In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores the question: is owning a firearm a mark of masculinity, or is it simply a tool of responsibility? Drawing from history, culture, and Scripture, the conversation examines the role of protection in manhood, the practical case for gun ownership, and how firearms fit into the broader duty of stewardship and defense.
The episode challenges men to consider whether they view firearms as a shortcut to masculinity or as a serious responsibility, and how true strength is found not in the gun, but in the character of the man who carries it.

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