You can’t be afraid to be a police officer and carry a gun if you’re afraid to get up and go out there. You can’t be afraid to put out a fire if you’re a fireman. Anybody in a job that is kind of on the dark side, so to speak, has to let fear out. And when fear gets in the car, we stop and let it out. Since it’s not from God, it must be from somewhere else.
DOG THE BOUNTY HUNTER MURDER FULL
God doesn’t have a closet full of fear and, "Let’s send a little fear down to Dog." He has caution and faith and all that. Is that something that you have to deal with?ĭog: We deal with concern, not fear. I’d imagine people in your profession and other dangerous professions would be in constant fear for your life and for your family. So faith is a very important -probably the second most important thing, besides Jesus -in a believer’s life. It’s a substance, it’s an actual thing, like a being-a spiritual being-that’s led into the room.
So if you can hope for it and imagine it, and keep imagining and hoping and seeing yourself driving a new car, or seeing yourself getting that job, or seeing yourself excel, seeing yourself help that person -that is faith.
Faith is the substance of hope-of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen. In order to have Him and to believe in Him, you’ve got to have faith. But we have milestones and mountains in our life that could never be removed or conquered without G-O-D. You can’t walk out and say, "Weeds be gone" and they die. Faith is probably our whole being, our whole family life. Let’s go." stuck with me until today.ĭo you think that for a family such as yours, where the mother and father have such dangerous professions, faith plays a bigger role in your family life?ĭog: Absolutely. So the brothers and the president got together and said, "We christened you 'The Dog,' which is God spelled backwards. We had a guy named Preacher, one named John the Baptist. Watch segments from the interview or read the full interview below. Though Luster is now serving his sentence in the U.S., bounty hunting is illegal inĭog and Beth recently sat down with Beliefnet to discuss the ir faith and how it relates to their dangerous profession. to Mexico in 2003 just before being convicted of 86 counts of rape and sentenced to 124 years in prison. But since his release, he has turned his life around and claims to have made over 6,000 captures during his 25-year career.ĭog and his posse have also made news recently because Mexico is seeking to extradite them to face criminal charges stemming from their capture of Max Factor heir Andrew Luster, who fled the U.S. It's something Dog knows about from personal experience: He served two years in prison as an accessory to murder in 1977. But the Chapmans are also born-again Christians, and once their prey is captured, they turn their attention to help ing the accused criminals leave their dangerous lives behind. He's often seen cursing and screaming on the show, which follows Dog and the rest of his family, including his wife, Beth Smith Chapman, as they run Da Kine Bail Bonds in Honolulu and track fugitives who have jumped bail. ET)- may not look like the typical Christian sitting in church. With his long hair, dark sunglasses, and tight jeans, Duane "Dog" Chapman -star of the hit A&E reality show "Dog the Bounty Hunter" (Tuesdays at 9 p.m. The bounty hunting crew from left to right: Duane Lee Chapman, Lyssa "Baby Lyssa" Rae Chapman, Duane "Dog" Chapman, Beth Smith Chapman, Leland Chapman, and Tim Chapman (no relation).
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