Unashamed with the Robertson Family

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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