Unashamed with the Robertson Family

Phil quizzes Siri to see if she knows more than her cousin Alexa, and Jase discovers Miss Kay’s twin in Mississippi. The guys try to decide if keeping recipes to yourself is acceptable in the eyes of Jesus and have an illuminating biblical discussion about marriage, divorce, adultery, and forgiveness. They cover the context of the marriage commands delivered by Jesus in Luke 16, as well as how that context translates to our actions in the modern world.

In this episode: Luke 16, verses 16-18; Matthew 19, verse 1

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Jase’s thoughts on the mythical Bigfoot shift a little when he beholds Willie’s eerie resemblance to the famous creature. The debate rages on over other creatures in the Louisiana swamps, but Si has surrounded himself with a crew of believers. The guys recall their first encounters with "Unashamed” contributor Larry Bowles and explore the difficult concept of money and wealth as a follower of Jesus. 

In this episode: Luke 16, verses 1-14; Matthew 5, verses 17-20 & 31; James 1, verses 7-8

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Phil recalls a scene from “The Blind” that features one of the last conversations he ever had with his old drinking buddy Big Al Bolen before his death, and Jase enjoys making the religious people squirm with a certain parable about money. The parable leads the guys to a discussion on earthly riches versus heavenly ones, and where the Pharisees in Jesus’ day went wrong in their hearts.

In this episode: Luke 16, verses 1-18

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Jase offers a glowing report from the Mia Moo Foundation Family Weekend, where the charity he, Missy, and Mia started welcomes families with children suffering from craniofacial complications. Phil and Al recall their own moving experiences welcoming home wounded soldiers and their families, and the guys tackle the difficult subject of why bad things happen to good people. Jase gives some advice on finding joy in spite of suffering and gets emotional as he recalls Mia’s singing performance over the weekend. 

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Phil’s friend Jersey Joe has mastered the art of making blue-winged teal edible, and the guys are salivating over the recipe. Jase casts some doubts on claims made in the duck blind this season, so he puts on his super sleuth hat to find out who did what. The guys delve into the story of not one, but two prodigal sons. Plus, when we spend time with people, does that mean we endorse their bad habits or sinful lifestyles?

In this episode: Luke 15; Luke 16, verse 18

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Jase reveals the impact of a skill he learned at Granny and Pa’s knees. From card games to dominoes to church softball games, Jase has left tears and near-fights in his wake! Phil once played softball for the church league and used his NFL-caliber arm, to the awe of spectators. The guys camp out in Luke 15 to discuss the characters of three different parables and how each of us can identify with nearly every one of them in some way. Jase proposes that Jesus isn’t a trash-talker, but he is a truth-talker.

In this episode: Luke 15

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Jase is fired up over his new toy, though the reason for it isn’t so flattering. Phil recalls his trip to New Zealand where his Gospel preaching didn’t appear to go so well at first. The guys discuss the parable of the prodigal son, though most people miss the lessons to be learned from the older brother. Jase ponders why Jesus was comfortable in the presence of outcasts and why the Pharisees weren’t.

In this episode: Luke 15; Galatians 2, verse 20; Galatians 3, verses 26–27

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Phil sticks to federal hunting laws but thinks the federal government could do with a bit of grace for the common man. Jase gets weeded out of a hunt on his own land by his own brother. The guys discuss the intricacies of the politics of land ownership and hunting with family on that land. The guys also examine a pretty tense dinner party that Jesus attended, where he once again outfoxed the Pharisees trying to kill him.

In this episode: Luke 14, verses 1–35

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Uncle Si and his assistant Phillip McMillan have some wild tales to tell! Phil has forgotten most of them, even though he was there. Jase reveals the reason he and Si “don’t get along,” and Si recalls the darkness he fell into while in Vietnam. The guys explore exactly when Jesus’ journey to Jerusalem started, and it’s not what you think. Al proposes that the Pharisees were suffering from a deeper condition than just hatred of Jesus. 

In this episode: Luke 14, verses 1–35

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Jase recalls a time when the careless actions of a “Duck Dynasty” crew member left Willie bleeding on the floor. Jase relives the time he was credibly threatened with death in response to sharing the Gospel, and the guys discuss Jesus’ reaction to King Herod during his travel to Jerusalem. Phil ponders the meaning of death for Christians, since they’ll all be raised again. 

In this episode: Luke 13, verses 22–35; Hebrews 2, verse 1

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After a week and a half of waiting, a good hunt results in Phil breaking out in song. Jase is outraged when he’s robbed of a delicious treat by a camera crew, though there is an opportunity for growth in the situation. The guys examine the concept of Jesus being the “narrow gate” into the kingdom of Heaven and how the ancients would have perceived it differently than modern people. Plus, does heaven’s exclusivity amount to bigotry?

In this episode: Luke 13, verses 22–35; Matthew 7, verses 13–14, 21; Acts 10, verses 9–19; Daniel 2, verse 44; Daniel 7, verses 13–14

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Zach brings in some fresh news about the performance of “The Blind” during its opening weekend, and Phil is stunned! Hollywood might not understand what it’s all about, but the American people do. Phil, Jase, and Al describe their memories of Phil’s baptism. Jase goes rabid at a junior high girls’ volleyball game, and the guys discuss reconciliation and the power that redemption stories have in the lives of people. 

In this episode: 2 Corinthians 5, verses 14–20; Romans 1, verse 16

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Miss Kay reveals one small detail that “The Blind” got wrong, though no one but her knew it. The guys and Miss Kay explore the concept of the Sabbath and why resting your body and resting in the Lord are both important to your spirituality. Miss Kay gives sage advice to people who may be having a hard time or find themselves in a situation as she did 50 years ago. 

In this episode: Luke 13, verses 10–17; Ephesians 2, verses 4–9; Hebrews 4, verses 9–11

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A never-before-told story from the set of “The Blind” movie illustrates the power of Phil’s conversion scene to everyone there, especially the actor playing Phil. The guys muse over the power of God to use any story and any life for His glory, as well as the role that humans play in sharing those stories. The guys also study the text from Luke about a woman healed on the Sabbath, while highlighting the difference between righteousness and self-righteousness.

In this episode: Luke 13, verses 10-17

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Jase dreams of an epic, if peculiar, movie idea straight from the Bible, but Phil doesn’t quite get on board. Lieutenant Colonel Allen West joins the guys to discuss the problems facing our nation currently and what can be done to fix them. Jase recalls a time that he baptized a person who grew up in a racist home, and Lt. Col. West and the guys agree that the kingdom of God includes people from all walks of life. 

In this episode: Romans 8, verse 1; Romans 8, verse 10; Proverbs 22, verse 6

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Phil isn’t sure who Taylor Swift is or what she has to do with ‘The Blind’ but there’s a surprising connection to be made. Jase recalls the time he ran into her backstage and their eccentric conversation. The guys and regular guest Larry Bowles discuss the words “metamorphosis” and “exodus” as they apply to texts in the New Testament. Plus, Jase’s dream leads to an idea for a spiritual zombie movie?

In this episode: 2 Corinthians 3, verse 18; 2 Corinthians 5, verses 17–21; Hebrews 10, verse 14

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Jase is inspired by Al’s trip to Wyoming to figure out what to do during a bear encounter, while Phil and his butler become literal cowboys out of necessity. Jase reveals the ultimatum he was issued by Missy during their first few dates, which resulted in his reluctant viewing of a classic musical. The guys discuss the idea that bad things can happen to good people and it doesn’t always mean they’re being punished or tested. 

In this episode: Luke 12, verses 49–59, Psalm 5; Hebrews 10, verse 14

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Phil is raring to go as he jumps right out of the gate with some Scripture concerning how people should treat one another. Jase has never heard of the '90s alternative band Counting Crows, but he HAS had a mic drop moment during a political argument recently. The guys discuss the misconceptions surrounding the kingdom of God and when and where it will be. They explore how to be good stewards of our time on earth while waiting for heaven. 

In this episode: Luke 12, verses 49–59; Luke 9, verses 23–27; Galatians 6; Matthew 6, verse 33

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Uncle Si has a confrontation with a transient New Yorker over whether to give him dinner or drug money, while his assistant Phillip McMillan relives the glory days of his and Jase’s youth. Phil can’t quite understand the scope of their shenanigans, but Si gets fired up to preach about the Holy Spirit, Phil’s conversion, and the ways we communicate with God. 

In this episode: Philippians 1; 1 Corinthians 2, verses 10-12; 2 Corinthians 5, verse 13

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Phil meets a lady from Japan who has been on a long journey seeking God and comes all the way to West Monroe to thank Phil for his books. Jase is convicted by his recent study of Jesus’ point of view about greed, which leads him to a valiant grocery store effort that ultimately didn’t pay off. The guys shift from studying the vice of greed to studying the virtue of watchfulness, willingness, and trust in God for all things, including financial and material burdens. Listen and subscribe to "The Blind Movie Podcast: The Robertson Family Story" now, and leave us a rating and review: https://apple.co/theblind

In this episode: Luke 12, verses 35–59

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Jase feels a little insecure about his workout routine (or lack thereof) when fitness guru and podcaster Christian Huff makes his “Unashamed” appearance. Phil gives a biblical warning about being greedy, especially when it comes to the Lord. The guys discuss why greed is different from other sins and how to steward our blessings responsibly and without worry.

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Mia Robertson updates the guys about her recovery from surgery and her foundation, Mia Moo, which benefits families of children with craniofacial difficulties. Her brave and positive spirit shines through as she talks about college and her dreams for the future. Also, Jase’s lifetime best friend, Blake Gaston, tells some tales of young Jase and the impact the Robertsons have had on his life and family. 

In this episode: Hebrews 10, verse 14

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A recent dove hunt had Jase up in arms with lawmaking bureaucrats who know nothing about hunting! The guys take on the difficult subject of money as it relates to Christian life, while Jase discovers a certain social media account dedicated to the footwear of prominent pastors. The guys also discuss inheritance, bitterness and greed, and the many ways a person can be greedy. 

In this episode: Luke 12, verses 13-48; 1 Corinthians 9, verses 10-13

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Jersey Joe Congemi, a former New Jersey fire chief and Phil’s close friend, recalls his experience on September 11, 2001, during the deadly attack on New York’s World Trade Center towers. The guys are amazed by his experiences and the story of how Joe came to be a Christian and a resident of West Monroe. The guys and Joe give thanks and praise to all veterans, military, and first responders. Also, Jase gives an update on Mia’s recovery from her recent surgery. 

In this episode: Isaiah 41, verse 10

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Jase relates a tale of woe and triumph from his recent adventures in babysitting, when he sacrificed his manly image to make his granddaughter laugh. Al has a run-in with some modern-day hippies who aren’t that different from their historical counterparts. Phil and the guys explore the hypocrisy of the Pharisees and the role of responsible eldership in the church. Jase recalls a time he called out a preacher for inappropriately spending his time with unmarried women. 

In this episode: Luke 12, verses 1–12; Hebrews 6, verses 4–8; Mark 3, verse 30

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Phil is reminded of the time he faced down some deadly droppings when Jase mentions his encounters with majestic American symbols like the bison and bald eagle. The guys remember the difficulty Phil had when first starting out selling duck calls, especially from the duck call industry itself. Jase and Al guess how Jesus was able to speak to crowds of ten thousand without a microphone, and the guys cover the “Woes of the Pharisees” section of Luke. 

In this episode: Luke 11, verses 45–52; Luke 18, verses 31–34; Acts 15, verses 5–11; Colossians 1, verses 9–23

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Recalling Jase’s birth prompts Phil to salute women everywhere for their toughness. Jase has some thoughts about the “Barbie” movie, and a discussion about the grocery store leads Jase and Al to some self-realization. The guys and guest Kyle Thompson of the “Undaunted.Life” podcast discuss the relationship between Jesus and the Pharisees, legalism in the modern church, and why Jesus didn’t wash his hands. 

In this episode: Luke 11, verses 37–54; Romans 1, verses 16–17; Exodus 19, verses 3–6

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Jase turns another year older, but his heart is heavy after someone he knows suffers an extreme hardship. Phil, Al, and Kyle Thompson of the "Undaunted.Life" podcast offer encouragement to Jase in this tough situation and explore the ways that Christians grieve differently from non-believers. Al points out other interesting events that share Jase’s birthday, and Kyle assures us that the Gospel is powerful enough by itself without any modern adornment. 

In this episode: Psalm 88; Luke 11, verses 37–54

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Jase compares his childhood to the show “Survivor” and wonders where his prize money is! Jase gets creative on how a movie about Jonah and the whale could be dramatically filmed, and the guys examine the similarities between the stories of Jesus and Jonah. Al urges Christians not to get so caught up in creature comforts that we forget the mission God has called us to do. 

In this episode: Jonah 1–4; Luke 11, verses 29–36; 1 Kings 10; 2 Corinthians 3, verses 13–18

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The guys are in the “dog days” of summer with several questionable pooch interactions, and Jase manages to turn his booth at a trade show into a church service. The guys discuss the Pharisaical persecution of Jesus over his ability to cast out demons. Phil explores the meaning of the word “perfection,” and Jase supposes Jesus is truly the Great Physician — able to diagnose and cure the source and symptoms of our ailments.

In this episode: Luke 11, verses 14–28; Exodus 8, verses 17–19

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Phil’s daughter, Phyllis, reveals that she always knew she was different and that she immediately knew Phil was her dad the first time she saw him. Jase just can’t wait to give his “perfect” coffee recipe, which he thinks is far superior to Phil’s. Phyllis gives advice to people who are in humble circumstances on how to turn generational curses into blessings. Jase, Al, and Zach explain how their relationships with Phil deepened after his conversion and then their own. Go back and hear Phyllis’ full story on episode 96 of "Unashamed"! 

In this episode: Deuteronomy 10; Romans 6, verses 10–11

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kA4BCl5mhbY — Hear Phyllis’ amazing story of searching for and finding her dad! 

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Jase reveals the cause of Missy’s tears at their 33rd anniversary dinner, and It wasn’t because he did something right! Jep brings his newlywed daughter and son-in-law for an introduction to Unashamed Nation and to get some fresh faces in the studio. The guys discuss their own parenting successes and failures that have led their children to be the next generation of Jesus followers. 

In this episode: Matthew 6, verses 19–24; Deuteronomy 30, verses 1–20

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Jase dives into the shadowy world of the internet looking for treasure but finds a story about meth and self-baptism instead! Despite that, Phil is tempted to join Jase on one of his treasure hunts after hearing about what other people have found. The guys examine the relationship aspect of prayer and how our attitude toward our heavenly father is shaped by our earthly ones. The guys break down the elements of the most famous prayer in the Bible to see how God wants to be prayed to. 

In this episode: Luke 11, verses 1–13; Matthew 6, verses 5–15; Matthew 13, verse 44; Hebrews 12, verse 28

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Jase faced down a ticking clock to give solid marriage advice in the time it took to get an oil change! Phil marks the end of an era with an unexpected loss, but he paid $20 to set it mostly right. The guys talk about how to gain a childlike spirit in our relationships with God. Phil reckons the family structure of heaven mirrors the family structure on earth — and it’s way better than any alternative. 

In this episode: Luke 11, verses 1–13; Philippians 2, verses 1–5; Ephesians 3, verse 15; 1 Corinthians 13, verses 4–8

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Jase finds evidence of the power of Unashamed Nation in his local Dollar General. His zeal for coconut macaroons gets the businessman's wheels turning. The guys and guest Lisa Robertson discuss a section of Luke that sparks a debate about hospitality and service to others. The guys give a breakdown of the Robertson way of hospitality and recall a time when a guest accidentally ate dog food — and loved it! 

 In this episode: Luke 10, verses 38-42

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Phil is incensed by the abnormally high bill from his landscapers. Jase attempts to comfort him, but it’s clear that comfort is not one of Jase’s strengths. The guys conclude that making their wives happy with their yards is worth the price! The guys discuss the “Good Samaritan” parable and why it made such waves during that time. Jase is glad that God is long-suffering, since humans tend to struggle with loving their neighbors. 

In this episode: Luke 10, verses 25-37

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Jase’s dream of winning the British Open came true – at least in his mind. But where Jase’s dream of being a world champion golfer makes him happy, happy, happy, it’s Phil’s worst nightmare. The guys get into the powers granted to the disciples of Jesus, powers that Jase and Phil have sorely needed throughout their lives. Zach proposes that humans aren’t meant to be lonely and it’s evidenced by the scriptures. Listen to LO Worship's new song, "Presence": https://li.sten.to/presence

In this episode: Luke 9, verse 51 – Luke 19, verse 27; Hebrews 4, verses 12-14

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Jase’s retelling of his time in Wyoming has Phil thinking it might be heaven on earth, though the trip home was less than blissful! Jase details an awkward bathroom situation in an airport bathroom, but Phil’s advice to him isn’t very practical for traveling. The guys discuss the various cultural and biblical meanings of discipleship and outline the enormous sacrifice that Jesus asks of his followers. Jase boils it down to three salient but memorable points that apply to both heaven and earth.

In this episode: Luke 9, verse 50 – Luke 19, verse 27; Isaiah 50, verses 5-8; Galatians 6, verses 9-10

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Jase relives the moment he saw a preaching career go up literally in flames before his eyes! Phil cries with laughter imagining the potential headlines in the next day’s newspaper. Al recalls one of his own big blunders in the pulpit and how far he had to go to make up for it the following Sunday. The guys discuss Jesus casting out a troublesome spirit from a boy while simultaneously rebuking his own disciples for their arrogance. The guys also address hypocrisy in the church and how Christians should deal with the consequences of it. 

In this episode: Luke 9, verses 37-43; Mark 9, verses 14-29; Luke 17, verse 20

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Phil identifies the “enemies of the cross” and ominously predicts what will happen to them at the end of days. Jase can’t believe the poor behavior of the disciples at a momentous Biblical event, and his impersonation of them cracks up the guys. Zach reveals the arguments that usually don’t work for converting people and the one that works every time, in its own time. The guys discuss Abraham’s covenant with God from the book of Genesis and how it relates to the misconceptions of the Kingdom that threw Jesus’ contemporaries for a loop. 

In this episode: Luke 9, verses 28-36; Philippians 3, verse 18; Romans 1, verse 16; Genesis chapter 15

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Jase owns up to his lottery experience, and even though he didn’t win, it sure is fun to think about what he’d do with the winnings! Phil manipulated Jase into a three-hour biblical wild goose chase at 9 o’clock at night. Apparently, mind games are something he’s made a habit of playing throughout his sons’ lives! The guys and guest Larry Bowles engage in a lively discussion of historical accounts that actually confirm, rather than disprove, the Bible. Larry’s special knowledge of antiquated biblical practices and events sheds light on how the past informs the present. 

In this episode: Luke 9, verses 43-56

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A party on Willie’s patio reveals new developments in the war that he and Jase are waging over Willie’s stocked pond. Phil can only shake his head at the shenanigans of his sons, but Jase feels like he’s the scapegoat in every family situation. Larry Bowles joins the guys to discuss the deeper meanings of the biblical event known as the transfiguration and how the life of Jesus mirrored the lives of Moses and Elijah, the other two men involved in the event. 

In this episode: Luke 9, verses 28-36; John 6, verse 15

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Miss Kay made an amazing prediction over 40 years ago that came true with Phyllis’ arrival on the scene. Al is in a quandary over his attendance at Willie’s upcoming speaking event, so Jase offers some less than helpful advice. Phil is amazed by God’s work in his four sons who preach all over the world. The guys try to uncover the reason why Jesus hid the fact of his impending death, even from his disciples, until a certain time. Al discovers a historical event that he’s never heard of before, but must have been incredibly impactful for Jesus as a teenager. 

In this episode: Luke 9, verses 27-50; Hebrews 2, verses 14-15 

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The guys reminisce about a time when they got a front-row seat to a fight in a movie theater – and it was even better than the movie they came to see! Jase has to admit that he got it wrong on a movie franchise he’s publicly criticized for years, and the guys reveal their admiration of Chuck Norris. Jase elaborates on the double meaning of the word “exodus” and how it relates to Jesus’ death and resurrection. The guys discuss the lives of Elijah and Moses as inspiration for the text in Luke 9. 

In this episode: Luke 9, verses 18-27; 2 Kings 1

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Phil looks back on all the years he could have used a miracle to multiply bread and fish for his unexpected guests, and Jase breaks down the reason the miracle of feeding the 5,000 is so famous and so different from others. Phil recalls Miss Kay’s famous phrase and applies it to the text being studied. Jase makes the case for Jesus as the most effective politician ever, and the guys discuss how victory in Christ looks like utter defeat from a worldly perspective. 

In this episode: Luke 9, verses 10-17; John 6, verses 25-58; Numbers 27, verses 15-16; 2 Corinthians 1, verses 3-7

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The guys are learning a lot from their animal confrontations as Phil battles the beaver dams and Jase’s rebellious dog makes a run for it. Phil thinks Jase needs to face the facts about that dog, but Jase turns it into a biblical reference, of course! The guys discuss the politics laid out in the beginning of Luke 9, which leads Phil to believe that all politicians should be on the lookout for the same pitfalls King Herod fell into.

In this episode: Luke 9, verses 1-9; Mark 6, verses14-19

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Phil takes a break during the middle of his sermon to help an ailing man in the crowd. Jase gives context to some scriptural passages by detailing the dreadful remedies ancient physicians used for bleeding problems. Phil tells the story of his great-grandson Teddy’s birth miracle. The guys continue their discussion of two of Jesus’ miracles from Luke 8, and Jase supposes that to Jesus, the words “healing” and “salvation” are one and the same. 

In this episode: Luke 8, verses 40-56; Hebrews 11, verse 6; Hebrews 12, verse 2

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Jase and Al saw “Sound of Freedom” and can’t wait to tell everyone about it. Phil, of course, hasn’t yet ventured to the movie theater to see it. While Jase recommends “Sound of Freedom,” he has a bone to pick with the “Mission: Impossible” franchise. The guys dive into a story from Luke 8 about a woman who was healed merely by touching the hem of Jesus’ cloak. Al gives some context about what Jesus was doing in that place at that time, and Phil draws a conclusion based on his own experience with women about how long this process likely took. 

In this episode: Luke 8, verses 40-56; Romans 1, verse 31; Hebrews 11, verse 6; Ephesians 4, verses 18-19

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The famous Burly finally makes his first “Unashamed” appearance! He has been present for some of the longest-lasting arguments about duck blinds and hunting dogs, and he’s ready to put it all out there! Phil recounts the way he ministered to Burly’s father early on and how that affected Burly’s walk with Jesus. Jase recalls the time he used to work for Burly as a roofer and how Burly was able to master his hot temper thanks to Jesus’ influence, and the guys put together all the pieces on how Burly and his family fit into the Robertson family. 

In this episode: Luke 10, verses 17-18; Matthew 10, verse 32; Romans 1, verse 16

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Jase thinks one of the things Missy loves about him is that he’ll be useful during an apocalypse. Phil and the guys invite Joe Beam, author of “Seeing the Unseen” and spiritual warfare scholar, to talk about the passage in Luke where Jesus casts thousands of demons out of one man. Phil reads about the “father of lies,” and Joe reveals the difference between demonic possession and manipulation, how the definition of “demon” has changed over time, and the myriad ways Satan works in societies. Check out Joe's Marriage Helper program at http://marriagehelper.com!

In this episode: Luke 8, verses 26-39; John 8, verses 38-44; Ephesians 4, verses 17-19

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