Victor Marx, a man of undaunted courage and compassion, is the author of the dangerous gentleman and the founder of all things possible ministries.

He has led high-risk humanitarian missions into war zones such as Gaza, Israel, Iraq and Syria, providing aid, rescuing victims, and shining light into the darkest places on earth.

As a survivor of severe childhood trauma and Christ follower, Victor calls us to stand up,

become courageous in a culture of fear, and proclaim redemption to the lost and broken.

In this podcast, Victor brings you raw conversations with a biblical

perspective on some of the toughest topics making headlines today and take special interest

in leading all of us to live lives of bold courage, building strong families, amazing marriages,

and godly communities. Welcome to the Victor Marks

podcast. All right, Victor, welcome to the show. I mean, I'm sure you've seen the video a million

times. First of all, just I got to ask, like, how does someone get certified as the world

record fastest two-hand gun grabbed.

You call Guinness and say, I think I got something here.

Would you come film this or do you submit it?

How does that work?

You know, it first started with people calling me that.

They're like, this has got to be.

And then some world record organization took the film timed it and they put it up

and it's like well if anybody can beat you go ahead but it still holds the record at eight tenths

of a second uh so yeah kind of crazy i was gonna say i couldn't i couldn't even tell it where it stopped

and started so eight tenth of a second is probably in the ballpark of what I would have guessed, because I didn't even realize that your hands had left. Never mind that the mag is in your hand. At one point, and I'm like, holy smokes, I thought it was a magic trick more than anything else. Well, yeah, and I've had people say that too. They're like, that must be a trick weapon. And I just go, thank you. That's quite the compliment. Yeah, no, we've been known this for years. And I mean, Silting six guys to CIA, to NFL players, to the whole gambit for, geez, man, 35 years now. What made you want to do it? Like, what was the impetus for like, hey, I bet you I can do this really quick? Or did you just randomly do it once? I mean, I took a little Krav Maga. I can't say that you'd ever know it. But at one point, that was one of the training things, how to disarm things like that. What was that was it something that you would train to do or just a trick that you thought would be fun to learn?

I'll tell you. At one point that was one of the training things, how to disarm things like that. What was that, was it something that you would train to do or just a trick that you thought would be fun to learn?

I'll tell you, one of the ways I get to know people's character in their heart is by the questions they ask.

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