Ep 690 | Phil Thinks Alexa Is an Atheist & What’s It Like Being Married to a Robertson?
Phil doesn’t understand Alexa, and he definitely doesn’t want her in his bedroom! Phil’s brother-in-law Gordon answers the question “What’s it like to be married to a Robertson?” and his answer is less than flattering. Al and Gordon wonder at the phenomenon of siblings growing up in the same home who take such radically different paths in life, such as Phil and his sister Jan. Phil and Gordon reveal some contents of Phil’s upcoming book about the character of Jesus.
In this episode: 1 John 2, verses 1-2
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Phil doesn’t understand Alexa, and he definitely doesn’t want her in his bedroom! Phil’s brother-in-law Gordon answers the question “What’s it like to be married to a Robertson?” and his answer is less than flattering. Al and Gordon wonder at the phenomenon of siblings growing up in the same home who take such radically different paths in life, such as Phil and his sister Jan. Phil and Gordon reveal some contents of Phil’s upcoming book about the character of Jesus.
In this episode: 1 John 2, verses 1-2
"The Blind" hits theaters on 9/28/23. Get sneak peeks, updates & insider exclusives: https://theblindmovie.com
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