and even the way we respond when we know we could fight back. We look at Matthew 11:29, Numbers 12:3, Matthew 26:53, and Psalm 37:11 as we work through one central question: Who holds the reins? 🌐 Armed Disciple: https://armeddisciple.com (https://armeddisciple.com) CHAPTERS 00:00 Who Is Meek? 01:39 The Beatitudes Lead to Meekness 03:52 What Meekness Really Means 06:55 The Clydesdale: Strength Surrendered 09:03 Who Owns Your Capability? 11:26 Meekness in Everyday Life 12:10 Moses and the Last Word 14:14 The Danger of Unsurrendered Strength 15:29 Jesus: The Perfect Picture of Meekness 18:01 The Meek Inherit the Earth 20:20 Who Holds the Reins? 21:24 Surrender Your Strength SCRIPTURE REFERENCED Matthew 5:3–5 Matthew 11:29 Numbers 12:3 Matthew 26:53 Psalm 37:11 MUSIC Artist: Dan Lebowitz Title: A Dusty Road Stay front sight focused. God bless. #ArmedDisciple #Beatitudes #Matthew5 #BiblicalManhood #ChristianMen #Meekness #FaithAndFirearms #ChristianPodcast

5. 

   18 Sept 2026

   Blessed Are Those Who Mourn | What Jesus Really Means — Matthew 5:4

   What does Jesus mean when He says, “Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted”? In Matthew 5:4, Jesus isn’t simply saying that sad people will feel better. Coming immediately after “Blessed are the poor in spirit,” this mourning begins when we finally see our spiritual condition honestly—and what we see grieves us. In this episode of Armed Disciple, we look at the difference between being sorry about the consequences of sin and actually mourning the sin itself. We trace that posture from Adam in Genesis 3, through godly grief in 2 Corinthians 7, the brokenness of creation, Jesus weeping at Lazarus’ tomb, David’s repentance in Psalm 51, and ultimately to the comfort found at the Cross. Because the answer to seeing our sin clearly isn’t to hide from God. It’s to run to Him. Scriptures discussed: Matthew 5:3–4 Genesis 3:12 2 Corinthians 7:10 Romans 5 Romans 8 John 11:35 Psalm 51 Next in the series: “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth.” Visit ArmedDisciple.com (http://ArmedDisciple.com) for articles, resources, and the Armed Disciple Shop. Purchases help support the mission and local church benevolence. Faith. Training. Responsibility. Keeping Jesus in our forward view. Music Credit Artist: Dan Lebowitz Title: A Dusty Road #ArmedDisciple #BiblicalManhood #Beatitudes

6. 

   11 Sept 2026

   Poor in Spirit: Why Strong Men Need Help | Matthew 5:3

   What does Jesus mean when He says, “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven”? For a lot of men, three words are surprisingly difficult to say: I need help. We want to be capable. We want to solve problems, provide, protect, lead, and carry responsibility. Those are good things. But somewhere along the way, capability can quietly become self-sufficiency—and “I can handle this” can become “I don't need anybody.” Eventually, that can include God. In Episode 7 of Armed Disciple, we start with two very different shooters. One can't be taught because he thinks he already knows everything. The other is disciplined, hungry, and working hard—but eventually reaches the limit of what he can accomplish on his own. They look completely different. But both eventually have to admit the same thing: I can't get where I need to go by myself. And that isn't just a shooting problem. It's a human problem. We trace that problem all the way back to Adam in Genesis 3, where humanity reaches for independence from God. Then we move forward to the opening words of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, where the King describes His Kingdom in exactly the opposite way: “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” — Matthew 5:3 Being poor in spirit isn't weakness, passivity, or incompetence. It's recognizing our true condition before God. I can't save myself. I can't make myself righteous. I can't erase my own sin. I can't. He can. I need Him. In this episode, we'll talk about biblical masculinity, self-sufficiency, Adam's failure, Paul's strength in weakness, and why Christianity isn't another self-improvement program. Because ultimately, we don't just need someone to show us how to do better. We need a Savior. The shooter says, “Show me.” The sinner says, “Save me.” And the Kingdom belongs to people who know they need the King. SCRIPTURE IN THIS EPISODE Matthew 4:17 Matthew 4:23–25 Matthew 5:3 Genesis 3:5 2 Corinthians 12:7–10 Romans 3:23 If this is your first time here, Armed Disciple is a show about firearms, competitive shooting, biblical manhood, discipleship, and what happens when those worlds collide. Stay front sight focused. Keep your eyes on Jesus. Take the next faithful step. Chapter List: 00:00 The Challenge of Teaching the Know-It-All 01:01 Welcome | Two Students 09:17 The Original Problem 11:56 The King Has Come 14:55 Blessed are the Poor in Spirit 16:08 What "Poor in Spirit" Actually Means 17:32 Back to the Students 19:15 The Counterfeit Strong Man 22:27 When I am Weak, Then I am Strong 24:49 This Isn't Self-Help 27:13 The Challenge 28:45 Closing | Next Week Music credit: Artist: Dan Lebowitz Title: A Dusty Road Check out the Armed Disciple store at https://ArmedDisciple.com/ (https://ArmedDisciple.com/). All proceeds from the shop support the Benevolence Fund at Living Hope Community Church in Dublin, Pennsylvania. #ArmedDisciple #BiblicalManhood #Beatitudes #Matthew5 #PoorInSpirit #ChristianMen #ChristianPodcast #SermonOnTheMount #Faith #Discipleship

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   4 Sept 2026

   What is a Man? | A Biblical Answer from Genesis

   What is a man? There are plenty of voices willing to answer that question. Culture has an answer. Politics has an answer. Social media certainly has an answer. But what if we went back to the beginning and asked a different question: What did God create man to be? In Episode 6 of Armed Disciple, we go back to Genesis and look at God's original design for man—his purpose, his responsibility, and ultimately his failure in the Garden. Adam wasn't absent because he didn't know what God had said. He knew. But when the moment came, knowledge had to become obedience. And before we get too comfortable judging Adam, we should probably recognize something about ourselves: Life happens. Temptation comes. Pressure comes. Fear comes. And that's when we find out whether God's Word is something we just know… or something we're actually willing to live by. This episode also begins something bigger for Armed Disciple. Over the coming episodes, we're going to explore biblical manhood through the Beatitudes in Matthew 5—not as a checklist for becoming “more masculine,” but as Jesus' description of the character of a citizen of His Kingdom. Before we get there, though, we need to understand where man started, what went wrong, and why we desperately need the King. IN THIS EPISODE: • What does the Bible actually say a man is? • God's design for Adam in Genesis • Man's responsibility to work, protect, lead, and obey • What really happened in Genesis 3 • Adam's failure under pressure • Why knowing God's Word isn't the same as living by it • What Adam's failure teaches Christian men today • Why biblical manhood ultimately points beyond Adam • Setting the stage for our study through the Beatitudes CHAPTERS: 00:00 Defining Manhood Through Creation 00:57 Welcome back 02:09 Before the Fall 03:11 Created with Purpose 04:55 The First Relationship 06:27 The Serpent 07:38 The Lie 08:30 Where is Adam 09:32 When the Timer Starts 10:48 There Eyes Were Opened 11:40 Where Are You? 12:22 The Blame Game 13:10 Own the Miss 14:10 What Actually Broke 14:52 God Doesn't Leave 15:45 Another Adam 16:52 So What is a Man? 18:02 Where Do We Go From Here? 19:20 This Week's Challenge 20:14 Next Time ABOUT ARMED DISCIPLE Armed Disciple is where firearms, competitive shooting, biblical manhood, discipleship, and faith collide. Whether we're talking about what happens when the timer goes off on a USPSA stage or what happens when pressure hits us in everyday life, the goal remains the same: Keep our eyes fixed on Christ. Front Sight Focused. Hebrews 12:2 If this episode challenged or encouraged you, subscribe and share it with another man who needs to hear it. Music credit: Artist: Dan Lebowitz Title: A Dusty Road #ArmedDisciple #BiblicalManhood #WhatIsAMan #ChristianMen #Genesis #Discipleship #MensMinistry #ChristianPodcast #Faith #FrontSightFocused

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   28 Aug 2026

   Pressure Reveals | What Trigger Control Taught Me About Faith

   Pressure has a way of telling the truth. On the range, the timer doesn’t create bad habits. It exposes the ones that were already there. A poor grip. Anticipation. A flinch. Trying to outrun your fundamentals. Life works the same way. Pressure doesn’t always create anger, fear, pride, bitterness, or the need for control. Sometimes it simply reveals what was already in the heart. In Episode 5 of the Armed Disciple Podcast, we use trigger control and competitive shooting to dig into a much deeper question: What do we do when pressure reveals something about ourselves that we don’t like? We’ll open the Bible to Luke 6, James 1, and Proverbs and look at what Scripture says about the heart, trials, steadfastness, trust, and spiritual growth. James tells us: “Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds, for you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness.” — James 1:2–3 ESV Testing reveals something. But in the hands of God, testing can also produce something. That’s the difference. The goal isn’t to pretend the miss didn’t happen. Study it. Learn from it. Ask what it revealed. Bring it to Christ. And then take the next faithful step. Because Christianity isn’t a self-improvement program. We aren’t trying to train ourselves into becoming people who no longer need Jesus. Spiritual maturity is realizing more and more just how desperately we need Him. Pressure doesn’t create character. Pressure reveals it. And sometimes what it reveals may be exactly where God wants to begin working. IN THIS EPISODE: • Trigger control under pressure • Why the timer exposes your actual training • What shooting competition can teach us about character • Luke 6:45 and what comes out of the heart • James 1:2–4 and the purpose of testing • Why you shouldn’t waste your misses—or your failures • Dry fire and the hidden repetitions of discipleship • The spiritual equivalent of a flinch • Proverbs 3:5–6 and trusting God when you can’t see the whole stage • Why Christianity is not self-improvement • Biblical strength, dependence, and the need for Christ If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to Armed Disciple, share it with someone who needs it, and leave a comment: What has pressure revealed in your life lately—and what are you doing with it? Keep training. Keep growing. Stay front sight focused. And above all, keep your eyes fixed on Jesus. Chapters: 00:00 The Pursuit of Speed in Shooting 00:56 Welcome 02:48 The Easy Shot 05:11 What Happens When Speed Arrives? 06:29 Pressure Reveals 08:33 The Target Doesn't Lie 10:01 James and the Purpose of Testing 11:54 Don't Waste the Miss 13:14 Dry Fire and the Hidden Work 14:58 Guard Your Heart 15:54 The Flinch 18:06 This Isn't Self-Improvement 20:00 Where the Analogy Breaks 21:43 Practical Challenge 22:45 Closing Music credit: Artist: Dan Lebowitz Title: A Dusty Road #ArmedDisciple #PressureReveals #ChristianMen #BiblicalManhood #Discipleship #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Jesus #USPSA #CompetitiveShooting #TriggerControl #James1

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   21 Aug 2026

   Aim Small, Miss Small | A Biblical Approach to Growth

   Last episode, I completely bombed a USPSA match. This time, we're talking about what comes next. Failure can expose weaknesses in our shooting—bad grip, inconsistent presentation, poor dot discipline, or fundamentals that disappear under pressure. But once we've honestly identified what went wrong, trying to fix everything at once can become its own problem. Instead, focus on the next faithful step. In this episode of the Armed Disciple Podcast, we look at how deliberate training, honest self-evaluation, and the shooting principle “aim small, miss small” can teach us something much bigger about following Jesus. Then we dig into Philippians 3:12–14 (ESV) and Paul's words: “I press on…” Paul wasn't imprisoned by yesterday's failures—and he wasn't living off yesterday's victories. His focus remained on Christ and what was ahead. Maybe your bad match didn't happen on a shooting range. Maybe it happened at home. Maybe you lost your temper. Maybe you fell back into an old sin. Maybe you've stopped spending time with God. Maybe the distance between the man you are and the man God is calling you to become feels enormous. Don't try to cross that entire distance today. Ask one question: “Lord, what is my next faithful step?” Then take it. Faithful steps, repeated over time, become a faithful life. 🎯 In this episode: • Learning honestly from failure • The difference between shooting and deliberate training • Why trying to fix everything at once doesn't work • “Aim small, miss small” as a philosophy for growth • Why success—and failure—should stay small • Philippians 3:12–14 and what Paul means by “press on” • Why our confidence is ultimately in Christ, not our performance Faith. Firearms. Freedom. Stay Front Sight Focused. #ArmedDisciple #ChristianMen #USPSA #CompetitiveShooting #ChristianPodcast #Discipleship #Philippians3 Music credit: Artist: Dan Lebowitz Title: A Dusty Road

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    14 Aug 2026

    I Bombed My USPSA Match — What Failure Taught Me

    I completely bombed my last USPSA match. Bad stages, missed fundamentals, sloppy transitions, lost stage plans—and one of the worst stage scores I’ve ever shot. So instead of hiding it, we’re breaking it down. In this episode of the Armed Disciple Podcast, I review footage from my latest USPSA Carry Optics match and look at what actually went wrong. From slow transitions and missed reload opportunities to losing dot discipline and completely abandoning a stage plan, this match exposed something important: Practice shows you what you can do. Pressure shows you what you actually own. That lesson goes far beyond competition shooting. We’ll look at all five stages, including a brutal 9% finish on my final stage, and talk about grip consistency, vision, dot discipline, transitions, stage planning, and why trying to outrun your current skill level usually ends badly. More importantly, I came away from this match realizing that I need a repeatable pre-stage routine—one that gets my mind, shooting fundamentals, and faith pointed in the same direction before the buzzer ever sounds. Because whether you're shooting a USPSA stage or walking through a difficult season of life, sometimes the answer isn't trying to conquer everything at once. It's simply taking the next faithful step. Bring glory to God on the next target. Then the next one. Then the next. Aim small. Miss small. Keep the goal small—and when failure comes, learn from it and move forward. If you're interested in USPSA, competition shooting, firearms training, personal discipline, and becoming a more faithful follower of Jesus Christ, welcome to Armed Disciple—where we're forever Front Sight Focused. Chapters 02:10 Lessons from a Disappointing Match 04:32 Stage 1 – Classifier 06:17 Stage 2 07:28 Stage 3 08:35 Stage 4 09:41 Stage 5 11:09 Looking Back at the Footage 13:10 Develop a Repeatable Pre-Stage Routine 14:24 Focus on the Next Faithful Step 15:54 Check Out the ArmedDisciple.com (http://ArmedDisciple.com) Store 16:37 Conclusion I’m shooting a CZ Shadow 2 Carry in Carry Optics as I continue working toward becoming a better competition shooter and reaching USPSA B Class. Check out the Armed Disciple store at ArmedDisciple.com (http://ArmedDisciple.com). Proceeds from the shop support the Benevolence Fund at Living Hope Community Church in Dublin, Pennsylvania. If this episode encouraged you—or just made you feel a little better about your own bad match—subscribe, leave a review, and share it with another shooter. Stay Front Sight Focused. God bless. Music credit: Artist: Dan Lebowitz Title: A Dusty Road

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    7 Aug 2026

    Wait...Target Focused?

    The podcast episode discusses the parallels between shooting techniques and spiritual focus, emphasizing the importance of intentional focus and consistent presentation. It draws connections between shooting fundamentals and spiritual disciplines, highlighting the significance of fixing our eyes on Jesus and laying aside distractions. The episode encourages listeners to evaluate what has their attention and to keep their eyes on Christ. Takeaways Intentional focus is essential for both shooting and discipleship. Consistent presentation and fixing our eyes on Jesus are key principles for spiritual growth. Chapters 00:00 Front Sight Focus 03:08 Target Focused 05:59 Consistent Presentation 12:53 Fixing Our Eyes on Jesus 16:59 Laying Aside Every Weight 22:03 Stealing Your Focus 28:09 Keep Your Eyes on Christ

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    29 Jul 2026

    Front Sight Focus | Armed Disciple Podcast | Episode 1

    Front Sight Focus | Episode 1 What does front sight focus have to do with following Jesus? Every marksman knows that accuracy comes from focusing on the front sight rather than becoming distracted by the target. Hebrews 12:2 reveals a remarkably similar principle for the Christian life: fixing our eyes on Jesus. In this inaugural episode of the Armed Disciple Podcast, Kevin Tooley explores how a foundational principle of marksmanship becomes a powerful illustration of biblical discipleship. We'll discuss why our focus matters, how distractions pull us away from Christ, and what it practically means to live with our eyes fixed on Him. Whether you're an experienced shooter, a new believer, or someone simply seeking to grow closer to Christ, this episode will challenge you to examine what—or who—has your attention. Scripture: • Hebrews 12:2 If this episode encouraged you, please follow the Armed Disciple Podcast, leave a review, and share it with someone who could use the reminder to keep their eyes fixed on Jesus. New episodes every Friday. "Let us fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith." — Hebrews 12:2 (NIV)

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