While I do not endorse The Witteburg Door or Dog the Bounty Hunter, Duane "Dog" Chapman does have an interesting story. It turns out that Dog has roots in the Assemblies of God. Whodathunkit? Dog's story proves how hard it is for sinners to be reinstated in society since he could not find work after being in prison. A criminal record will follow you the rest of your life. Dog beat the odds, though. Pelagians do not get that they deserve an eternity in hell. They think they are innocent and they are basically good people. But Scripture says that all have sinned and all have broken God's Law. Everyone is a convict. (Romans 3:10-25).
To read the interview click on the title or click on Dog's interview.
To read the interview click on the title or click on Dog's interview.
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God does amazing things behind prison. My husband and I saw this first-hand at a prison chapel service last month. Good for The Door interviewing Dog. Any idea what channel hosts The Bounty Hunter?
It's on A&E.
Charlie
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