• Romeo Talks 6 Life Sentences, Witchcraft, & Surrendering To God | IN N OUT PODCAST

  • Oct 30 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 36 mins
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Romeo Talks 6 Life Sentences, Witchcraft, & Surrendering To God | IN N OUT PODCAST

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  • Ronald Mathis, better known as "Romeo," sits with us to tell us about his amazing encounters as a drug kingpin running a major enterprise in St. Petersburg, Florida. Romeo was charged with 54 counts of crimes ranging from conspiracy to racketeering, to murder, and he was given 6 life sentences plus 140 years. Romeo was supposed to be given the death penalty, but God made a promise that he would be released. He served 30 years, 6 months, and 12 days with no shots, no write-ups, and no disciplinary actions.

    Romeo had encounters with witchcraft, mental institutions, and visions from God with promises of his freedom. His journey is incredible, and his faith is undoubtedly great! What do you think about his story?


    HOW TO FIND ROMEO MATHIS

    Call him directly at 727-729-9418 or 813-729-0816

    New Beginning Church - 2701 13th St S, St. Petersburg, FL

    Season of Grace Ministry on Wednesdays - 7th Ave and 24th St

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