FBSN Weekly Video Upload | October 22, 2026

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This week, FBSN released two videos challenging common assumptions about church security and encouraging ministry leaders and security teams to take a closer look at how they prepare to protect their congregations. From separating Hollywood's portrayal of firearms from reality to recognizing security risks hiding in plain sight, both videos offer important perspectives for those responsible for ministry safety.

October 15, 2026: Church Security Risks Hiding in Plain Sight

Are we overlooking potential threats simply because we've grown accustomed to our surroundings?

Familiarity can create a false sense of security. In this video, Matt Stidham, challenges church leaders and security teams to recognize vulnerabilities that may go unnoticed during routine ministry operations. Effective security begins with awareness, recognizing potential threats, and taking proactive steps before an incident occurs.

October 12, 2026: Hollywood's Anti Gun Narrative vs. The Facts About Church Security

Are perceptions about firearms and armed security being shaped more by Hollywood than by facts?

Carl Chinn challenges popular narratives surrounding firearms and armed defenders, encouraging viewers to look beyond entertainment and public perception when evaluating the role of armed security in houses of worship. Understanding the facts is essential to making informed decisions about training, preparedness, and protecting innocent lives.

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