Unashamed with the Robertson Family

As the election looms large, Phil, Jase, and Zach weigh in on Trump's viral dance moves, fear of the coronavirus among voters, and the policies supported by Trump and Biden. Zach criticizes the unbiblical view of authority in the American church and points out how and why social distancing has damaged our culture. And the guys react to Pastor John Piper's controversial stance on whether it's more harmful to vote for politicians who promote bad policies or candidates with personality flaws.

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This is one Bible study you don't want to miss. Phil, Jase, and Zach wade deep into what role human beings play when we do good and what role the Holy Spirit plays. They also discuss how the Spirit transforms your heart over time, what sin really is, and how faith works.

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Phil kicks things off with a question: When was the last time you heard the word sin in our courts, schools, governments, or Hollywood? This leads Phil, Jase, and Zach into a candid discussion of counseling, psychiatry, and the relationship between spirituality, sin, behavioral problems, brokenness, emptiness, mental illness, and the human dilemma.

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Did Phil have to hand over a crisp $20 bill to Jase for finding his lost chain? The guys reveal the resolution to last episode's cliffhanger. Phil and Jase leave Zach nearly speechless when they overshare about a great experience Phil had in the woods recently. The guys discuss the Alpha and the Omega, Revelation and the Eternal Age, and what the Bible says about YOLO. And Zach has a timely reminder that all earthly kingdoms fall — even America — but our ultimate allegiance is to God, and nothing can topple his kingdom.

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By popular demand, Jase reveals how he makes money in the stock market, and Phil and Al chime in with a biblical perspective. But first, Al is a man on the move, and he discovers there are rednecks everywhere. Jase gets ready to take Phil out for his first metal detecting experience. And Phil and Jase explore why chains are so irresistible to a redneck.

Disclaimer: Obviously Phil, Jase, and Al Robertson are not licensed to provide investment advice, tax advice, or financial planning services, and trading involves substantial risk. No portion of this podcast should be considered investment or trading advice; endorsement, promotion, or recommendation of stocks; or solicitation to buy, sell, or hold any type of investment or security. In addition, past performance of a stock does not guarantee future results. The information in this episode is solely the opinion of the individual hosts. Find a financial professional to advise you before making any investment or trade.

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Phil thinks he might need a shrink to help him figure out the eccentricities and peculiarities he shares with his siblings. Jase explains the hilarious reason Si hollers on the phone and why whispering always makes him nervous. Miss Kay left her cellphone in the last place you'd think to look. Phil reveals why he doesn't wear his $5,000 hearing aides, and Al offers his theory on the REAL reason. Jase promises to share his stock tips on Monday's episode. The guys discuss Al's sermon on the God of the towel, the full extent of Jesus' love, and why Phil wishes he could have Thomas Jefferson on "Unashamed." And we close with Phil's ugly feet.

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Phil shares a cringe-worthy coffee catastrophe, courtesy of Dan. Phil, Jase, and Al try to figure out why some people can't stand to be called "sir" or "ma'am," and they ponder why it drives some people crazy to have a door held open for them. The guys discuss recognizing people by the fruit they bear, and Jase says we have too many rock-throwers and not enough foot-washers. Phil also explains what a "stem-winder of a hairdo" is.

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Kathie Lee Gifford makes her "Unashamed" debut and impresses Phil, Miss Kay, and Al big-time. Kathie Lee shares how losing her husband lit a fire in her belly, why she never Googles herself, working with Regis, the time God spoke to her in a movie theater, how her family came to Jesus, and her new children's book, "Hello, Little Dreamer." Phil and Al joke with Miss Kay about her amusing misquotes and malapropisms, and Kay reveals how she botched her carrot cake recipe and almost derailed dessert.

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David and Jason Benham were the targets of fake news and cancel culture before those things were trendy hashtags. On their "Unashamed" debut, the Benham brothers talk with Phil and Al about how to live boldly for Jesus, how to demolish anything that goes up against the knowledge of God, and how they built their real estate company on scripture. David and Jason look back at GLAAD's cancel campaign against them and discuss the agenda to silence, marginalize, demonize, and criminalize Christians. The guys also tackle the silence of many Christian celebrities and how failing to speak up hinders the gospel. And Al describes an event with 30+ pastors where he heard more about social justice than the gospel.

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Hurricane Delta knocks out the power, and Al discovers his garbage generators have a lot in common with the pandemic. Jase makes a rare trip to a Mexican restaurant after the storm and attempts to negotiate his check. Phil laments people becoming suburbanized and unprepared. He also shares three "impossibles" from the Bible and describes the things man-made governments can't do. And the guys discuss how disasters bring people together and how to approach people who expect mean neighbors.

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Lt. Col. Allen West makes his "Unashamed" debut to talk about how the Left stole rugged individualism from people, the breakdown of the American family, the value of a good spanking, the politics of division, and why we need Christians to vote. Jase remembers the time he got spanked in gym class. The guys weigh in on people casting stones at Trump, what's being done to Joe Biden, and why nobody kills a party like Phil. And Phil makes the case for why one little girl in South Carolina proves there's still hope for America.

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Phil, Jase, and Al laugh as they remember their boat launch money-making scheme. Terry Bradshaw bails Phil out of an awkward moment. Phil explains why men need women and why he's sticking with Kay no matter what. Jase goes into his stance on the death penalty. Al comes down hard on the racist evil of Margaret Sanger. And the guys talk about why "Cuties" isn't a free-speech issue and how to learn where to find answers to your questions in the Bible.

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Jase is giddy over the 127-year-old coin he found after a hurricane uprooted a magnolia tree on his property, but Missy isn't thrilled about Jase's next metal-detecting idea. Phil, Jase, and Al talk about uncovering lost treasure in God's creation, why Jesus spent time with sinners, the Netflix indictment, and seeking the light of the world. And Jase reveals how he ended up growing a tree in the back of his truck.

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Phil, Jase, and Al host an open and honest discussion of sex with sexuality expert and Ultimate Escape podcast host Steve Holladay. The guys go into the problem with churches that don't talk about sex, kids and internet pornography, how to inoculate kids against sexual problems, why young people aren't getting married, and sex without responsibility. Steve says you can learn a lot about sex from a duck call. And Jase recalls being traumatized by Phil's speech on sexually transmitted diseases.

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Phil raises an eyebrow at what people are bringing to Texas from blue states. A visitor at Phil's gate asks a peculiar question about his race. Jase's new neighbor in Texas doesn't seem to like him very much, but he has a great visit to Garrett Metal Detectors. And the guys talk about bearing good fruit, explaining the Holy Spirit to unbelievers, getting out of the way of the Holy Spirit, and what it means to be controlled by a sinful nature.

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Phil and Jase talk about taking Jesus for granted, and that reminds Jase that he has a major bone to pick with the people who set up gas pumps. Al remembers trying to drive to his wedding with kerosene in the tank and decides maybe there's a reason no one wanted their daughters marrying the Robertson boys. And Phil, Jase, and Al talk about John 14, the reasons people give for not coming to Jesus, and the beginning of forever. But first, the guys weigh in on how LSU is doing this year, and Al and Jase preview their upcoming book projects.

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Phil tells the story of his quickie wedding to Miss Kay, and Al shares his family's long-standing confusion over the wedding date. Jase reveals the life goal that's at the top of his list. A listener asks for guidance on how to respond to a neighbor who insists that Jesus sinned when he asked why God had forsaken him. And the guys weigh in on whether doubt is a sin.

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Sen. Ted Cruz makes his "Unashamed" debut to talk about the Supreme Court, the radical left's hatred for people of faith, and how he saw the redeeming power of salvation when his dad became a believer and reunited their family. Cruz also talks about his timely new book, "One Vote Away: How a Single Supreme Court Seat Can Change History," and his podcast, "Verdict with Ted Cruz." Phil, Jase, and Al discuss the vicious attacks on SCOTUS nominee Amy Coney Barrett for adopting children from Haiti and for being a woman of faith. Al notes the power of Cruz's beard. Phil makes his 2020 election prediction with one caveat. And the guys reminisce about their awesome hunt with the senator.

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Phil and the boys took Phyllis out for her first duck hunt, and Phil kept a close eye on her. Phil remembers the time 2-year-old Jase swiped a wood duck and where they found it. Phil, Jase, and Al talk duck lice, Phil's attitude toward gators, and whether the serpent in the Garden of Eden was a real snake. And Phil takes on the logic of the mom whose ungodly politics led her to join the Satanic Temple.

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"Proud American" podcast host and Fox News contributor Johnny "Joey" Jones joins Phil, Jase, and Al for a special crossover edition of Unashamed. Joey gets to know Si in the duck blind and explains how he became a meme. Jase shares Phil's anti-establishment approach to duck calls and reveals what was inside the giant mystery tube a listener sent him. Phil tells the story of Miss Kay hocking his wedding ring. And the guys discuss fleeing foolish arguments and how to be unoffendable when we're surrounded by the perpetually offended.

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Jase cancels Netflix to send a message about "Cuties." Phil, Jase, and Zach discuss football players' protests, and Jase bemoans the lack of respect for our flag. Phil discovers he's uncomfortable watching football this year. Jase asks what's left to bring us together in America. Zach notes that we can't have justice without the truth. The guys discuss whether our fractured nation will survive, Trump's stand for religion, and the problem with conflating earthly kingdoms and God's kingdom. And Phil offers verses of peace and comfort amid the turmoil and chaos.

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Jase kicks it off with a teal report featuring the one and only Si Robertson, flaring tempers, and the art of claiming ducks. Zach teaches Jase about logical fallacies. We hear the story of the first time Phil told his sons he loves them. And the guys talk about what "God gave them over to a depraved mind" means in Romans 1:28, the unforgivable sin, the Holy Spirit, and whether you can lose your salvation.

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Jase unveils his Top 10 "Duck Dynasty" Don't-Ever-Do List. Phil warns against any Supreme Court nominee or candidate who comes to us in sheep's clothing. In a landmark Unashamed moment, Jase admits he was wrong. Phil nails celebrity culture in one Bible verse and learns about Instagram. Jase knocks the 24-hour celebrity Instagram blackout to protest hate speech. And Phil, Jase, and Zach discuss supposed "scientific evidence" that Trump has harmed the country and how to understand the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

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Phil shares his wisdom about the nominee to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg and notes the vast difference between the Supreme Court and the Supreme Being. Jase describes his experience introducing Donald Trump Jr. at a recent fundraiser. And Phil, Jase, and Zach discuss who gets to determine the truth, whether or not heaven is a place, the role faith plays when you vote, and what President Trump has done for people of faith.

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Al hosts a quarantine survival party that gets the guys reminiscing about some of their family's most surreal moments, including Phil's mom dominating on "The Price Is Right," the family recording an album that went platinum, and the "Duck Commander Musical." Phil highlights the scariest thing he's ever seen in the Bible, and the guys talk about hateful and belligerent religious folks, the wrong way to reach people, and the night before Jesus was arrested.

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Phil proves that Jase is hard-headed. Jase shares a teal report, including the fascinating way Si determined the flying speed of a green-winged teal. Jase is also fired up about "deceptive advertising" by 7-Eleven, Motel 6, and Super 8. Al points out where you'll find some of Jesus' most amazing teachings. And the guys talk about the meaning of foot-washing in the Bible, macho men as servants, and how people who really know Jesus don't mind you bringing him up.

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"Just Thinking Podcast" co-hosts Darrell B. Harrison and Virgil "Omaha" Walker join Phil, Jase, and Al to discuss the church of Black Lives Matter, onerous government mandates for churches, liberals turning to Jesus, spiritual poverty, the fabrication of "Social Justice Jesus," why dads matter, and one problem with Netflix's "Cuties" that's not getting enough attention.

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Jase and his in-laws take a six-hour road trip without Missy. Jase uses a UFO story to share the gospel with a young audience. Si claims he's "5 for 3" as teal season opens. Phil cracks his sons up by explaining a key difference between 50 and 74. Al is the king of trash talk when he's preaching. And the guys answer a question about going public for Jesus, coming under attack, and how you know you're wearing the armor of God.

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Jase gets riled up by an audience email and makes the case for why it's terribly misguided. Phil explains why church buildings aren't the best way to reach people. Al recalls his righteous anger when someone snitched on a group that supposedly violated church decorum. The guys have a big problem with church pews and frivolous rules. And Jase asks an important question: What would you do if your church building burned down before Sunday?

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Phil is VERY particular about how jambalaya should be made. He shares his recipe in a way you won't see in any cookbook. Jase says there are three factors that guarantee success with this recipe, and the guys agree that the key to good cooking is a chef with thick skin. Al shares Jase and Willie's fast-food strategy. Phil reveals the secret to how he keeps up with the culture. And the Unashamed team talks about being generous to your neighbor and how good food and hospitality can be used to start conversations about Jesus.

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Phil, Jase, and Al reveal the true stories behind what you saw on "Duck Dynasty." Did the guys grow their beards just for TV? What's the truth behind those clean-shaven beach photos that gossip rags use to claim the Robertsons are fakes? How long did Jase have to sleep on the couch after putting mud on Missy? Does the family really know "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan? And will there ever be new episodes of "Duck Dynasty"? The behind-the-scenes Q&A starts at about 30:50. But first, Jase is pumped that teal season is here, and Phil and Al are baffled by elaborate gender reveals.

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Al is back, and Grammy-nominated singer Rhett Walker and youngest bro Jep Robertson stop by. Jase makes an Unashamed listener burst into tears in a parking lot, and Phil greets a surprise visitor at his gate. But first, Jase's bat-watching experience is a big flop, and both of his houses have holes in the roof. Phil performs another river baptism for a man in a wheelchair. And Rhett talks about living out the message of hope and faith in his music — even in a year like 2020. 

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Phil and Jase are pumped about the upcoming start of teal season. They share tips on how to make blue-winged teal palatable and how to prepare dove. They also explain why eating well trumps hurt feelings, and Jase lists the foods he'll never cut out of his diet. Phil manages to segue into the great theme of the Bible, light vs. darkness, and he recalls his days of running from the light. The guys discuss how to see the light of God in your life, making mistakes even when you walk in the light, and why Jesus is freedom.

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Phil shares the story of the old drinking buddy he baptized three months before speaking at the man's funeral. Phil, Jase, and Zach reminisce about Phil's sister's gift of prophecy and the early Duck Commander days, including how a computer glitch helped the company take off and why their worst duck call was a best-seller. Phil gives President Trump kudos for whackin' and stackin' regulations and explains why Jesus trumps all government edicts. And Jase explains his problem with asking what Jesus would do.

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Jep discovers that his trampoline runs afoul of HOA rules, and Phil, Jase, and Zach find it absolutely absurd. Zach's wife triggers the mask police on her own front porch. Phil reveals why he's 911 for the local rednecks and shares the story of the land he gave away to Burly. Jase takes issue with tree-hugging and highlights an uncomfortable verse in John 12. And the guys discuss what a healthy constitutional republic means to the kingdom of God and how to experience the kingdom now.

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With the power out after Hurricane Laura, Phil, Jase, and Zach are podcasting from Jase's old stomping grounds at Duck Commander. Phil is definitely the man you want to be around when the Apocalypse happens. Jase gives a rundown of the storm damage, describes the horrifying scene when he opened his fridge, and shares a story about the capture of a massive alligator. And the guys discuss Mary perfuming Jesus' feet in John 12, Jesus' rebuke of Judas the virtue-signaler, and social justice vs. biblical justice.

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John Godwin finally makes his debut as a guest on the Unashamed podcast. Godwin recalls the extreme awkwardness of the first time he met Phil and reminds Phil how he was converted. Phil shares a story that has the guys convinced that Uncle Si is a nudist, and Al gives us the scoop on Si's sleepwalking. And Godwin reveals an awesome gift for Phil inside the mystery box on the Unashamed Lair table.

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An unexpected gift introduces Jase to the Russian beard tax. Dan's ninja moves to evade wasps in the duck blind inspire the guys to tell harrowing tales of spiders, chiggers, and fire ants, and we discover why insects don't bite Phil. Al goes into a side of Jesus people tend not to notice in John 11. And the guys discuss God's compassion, what makes Jesus weep, what brings the Robertson men to tears, the lack of emotion in the church, and Jesus the disrupter.

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Jase and Jep move forward with their show about metal detecting, and the sizzle reel features reactions from members of Unashamed Nation. Jase also reveals his new "dual citizenship." Phil talks about baptizing a rock 'n' roll drummer and shares the incredible story of a Native American boat found buried on the riverbank. And the guys talk about how God views tragedy, what makes God laugh, staying locked in on the resurrection no matter what's going on, and how Jase unintentionally got a group of guys to use a “curse word” he had never heard before.

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Phil takes his semi-annual trip to "the blood man" and discloses his DIY mask technique. Jase teaches Phil the meaning of lowbrow humor with a story that made Missy cringe and explains why John 11 is life-changing. Al shares his medical misery and talks about Karens and when fear turns into anger. And the guys begin a discussion of Lazarus.

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Jase discovers how to make the best french fries, and Phil says they're the best he's ever had. Al shares an awesome thing you can do in a drive-thru line. The guys hope college sports will stay relatively free of politics, and they have an update on hunting dogs BIG'N and Blue. Phil shares what he thinks of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, and he responds to an audience question about how he can support Trump despite the president's sinful past. And Jase reveals one policy on which he and Donald Trump Jr. completely disagree.

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Al's son-in-law Jay Stone finally makes his Unashamed debut and reveals the real story of how he ended up hitched to Anna. He also describes how Phil was to blame for the only argument he's ever had with his wife. Phil explains what happens to your soul and spirit when you die and why a man needs to have cooking skills. The guys discuss the resurrection, what the Bible says about how husbands and wives should spend their money, Miss Kay's daily menu briefings, and the way Democrats react to nuclear families. Stick around till the end when Phil shares his nicknames for Jase and Stone, and Jase reveals his term of endearment for Phil and Si.

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Phil reveals how he really felt about "Duck Dynasty" coming to an end. Jase recalls a traumatic childhood birthday and explains his issue with keeping track of birthdays on Facebook. Al and Jase are plagued by text message threads, and Phil doesn't like anything that has the word "group" in it. Jase describes a memorable conversation about Jesus with his tour guide in Israel. And the guys get into Jesus the good shepherd, the meaning of John 10:29, and why you need to go read the red letters.

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Jase's son sets up a scheme to finagle his family's way onto a swanky Montana golf course. Jase learns whether or not bear spray really works and has a hilarious 30th anniversary incident that Missy does NOT want to tell the kids about. Phil and his family perform 70 baptisms in two weeks, and he hears from the media that his new book, "Jesus Politics," has broken a taboo. Al reveals why the "Unashamed" podcast has a new name. And the guys discuss out-of-control wolves and Jesus the shepherd.

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Phil and Jase get an offer they can't refuse ... to buy land that Jase thought they already owned. But closing the deal takes a turn for the surreal when the elderly seller thinks Jase is a masked bandit. And Jase makes the case that Jesus redefined what it means to reign as king, his followers are a royal priesthood, and the kingdom is now.

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Phil reveals three things he's learned never to say, including one remark he won't make to a woman ever again after an extremely awkward moment. Allie Beth Stuckey, host of the "Relatable" podcast, joins the Unashamed crew to discuss her new book, "You're Not Enough (and That's Okay): Escaping the Toxic Culture of Self-Love." She talks with Phil, Jase, and Al about how to articulate a biblical worldview in our hostile culture and one big thing social justice theology misses. Phil remembers a questionable catfishing trick from his lawless days. And the guys debut the new Unashamed Lair.

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Phil, Jase, and Al are fed up with cancel culture, and they're laying it down: The cancel mob is the exact opposite of Jesus. Jase pinpoints the problem with cancel culture, Al urges mass forgiveness, and Phil has the perfect answer to the cancel mob. Jase also points out the current panic over our Founding Fathers' beliefs about Jesus. But first, Phil talks about the day he quit climbing trees, Jase reveals Jep's secret to awesome crab legs, Phil shares his hidden talent for matchmaking, and the guys say goodbye to the Unashamed Command Center.

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People passing themselves off as Jase, Willie, Si, and Phil have been getting up to no good. Al shares the story of a six-figure IRS check that was too good to be true. Phil has a memorable one-liner about avoiding sexual temptation and explains why God is the ultimate "information box." And the guys offer advice on how to deal with temptation, including Jase's "Devil's Horse" strategy.

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Jase reveals the truth many religious people miss, and it's a doozy. Phil has a Bible verse for California Gov. Gavin Newsom. Al reminisces about the "superhero" blind woman who looked out for him when he was young. And the guys discuss transformations and becoming unrecognizable in Christ, religious hypocrisy, out-of-context Bible verses, breaking wind (again), and what Jase likes to challenge when it comes to religion.

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Phil, Jase, and Al have plenty to say about the ungodly attack on worship singing in California, and Phil knows exactly what he would do if he was banned from singing during church services. Jase describes the surreal experience of a pandemic funeral. Al shares something special he does at funerals to give people a chance to heal old wounds. And Jase has Al in stitches as he moves the conversation from John 9 to the purpose of saliva to breaking wind and how we know God has a sense of humor.

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