
If these videos help you, please consider upgrading your subscription to help us keep CWT up and running.Today a police officer in Montreal shot and killed an innocent man during an active shooter call, and church security people are already lining up to criticize her. I am going live to say what most of them do not want to hear: a lot of you would have done the exact same thing. I will break down what happened, why that officer fired on the wrong man, and how the same selection and training failures are sitting on church security teams right now. We will end in the Word on the one thing that keeps you from killing the wrong person.What we will cover* What happened in Montreal this morning, and what the official statements are careful not to say* Why that officer shot the wrong man, from thirty years of reading footage like this* The hard reason this keeps happening: wrong people in the role, never trained* Why owning a gun is not the same as being ready to use it* The church security people criticizing this officer who would get the same result* What you are really doing when you fill a slot instead of building a protector* “I would rather be shot than shoot the wrong person,” and why discernment is built, not issued* Hebrews 5:14, and how trained discernment is the difference between saving a life and taking the wrong oneCopyright © 2026 Keith Graves. All rights reserved. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.christianwarriortraining.com/subscribe
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