It's inevitable and it won't shake.
A shocking video has been released showing the moment when the pastor holds an obvious gun pointed in his face by an activist, but the cold preacher barely moves his muscles.
Kevin Kihara, 37, a pastor at San Francisco's Department of Christian Forgiveness, opposed Santa Ana's transgender ideology on Wednesday, a hinged invader came to him and wielded what looked like a firearm.
“He didn't make a man a woman, he made a man,” Kihara said after putting out a belt to passersby on the California sidewalk, “He didn't make a woman a man, he made a woman a woman, this is the truth!”
A San Francisco preacher was rushed to an obvious activist after saying, “God made man a man.” (Ministry of Christ's forgiveness)
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Talking to the microphone on the sidewalk, Hisato looked at him gently, looking at someone who had missed the shot, and quickly approached him.
“Are you going to attack me now?” Kihara says frankly.
It's an emotionally charged person wearing denim overalls and a black and white striped T-shirt approaches him, pulling out what appears to be a big handgun and pointing it towards Kihara's face.
“I should,” replies the tattooed person.
But Kihara barely flips over, grabs the microphone and blows it up into the threat, saying, “Hey, if you want to pull it on me, it's up to you. God will bless you.”
The furious man turns his back and marches into the distance, screaming blasphemous fans at church leaders.
“Close f—-up!” the suspect cried, running away from the scene.
San Francisco preacher Kevin Kihara spoke last week just before he faced an anti-trans view. (Ministry of Christ's forgiveness)
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Kihara, frankly, continues her sermon.
“So you just threatened me with a gun,” he says. “You pulled a gun in my face. Man, the Lord has mercy on you,” he continued. “This means you don't even know who you are. I still love you. You pull a gun at me, but I still love you, I still bless you.”
The video, originally posted on the Christian Forgiveness Ministries' YouTube channel, has produced many responses, with most commenters praising Kihara's coolness in the face of a potential life and death situation.
“I'm excited about you [sic] I'm still alive. You are very brave. I pray for your protection,” wrote one commenter.
It is unclear whether the gun is genuine, and some online sluices claim it is a C02 BB gun, or an air pistol. It is unclear whether Kihara reported the incident to the police.
Fox News Digital did not receive a response to Christian Christian Lecivension Ministries for comment.
An emotionally charged activist wearing denim overalls and a black and white striped T-shirt escapes the scene. (Ministry of Christ's forgiveness)
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Shortly after the incident, the woman walks towards Hisori and discusses with him about preaching about trans people.
“God doesn't appreciate what you're doing now,” she says, among other things.
“He knows I'm preaching the truth,” Kihara says. Their return and trip lasts for about four minutes before they finally leave.
