Unashamed with the Robertson Family

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— Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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— Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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— Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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— Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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. — Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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— Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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— Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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— Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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— Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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 1–35https://apple.co/theblind — "The Blind Movie Podcast: The Robertson Family Story" is here! For the first time, Phil, Kay, Si, Al, Lisa, Jase, Missy, Willie, Korie, Jep, Jessica, Phyllis, Zach, Jill, and Sadie come together on one podcast to tell stories you won't hear anywhere else.https://philmerch.com — Get your “Unashamed” mugs, shirts, hats & hoodies!"The Blind" is in theaters now! Get your tickets: https://www.fathomevents.com/events/The-Blind— Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices