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Aug 20 Romans 16 | Snake Crushers

Pastor Daniel Samms walks us through a review of Romans before addressing Paul’s closing statements and celebrating the fact that God is going to crush the devil under our feet! In the process he addresses questions about whether or not Pheobe was a deacon and whether or not Juia was an apostle.

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Daniel Samms

Dan Samms lives his life hoping that when he dies his obituary looks something like this: “Daniel Samms, husband to Christy, father to Micah, Hannah, and Jayna, and pastor to a local underground church died Friday when authorities executed him for preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ in defiance to anti-proselytization mandates. He was known for loving God and loving people and seemed to operate on a strength not his own. He made disciples of Jesus and taught them how to make other disciples. He hated tyranny, loved guns, and liked woodwork. He loved only one woman and spent every day trying to impress her and glorify God. His children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren all follow Christ. Services will be held at an undisclosed location due to government sanctions.”

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