Another Sunday morning in Joe Biden’s America — and once again, a peaceful church service was shattered by gunfire. This time, it happened in Wayne, Michigan, where a 31-year-old man drove his truck into a Christian church and opened fire. Thankfully, it didn’t end in a massacre, because an armed security guard took the shooter down before he could inflict more carnage. And no, the suspect wasn’t stopped by a diversity pamphlet or a candlelight vigil — he was stopped by someone with a gun who knew how to use it.
According to police, the attack occurred around 11:15 a.m. at Crosspointe Community Church, just after the 10:45 a.m. Sunday service had begun. The shooter, whose name hasn’t been released as of yet, apparently thought it would be a good idea to ram his vehicle into the church and start firing. One person was hit in the leg. That victim is expected to survive.
Now here’s the part you won’t hear the media celebrating: a church deacon ran over the attacker with his truck and that gave the armed security guard the opening to neutralize the threat permanently. This wasn’t just courage under fire; this was textbook “good guy with a gun” meets “community that doesn’t wait around for the government to save them.”
The Wayne Police Department confirmed the details in a Facebook post, stating, “A security guard for the church shot and killed the suspect. One victim was shot in the leg.” They also asked the public to avoid the area while the investigation continues.
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino confirmed that the FBI is now on the scene assisting local law enforcement. That’s fine and all, but let’s be honest, the real heroes here were already in the building.
Naturally, the media will try to memory-hole this story because it doesn’t fit their narrative. A Christian church? An armed citizen stopping a gunman? No mass casualties? That’s not the kind of bloodbath the gun control lobby can exploit. But Americans who still value faith, freedom, and the right to defend their communities should take note — this is why the Second Amendment exists.
If we’ve reached the point where churches need armed security to worship in peace, then maybe it’s time we ask what the real root cause is. And spoiler: it’s not the gun.
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