A SNAKE TOUCHED HIM, 20 MINUTES LATER HE WAS DEAD | Dag Heward-Mills

Bishop Dag Heward-Mills starts by defining venom - a feeling of bitterness that only needs a drop to change a person, the way a black mamba's venom can kill fifty grown men or wipe out a whole village. He admits that twice in his life people tried to poison him against his mentor Kenneth Hagin with just a few carefully placed words. Then comes the story: a trainee tour guide in Zambia is barely touched by a black mamba during a wildlife class. Nothing seems to happen, so the class carries on. Twenty minutes later he falls off his chair, dead - no bite, just a scratch. The point lands hard: some attacks on your spirit look just as small, and just as fatal, if you don't notice them in time. CHAPTERS 0:00 A Snake Touched Him, 20 Minutes Later He Was Dead 0:31 Praying Against the Spirit of Venom 1:01 Venom Defined - One Drop Kills 2:01 Poisoned Against Kenneth Hagin 3:01 Tour Guide Training in Zambia 3:31 The Black Mamba Touches a Man 4:01 20 Minutes Later, He Was Dead 5:01 Binding Every Spirit of Venom 5:31 Jesus Also Bound the Devil Full message:    • Flow Prayer Meeting with Evangelist Dag He...   If this spoke to you, subscribe for more. #DagHewardMills #ASnakeTouchedHim #SpiritualPoison #PrayerVigil #ChristianSermon #Sermon2026