For The Record - January 19

Part 9

An episode of the The River - Durant, OK podcast, hosted by John Hollar, titled "For The Record - January 19" was published on January 28, 2014 and runs 56 minutes.

January 28, 2014 ·56m · The River - Durant, OK

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Summary

Christians should have more children. Jesus didn't crush the head of the serpant - rather, He crushed the head of the SEED of the serpent.

Episode Description

Christians should have more children. Jesus didn't crush the head of the serpant - rather, He crushed the head of the SEED of the serpent.

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