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#OneFear
#OneFear provides an outlet for appropriate interpretation and understanding of Scripture in order for the believer to be well equipped, challenged in faith, encouraged in hope, to strengthen in relationship with Christ, and to think well.
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Who We Are
Dominick Degilio
Dominick is a graduate of U. of Valley Forge ('08) and Alliance Theological Seminary ('18). Studying Scripture is said to be his greatest passion in life with soccer at a close second. His greatest encouragement is his wife Danielle and wildest inspiration his four children. Without them many dreams would not become reality. His hopes for anyone visiting #OneFear is to know Christ and to think well. One of his favorite things to say is, "You have permission to think."
Danielle Degilio
Danielle is a graduate of University of Valley Forge ('08) and Crown College ('19). Helping others and building relationships is one of her greatest gifts. Her husband, Dominick, encourages her dreams and ideas and pushes her to be her best. Her four children are her greatest ministry and homeschooling them is as important a calling as any other. Her prayer for #OneFear is that it brings people into a deeper love and knowledge of Scripture through relationship, study, and hard questions. In recent months she has adopted the phrase "Does it bring glory to God?" to be applied to every thought and action.
Daisy
Daisy is a graduate of What's-A-Matta U, 2022, who achieved her Doctorate in cable chewing and jumping at nothing. Her favorite thing to do is go nowhere near the dogs and argue and fight for Danielle's seat as recording is happening because it's actually her seat - she's just letting Danielle borrow it for a very short amount of time. What she would love listeners to know is that she is actually the one that controls the Upper Room by walking over Danielle's notes and shows dominance by sneaking sips of whoever's coffee is near by. She also loves you so much that she will allow you to pet her but without touching her. For a tangible replacement, she will leave you her fur, typically on whatever sitting apparatus you might utilize.

