Unashamed with the Robertson Family

Jase braved icy roads for a good hunt but is lucky he made it in one piece! Phil is bemused by the ignorance of some drivers out there, and the guys discuss a passage in Luke that connects angels, humans, and Jesus. Jase uses Mia’s experience at a Christian youth camp to highlight the importance of service and humility, and Al points out a word that has one meaning to humans and a totally different meaning to God.

In this episode: Luke 22, verses 24-38; Hebrews 12, verses 22-29; Psalm 51, verse 5; 2 Kings 6, verse 5

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Phil’s late-season hunting look puts Al in mind of their Civil War-era ancestor, and Jase is extremely glad that he will not be tempted beyond what he can bear. Zach gives an update on the flying squirrel situation. The guys cover the nature of temptation and where it comes from in the core of humanity. They reckon that the kingdom of God is the picture of both diversity and unity simultaneously. 

In this episode: Luke 22, verses 21-38; Genesis 39, verse 10; Matthew 28, verse 20

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Phil and Jase are bursting with tough love and advice on how Zach should handle a potentially tasty infestation in his historic home. Jase is moved by a gift he received from a young fan. The guys connect the dots between the Passover and taking communion. Al explains how Jesus becoming the sacrificial lamb affected the way sacrifices worked forever. 

In this episode: Luke 22, verses 7-38; Matthew 26, verses 26-29; John 6, verses 32-34

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Jase's weekend of "kingdom moments" leads him to reflect on what helped the Robertsons make it through the wild ride of "Duck Dynasty" as a unified, loving family. Phil reads the weather reports and decides he’s too old to get out of bed for icy, driving rain. The guys are excited over the new addition of more souls to the kingdom and dive into why all people seem to be longing for something greater than themselves. 

In this episode: Luke 24, verses 45-49; John 5, verses 21-25; Acts 1, verses 6-8; Psalm 139, verses 7-8

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Miss Kay had a come-to-Jesus meeting with Jase over a bumper sticker that she didn’t find amusing, and Phil utilizes the many marketable skills of his best buddy, Burley. The guys ponder the age of innocence and explore the ways Satan manipulates and coerces humanity into sin. 

In this episode: Luke 22, verses 7-38; Hebrews 10, verses 11-14; 1 Corinthians 10, verses 1-4

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Phil spends a surprisingly successful morning with his own versions of Larry, Moe, and Curly. Jase is floored by the name of Phil’s new book because he thought Phil was joking about its name the entire time, and the “breaking news” sound button gets a real workout. The guys dive into the betrayal by and brutal death of Judas Iscariot and Jesus’ prior knowledge that they would occur. 

In this episode: Luke 22, verses 1-6; Matthew 27, verses 1-10; Acts 1, verse 18

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Phil has a very specific list of gifts he likes to be given, and Al hits the mark on nearly all of them this year. Jase is inspired by a new virtual reality workout to suggest his own redneck version, and he prepares to head out to Los Angeles for a very special movie premiere. The guys examine the apocalyptic language of Luke 21 and how it ended up relating to multiple events in history. Plus, was Jesus the last prophet?

In this episode: Luke 21, verses 5-38

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Phil decides to issue a fiery mini-sermon in lieu of team-building exercises, and Jase’s harebrained idea puts a teen at risk in the woods. The Robertsons don’t take too well to being called “dysfunctional,” and Jase finds and tries a weird way to combat sinus issues. The guys use various biblical sources to answer the question of how we know Jesus truly is who he says he is. 

In this episode: Luke 24, verses 36-49; Acts 2, verses 36-39; Psalm 149, verses 6-9; John 2, verses 18-22; 1 Kings 8, verse 12

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Phil can’t help but be amused and exasperated by young Uncle Si’s wacky antics back in the day, and Missy and Jase capture a moment with four generations of Silases. Al and Zach were witnesses to the “true religion” described in Luke, and the guys stress the importance of practicing generosity in your own personal life, in addition to going through a church or organization. 

In this episode: Luke 21, verses 1-5; Isaiah 2, verses 1-3; Revelation 21

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Phil’s current preoccupation with time leads him to show off his singing voice, and Jase won an unusual prize that he’s since put to excellent use. Phil has a recommendation for those who can’t step away from the card table, and the guys discuss their clear preference for cast iron cookware. The guys explore the idea of temples, tabernacles, and our own way of dwelling with God. Jase also examines the way the Jewish power structure treated widows and orphans.

In this episode: Luke 21, verses 1-5; Luke 4, verse 28

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Phil and Miss Kay are finally passing the torch of their traditions to the younger Robertson generations, who are happy to take up the mantle! Jase gets a lesson in tactfulness from all the shopping that Missy does during the holidays, though Jase just gets his family the same gift for every occasion. The guys consider the example that Jesus sets of “true religion” by helping the poor, dirty, and sick rather than giving the superficial show of faith that the Jewish leaders of his day presented.

In this episode: Luke 20, verses 41-47; Romans 1, verse 5; Philippians 3, verses 18-21; 1 Corinthians 15

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A family wedding moves Phil to reminisce about the passage of time and the beauty of being the spiritual leader of a very large family of believers. Jase met many of his new family members over the holiday season and wishes they’d wear identification so he would know who everyone belongs to! The guys look at scripture through the lens of God’s presence and connection with his children as a being outside of time who still upholds personal relationships.

In this episode: Luke 20, verses 36-47; Hebrews 7, verse 16; 1 Kings 8, verse 27; 1 Chronicles 7, verses 1-2; Ecclesiastes 3, verse 11

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Phil gives an update on the puppies of his beloved late hunting dog, Blue, and Jase finally figures out why his parents give every new dog the same name as the old one. The guys discuss the biblical clues about what the afterlife will be like, including the controversial topics of our recreated bodies and marriages and pets in heaven. 

In this episode: Luke 20, verses 27-40; Acts 17, verses 24-28, 31-32; Matthew 22, verse 28; Deuteronomy 25, verses 5-6

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Phil and Jase both break their streak of staying upright in the mud within a week of each other, and Jase encounters some wild sights out in the country where he hunts. Jase gives a rare demonstration of his duck-calling abilities, and the guys offer comfort for people who may be experiencing “rapture anxiety.” 

In this episode: 1 Thessalonians 4, verses 13-17; 1 Thessalonians 5, verses 6-11

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Phil recognizes that believing in Jesus will make you really unpopular, something he has learned firsthand over the past several years. The guys dive into the power structure of Israel during Jesus’ time and its similarities to the power structures of the modern world. Jase and Zach reckon that we all have a little bit of pharisaical tendencies sometimes and that Jesus was at the forefront of many social issues we still suffer from today. 

In this episode: Luke 20, verses 1-28; Luke 6, verses 20-26; Hebrews 12, verse 2; Acts 7, verse 51; Acts 4, verse 12; John 14, verse 6

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Phil is inspired by his own sermon and challenges Christians to do something that is often forgotten about today. Jase nearly gets turned into pulp on the interstate, and Miss Kay’s tears are flowing over something that Jase recently did. The guys go over a little of the history between the Romans and the Jewish people during Jesus’ era and discuss how power looks different on earth than in heaven. 

In this episode: Luke 20, verses 1-21, 38

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There’s an upsetting trend that’s swept the guys’ duck-hunting crew, and Phil and Jase are over it. Jase goes to the mat with science over the significance of a donkey’s markings, and Phil learns something “new” about the subject. The guys contemplate the human need to create our own plans for our lives and our tendency to be upset when God doesn’t abide by them. Al feels reassured by the fact that even the greatest heroes of the Bible still had moments when they needed clarity. 

In this episode: Luke 19, verses 28-38; Ephesians 2, verses 19-22; John 2, verses 18-22; 1 Timothy 3, verses 14-15

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Jase struggles with an illness as a result of his love of babies, and Phil wants nothing to do with it. Al had a chance to get up close and personal with a centuries-old symbol of power in Europe. The guys dive deeply into the symbolism associated with Jesus’ entrance into the city of Jerusalem on the back of a lowly donkey and what it means in relation to the prophecies surrounding Jesus. 

In this episode: Luke 19, verses 28-44; Zechariah 9, verse 9; Psalm 118; Numbers 24, verse 15; Genesis 49, verses 10-11; 2 Peter 2, verse 15

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Phil seems confused about how to react to John Crist, comedian and host of the “Net Positive” podcast, when they sit down to talk about the intersection of humor and Christianity. The guys and John discuss the difficulties of making jokes in a Christian community and how comedy works in this day and age. John and Jase manage to crack each other up over people choosing poorly when it comes to biblical names and the reputation of the Robertson family in the Amish community. 

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Phil takes advantage of a new studio feature when it comes to “breaking news,” even though Jase disagrees with that term. Jase and Missy’s unique way to unwind brings him to a revelation, and Phil’s misunderstanding of the telephone has Jase wondering if he needs a new tattoo on his posterior. The guys explore the meaning of the word “temple” as it applied to God’s presence in antiquity until modern times.

In this episode: Luke 19, verses 11-27; 2 Samuel 7, verses 1-16; Acts 2, verses 42-47; Luke 24, verse 44

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Jase helps Missy warm up with a simple trick! Phil and Jase are amazed by what they saw in the duck blind this season and may not ever see again. Al sees something all over Europe that would be of real interest to Phil, and the guys examine the importance of recognizing Jesus as Lord during both ancient and modern times. 

In this episode: Luke 19; Matthew 25, verses 14-30

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Jase retells his experience with a truly weird, unsolved mystery about a barn gathering he happened upon in the woods in a foreign country. Phil gets a whole new setup for recording, and he wastes no time putting it to good use with some powerful preaching about the when and where of Jesus’ prophesied kingdom. The guys discuss the often misunderstood text from Luke 19 and how Jesus had to destroy the old system of salvation to build a new one.

In this episode: Luke 19; Luke 22, verses 14-17; Luke 11, verse 20; Mark 13, verses 1-2

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Jase is very upset about a potential new rule that would severely hinder a cause that's near to his heart. Phil has a pretty good idea what led to his brother-in-law's recent honeymoon health scare. Al visits a concentration camp in Europe, a grim reminder that evil truly does exist in the modern world. Phil is amused by Jase’s list of “kings,” and the guys discuss the kingship aspect of Jesus and why America seems to struggle with the concept.

In this episode: Luke 18, verses 31-34; John 18, verses 35-37

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Jase tries to save face by reiterating his emotional struggle over Mia’s health journey on Sadie Robertson Huff’s podcast, and Phil can’t help but be impressed by his strong, amazing granddaughters. Al recounts portions of his trip overseas, and the guys contemplate the importance of Jesus’ breaking bread with followers after his resurrection.

In this episode: Acts 1, verse 3; Acts 10, verses 39-41; Luke 24, verses 36-43; Revelation 3, verse 20

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Guest Trent Langhofer, clinical director of counseling at Colorado Christian University, relates his own amazing story going from living on the streets as a hard-core drug user to being one of the foremost Christian counselors in the field. Jase reveals how Trent helped Mia through a traumatic time in her life and helped her develop the drive to start her own charity as a teenager. Phil explains how he’s able to live a life of peace after so much trauma earlier in his life. 

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Phil and the guys agree that there’s one thing every couple should avoid, and it’s advice they’ve all lived by their entire lives. Jase can’t believe how much food his houseguests have consumed during their stay. Guest Dr. Trent Langhofer of Colorado Christian University and personal friend of the Robertson family gives insight into how Jesus is the perfect answer for anyone who suffers from trauma, pain, or addiction. 

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The guys look forward to their holiday plans while reliving some of the famous past failures. Jase and Missy’s life begins to look like a Hallmark movie, while Zach is still having to introduce himself at family gatherings. Phil once traumatized Missy in the kitchen, but she’s trying to overcome it this year! The guys delve into the story of Zacchaeus and how Jesus was able to reach him in a way no one else could have. Jase reckons Zacchaeus is the victim of the most offensive children’s Bible song ever!

In this episode: Luke 19, verses 1-9; Ephesians 2, verse 14

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Jase’s duck blind behavior manages to get under the skin of nearly everyone, and Phil can’t believe the amazing back-to-back weddings in their family! The guys discuss Christianity as a lifestyle rather than a single decision and how grace isn’t an excuse to continue in sin. 

In this episode: Luke 18, verses 18-29

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Jase instigates a neighborhood revolt against Willie’s newest pond policy, and Phil gets in good with a game warden over an illegal but delicious catch. Jase’s cleaning fairies make a joke that he definitely didn’t see coming! The guys explore the concept of surrendering earthly power to Jesus and his fulfillment of prophecy on the road to Jerusalem.

In this episode: Luke 18, verses 31-42; 2 Samuel 7; Jeremiah 23, verses 4-6; Mark 10, verses 17-31

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Jase returns from the Patriot Awards with fresh (mostly true) stories, and Al has a welcome-home gift waiting for him and Phil. Uncle Si has returned to the duck blind this season, but Jase isn’t sure he missed him while he was gone. Missy forces Jase to wear an article of clothing he doesn’t agree with. The guys tackle the tough subject of giving, generosity, and what the Bible does and does NOT say on the subject.

In this episode: Luke 18, verses 1-14; Luke 14, verse 25

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John Cooper, author, podcaster, and singer from the Christian rock band Skillet, finds common ground with Phil when it comes to being an ambassador for Jesus wherever your mission field is. John shares his journey to Christ, how the current culture is damaging and dangerous to future generations, and what we can do to change it now. Al gets Phil reminiscing about his greatest achievements on the river and in the woods. Get your copy of John's book "Wimpy, Weak and Woke" wherever books are sold.

In this episode: John 8, verses 31-47; 2 Corinthians, verses 11-21; Galatians 5, verses 19-23

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It’s Phil and Si against the world, as Si jumps to defend Phil against those who judge Phil based on the past that he’s repented from. Phillip and Al crack up at a brotherly ribbing that Phil gives his little brother, and Si’s preaching supposedly puts the atheists on strike in the streets of NYC. Si backs down from a wrestling match with a young girl, and the guys further discuss the parable of the rich young ruler in Luke 18.

In this episode: Luke 18, verses 18-30; Hebrews 11, verse 6; Romans 10, verse 13 

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Miss Kay and Lisa Robertson give up the goods on how the Robertson family behaves during holiday festivities, and Phil looks to pass down his duck dressing recipe to the next generation. The guys, Miss Kay, and Lisa discuss the warning the Bible gives to those who would harm children and how differently strangers treat each other now than in the past. 

In this episode: Luke 18, verses 15-17; Matthew 18, verse 10

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Christian actor, director, and author Kirk Cameron bonds with Phil over their graying beards, their love of Jesus, and willingness to stand on the front lines of Christianity. Kirk reveals the unlikely way that he became a Christian and shares how he is creating alternatives to the inappropriate children’s books that seem to be popular in schools. Phil, Al, and Kirk discuss how to live a godly life in a time when it’s looked down upon in popular culture. See all the projects Kirk is working on at https://kirkcameron.com!

In this episode: John 8, verses 42-47

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Phil gets on his soapbox about a certain technology overtaking today’s youth as Jase attempts to point out the pros rather than the cons. Phil gets a new landline from an unlikely source, and the guys issue a stern warning to parents about cell phone use for themselves and their kids. The guys discuss how to approach the Kingdom with a childlike mindset, full of trust and wonder.

In this episode: Luke 18, verses 15-17

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Phil cracks the guys up describing his struggles with time zones, daylight savings time, clocks, watches, and all things related to timekeeping. Phil is missing just one letter from his encyclopedia collection, and Zach has some good news about the award for this award-winning podcast. The guys talk about humbling ourselves before the Father and the importance of humility in prayer and attitude.

In this episode: Luke 18, verses 9-14; 1 John 1, verse 5; 1 John 2, verse 3; John 8, verses 44-47

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Jase feels the urge to write an explosive new book about the kingdom of Jesus with Zach, though their conflicting styles may result in a big mess. Phil causes a stir onstage at church and does some good old-fashioned research since he doesn’t utilize the internet. The guys discuss the nature of Christianity and how living a faithful life is good, though difficult, here on earth. Zach reiterates advice on how to live in the atomic age without fear.

In this episode: Colossians 1, verses 11-12; Hebrews 3, verse 6; 2 Corinthians 6, verses 14-16; Romans 1, verses 1-3; Romans 8, verses 28-39

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Phil reveals the prayer he prayed for a long time before it was answered in a way he never expected, and Jase inspires a young man to work harder. Zach’s influence has Jase sprinkling fancy words into his teaching, and the guys try to wrap their heads around God’s existence outside of time and what it means for our short lives. 

In this episode: Psalm 102; Psalm 110; 1 John 5, verses 13-15

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After many weird forays into his own mind, Jase finally comes up with a movie idea that just might work! Zach gets roasted by Willie and Jase separately, and Jase reveals a time he was stunned into silence by his son’s rebuke. The guys explore the idea of God as a father figure and the family design that he built for humanity. Then they look at prayer and the purpose it serves in human lives, as well as the debate around the “right” way to pray.

In this episode: Luke 18, verses 1-8; Luke 11, verses 1-13; Romans 8, verse 26; Psalm 103; John 17, verse 17

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Now that his sons are grown and successful, Phil has no qualms about splitting a bill that he's been footing for their entire lives! Jase’s intensive Bible study lately leads him to step onto his kingdom soapbox when prodded by his buddy, and the guys explore the biblical “keys” given to Peter by Jesus. Jase reveals the most common thing he finds on treasure hunts, and it’s probably not the treasure you’d expect!

In this episode: Luke 18, verse 1; Luke 11, verse 52; Matthew 13, verses 31-32; Acts 1, verse 8; Acts 2, verse 22

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The guys explore the when, where, and who of Jesus’ kingdom on earth and in heaven. Jase is confident in his idea of what eternity will be, and the guys suppose that trying to literally discern the symbolic language of the Bible is a losing battle. Jase’s mind is blown by the concept of housing the Holy Spirit in his earthly body.

In this episode: Luke 17, verses 20-37; 1 Corinthians 12, verse 13; Ephesians 2, verses 19-20; Isaiah 28, verse 16; Acts 7, verses 51-53

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Jase has returned from recent travels with fresh stories of his own feats of derring-do, though for all his efforts, he’s rebuffed by airline staff and deemed by Phil to be an unfavorable travel companion. Zach is saved by an "Unashamed" fan in the middle of nowhere, and the guys get into a fiery discussion about the “third temple” and the coming of the Lord. The guys delve into the rich history of those who’ve divined the end of days and what scripture has to say about the once and future kingdom of Jesus.

In this episode: Luke 17, verses 20-37; Exodus 25, verse 8; Matthew 24; Daniel 7; Galatians 3, verses 15-28; 1 Kings 6, verses 11-14; Hebrews 3, verse 6; Matthew 9, verse 25

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Phil and the guys are joined by someone whom they’ve inspired to speak out about Jesus: country singer, songwriter, and internet sensation Buddy Brown and his wife, Bootsy. Phil cracks wise about his reputation for bucking the dress code wherever he goes, and Al draws a line between the Robertson family as seen in “The Blind” and the Robertson family of today. Buddy encourages the next generation to stand up for faith and backwoods wisdom. The guys, Buddy, and Bootsy lament the way that modern entertainment tries to shut out faith-based content. 

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Sadie and Christian Huff join the guys to talk about their new book, “How to Put Love First,” their lives as parents, and where God is leading them these days. The guys and Sadie recall what they learned from the chaotic energy of the “Duck Dynasty” era, and Sadie admits that the day she decided to marry Christian was the same day she’d decided to dump him altogether! Christian is in the midst of learning a new skill set that the Robertson family is ready and willing to teach him. See the rest of 5-year-old Sadie preaching the Word at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeXGbzWxhRY!

In this episode: Psalm 51; Acts 10, verses 9-13

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Jase’s adventures in Maryland take a turn for the weird as Jep’s fall down the stairs results in a UFO sighting. Al gets taken back to his childhood, where he and Jase accuse Willie of being the bed-wetter of their trio. Lisa Robertson joins the guys in talking to special guest Michael Seifert about his solution for people who don’t want to spend money with big corporations that shun conservative beliefs. Shop your values locally and online with Public Square at https://publicsq.com, and check out America’s only pro-life diaper company at https://everylife.com.

In this episode: 1 Corinthians 15, verses 3-4 & 22-24; Romans 12, verse 2

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Phil addresses a question that has been posed by many “Unashamed” fans but never before answered, and Jase gets put in the hot seat over his antisocial characteristics. Phil and Jase discuss the bounty of “flying protein” at an undisclosed location and their pride in youngest brother Jep’s hunting performance. The guys examine the religious debate about exactly when and where the kingdom of God is coming, and Al lays out three essential things Jesus teaches his disciples in Luke.

In this episode: Luke 17, verses 20-37; Matthew 18, verse 6; Mark 16, verse 15

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Phil’s lease of a bar back in the 1970s relates easily to the guys’ study of how people rationalize their sins and are twisted to Satan’s purpose. Phil expounds upon the pedigree of Jesus, and Al clarifies a little more about faith the size of a mustard seed. The guys explore the concepts of forgiveness, reconciliation, and restoration as laid out by Jesus. 

In this episode: Luke 17, verses 1-19; Mark 11, verse 25; Hebrews 12; Romans 12, verse 19

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Phil baptizes a mother and daughter who have spent their lives on picket lines as activists, and Jase gets dissed in person by someone who’s definitely not a fan. The guys use biblical clues from the story about the rich man and Lazarus to guess at the nature of heaven and hell. They also hazard a guess as to the powers Jesus’ resurrected body possessed, and Jase discovers a literal hell on earth.

In this episode: Luke 16, verses 19-31; 2 Thessalonians, verse 7; Isaiah 52 & 53; Revelation 21, verses 7-8

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Jase’s participation in the Mighty Oaks Gala has him buzzing with appreciation for America’s military veterans, though the “after-party” didn’t quite go as planned! Uncle Si apparently hid some classified information so well that even he couldn’t find it again, and Phil reckons the government wants nothing to do with Jesus. The guys discuss the plan for eternity and why it’s so hard for mankind to wrap their heads around eternity and heaven.

In this episode: Luke 16, verses 19-31

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Phil’s solo journey across multiple parishes with absolutely zero information about his destination is the stuff of a legend that only Phil can pull off. Jase struggles to explain the meaning of the word “woke” to Phil, and the guys discuss the greatest injustice that ever happened. Jase unveils his theory about the “parable” of the rich man and Lazarus, and the text reveals a window into both heaven and hell.

In this episode: Luke 16, verses 19-31; Philippians 3, verses 19-21; Philippians 4, verse 2; Ephesians 5, verse 42; Romans 12, verse 19

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