Unashamed with the Robertson Family

Phil and Al discuss what it's like to volunteer as unpaid preachers, and Jase and Zach shine a spotlight on overpaid preachers. Jase's friend gets into trouble while looking for treasure, and Jase prays in someone's yard while metal detecting. Zach calls attention to the misguided belief that one dynamic pastor in a church has an exclusive connection to God. Phil admits to an embarrassment that's stuck with him for decades. And Jase thinks meteorology is the worst profession.Matthew 15-18- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jase, Al, and Zach find Mark Zuckerberg and his "metaverse" creepy and disturbing, and Al suspects we'll be even more disturbed when we find out who "the android" running Facebook really is. Jase is so rude he interrupts himself — repeatedly. Phil offers up a little philosophy inspired by Chicago lyrics. Zach points out that today's disconnected, superficial culture presents a prime opportunity for the Gospel to flourish. Al dubs Jase the "world’s greatest garbage man." Phil explains why many people are called to do things for God but few are chosen. And Zach argues that technology isn't the real problem — it's the isolation of living your life virtually and worshipping created things instead of the Creator. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jase's grandchild hasn't even been born, and Jase already faces a predicament. Al and Jase reminisce about an old hunting loophole that allowed them to hunt anywhere they wanted. Phil and Jase talk about why there has to be desperation and brokenness when you come to Jesus. Jase discovers that his interpreter added words to his speech. And Al and Jase discuss how they get their points across to people who speak a different language.- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil hides his near-death experience from Jase. There's a good reason you should never underestimate the lengths to which a Robertson will go to kill some ducks. Jase and Al discuss wearing hats in church and other rules that don't matter. Jase shares a message from the Bible about why rules won't make people behave better — no matter how many you have. And Al reminds us why the things we think and say are so important.- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jase and Al discuss why so many people take time to come to Jesus. Phil points out that even a few disciples didn’t believe until they saw the tomb. Jase looks at why Jesus walking on water was just as miraculous as turning water into wine. The guys get into why you should trust doctors who are taught by God. Jase and Al share their amazing experiences with Make-A-Wish kids and why Si is the best at being himself in difficult situations. And Jase spells out why you have to get into the boat and discover who Jesus is before you walk on water. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jase and Missy are back from their adventures in Greece, and they're appalled by the way socialism has ravaged the country. Jase gets facially profiled AGAIN at the airport. A yellowjacket creeps into Phil's beard, and chaos ensues. Jase delivers a message that gets transmitted to underground churches, and he finds inspiration in the people who risk their lives to share Jesus. Missy tells the story of a family who found God after an amazing journey to escape persecution in Afghanistan. And Jase describes one of the most phenomenal meals he's ever had.-- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Miss Kay is back with an update on how she's doing after her dog bit a big chunk out of her lip. Al relives a traumatic experience involving a family member and a bathtub. Kay and Phil tell a story about Willie cutting down a tree she loved. Lisa and Kay reject Phil's title suggestion for their upcoming book. Lisa shares why she believed she wasn't worthy of being a preacher's wife. And Kay looks back at her fear of public speaking and how one woman made her realize she had a story to tell.- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil and Al answer a question about how Jesus — who was sinless — could become sin. They also discuss the people who view traditional marriage as hate speech. Al decides Jesus is a “divine microwave.” Phil is a fan of leftovers, especially when they come from Jesus. And Al remembers a time they didn't have enough food for a crowd.- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Martin and Godwin show up to settle the feud between the Unashamed and Duck Call Room podcasts. Al admits that the "Duck Dynasty" producers were concerned he was a stuck-up preacher. Martin and Godwin share the stories of how they were hired by Duck Commander. Martin remembers his first duck hunt with Phil and Jase. Godwin relives the uncomfortable things he was asked to do by "Duck Dynasty" producers. Martin talks about why he would never have returned to his faith without Duck Commander. And Godwin and Martin share what it's like to have wives who love hunting.Check out Uncle Si, Godwin & Martin on the Duck Call Room podcast: https://www.youtube.com/duckcallroom?sub_confirmation=1- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil notices that more women are getting involved in hunting — a sign that there's still hope for America. Jay Stone and Nurse Chad drop by the podcast, and Chad shares his unusual opinion on Phil’s health. Jay recalls how the family met Chad and why they instantly got along. He also explains the challenges of managing the land and creating a habitat for the animals they like to eat. And Chad talks about why he believes that "iron sharpens iron," an adage that makes him want to be around godly people. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices