Episodes

Lisa Harper joins Jase, Al, and Zach to challenge the lie that anyone is too damaged to be loved through a surprisingly personal look at Song of Songs. Lisa admits she spent years teaching about grace while struggling to believe God actually delighted in her, and Jase reflects on the absence of shame when he and Missy began their marriage. Zach challenges the idea that fighting pornography means suppressing desire, while Al considers why counterfeit intimacy always leaves people empty. The guys ...

Uncle Si joins Jase and Al with an outrageous theory about the sun that sparks a surprisingly profound discussion about science, creation, and the evidence of God's handiwork throughout the universe. The guys revisit Phil’s wisdom about Genesis and examine the remarkable conditions that make life on Earth possible. Jase recounts a hilarious treasure-hunting adventure with a stranger who reminds him of Uncle Si, while Al uncovers surprising biblical connections between angels, spiritual warfare, ...

Missy's carefully planned women's event hits an unexpected snag when a local sporting event forces her to change venues, and Jase discovers he's been volunteered for a bigger role than he realized. Jase also gets an awkward introduction at a speaking event when a pastor admits Willie was their first choice, while Al and Lisa recount their increasingly ridiculous hearing mishaps. Lisa's powerful testimony moves a crowd of women, inspiring a conversation about the lasting impact of godly mentorshi...

Al, Zach, Christian, and John Luke trace how the pursuit of freedom can slide into tyranny and why human worth and rights can’t depend on intelligence, ability, or political status. Christian highlights Sparta’s self-defeating obsession with conquest, while John Luke challenges the limits of equality without a foundation in God. The guys also connect Daniel’s vision to the rise and fall of empires and unpack the startling claim that the truth Greek philosophers searched for became flesh in Jesus...

Al looks back on Phil and Miss Kay's unconventional approach to raising their boys and how, despite some questionable entertainment choices, the Robertson boys turned out just fine. Jase recounts a spider bite that sparked a conversation with his godson about Spider-Man and Jesus, leading the guys into a discussion about Halloween and spiritual warfare. The guys examine the dangers of living by selfish desires, God's design for marriage, and why his eternal love is greater than life itself. They...

Jase, Al, and Zach weigh in on the 2026 midterm election results, the Democrats' big wins, and what they believe is driving America's growing political divide. Jase shares why he isn't losing sleep over the outcome, while Zach draws on his own experience in politics to discuss government corruption, shifting cultural values, and the dangers of putting too much faith in political leaders. Al recalls Phil's unique approach to hospitality and his hilarious habit of keeping tabs on everything in his...

Miss Kay gets a reminder that her cooking legacy lives on when Lisa serves a meal that tastes like home. Jase recounts a moment 33 years in the making, and the guys discuss turning Halloween into an opportunity to bring Jesus into their neighborhoods. Zach relives a moment over the weekend about a woman who asked God to show up in her life just before stumbling onto his family’s Halloween gathering, where backyard worship led to deeper conversations about Jesus and a visit to church. Al connects...

Jase, Al and Zach challenge a culture that treats correction as an attack and personal desires as the final authority on right and wrong. Jase revisits Sodom and Gomorrah to confront the “Don’t Judge Me” defense, while Al reflects on the emptiness of his rebellious years and the boundaries that helped protect his marriage. Zach contrasts chasing endless satisfaction with the freedom of surrendering to Jesus. A disturbing passage in Ezekiel brings the discussion back to misplaced trust, the conse...

John Luke's living room has literally collapsed, forcing him and his family to move back in with Willie and Korie while repairs get underway. Al stirs up a Robertson family feud with a food competition that leaves everyone choosing sides. The guys kick off their new Hillsdale College course, Western Heritage: From Genesis to John Locke and dig into the surprising differences between biblical and ancient pagan creation stories, Israel's disastrous demand for an earthly king and the biblical princ...

Jase draws the line when his grandson takes a practical joke too far, prompting Zach to confess his own outrageous pranks and a particularly twisted stunt from his past. Al recounts his Aunt Jan’s prophecy about Jase and Missy's marriage years before it happened, then the guys turn to the disturbing story of Lot and Sodom and Gomorrah. Zach argues that the sexual revolution has reached a dark turning point, challenging modern ideas about identity, freedom and the human body. The guys connect anc...

Professional magician Stephen Bargatze joins Jase, Al and Zach to recount his painful childhood, including abuse, a traumatic dog attack and the struggles that nearly cost him his life. Stephen opens up about discovering Jesus, finding his purpose through comedy and magic, and learning to extend mercy to his mother after decades of estrangement. Jase and Stephen find common ground in using entertainment to introduce people to the Gospel, while the guys tackle the biblical controversy surrounding...

Jase recounts how a friend's tense encounter with his neighbors turned into a real-life Clint Eastwood moment, leading to a discussion about choosing between life and death. Zach digs into the disturbing history of eugenics, its connections to Nazi Germany and Planned Parenthood, and the influence he believes those ideas still have on modern culture. The guys connect the rebellion of fallen angels to Satan's claim over the earth and examine how Jesus' death and resurrection reclaimed God's creat...

Texas pastor and U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico’s abortion answer sparks a challenge to the idea that planning determines a child’s worth. Jase, Al, and Zach connect the debate to God’s purpose for the family throughout Scripture, with Zach reflecting on his own five children’s unplanned beginnings. Jase also recounts a weekend with Willie, a thrill-seeking invitation from two Navy SEALs, and a 101-year-old veteran who refused to budge. The guys dig deeper into Jude, the Nephilim, and spir...

A 3,000-year-old story hits surprisingly close to home as Al, Zach, Christian, and John Luke wrap up their journey through Homer's Odyssey. Al gets personal about his and Lisa's marriage struggles, infidelity, and the hard road to restoration, while the guys consider what the ancient epic reveals about the importance of marriage, fatherhood, and the foundations of civilization. They also revisit the Robertsons' notoriously competitive family game nights, debate the difference between justice and...

The Jesus who offers forgiveness is also the terrifying judge we’ll face, and that’s a harder picture to hang on the wall. Jase, Al, and Zach challenge the comfortable version of Jesus that leaves out his power, authority, and judgment as they continue through Jude. The guys confront church imposters, the excuses that sustain a double life, and the temptation to treat grace as permission to keep sinning. They also trace the Bible’s warnings about fallen angels and consider a possible connection ...

A dangerous conspiracy theory about a school shooting pushes Zach to confront a man he knows personally, and the response is even more disturbing than the claims themselves. Jase and Al join Zach in examining America's obsession with conspiracy theories, political battles, and other distractions that keep people from confronting problems in their own lives. Meanwhile, Jase's morning descends into chaos involving a fire truck, a terrifying spider, and losing some hair. The guys also dig into the ...

Phil kept walking while his bodyguards handled an unexpected encounter so quickly that almost no one noticed, but Al remembers the moment vividly. The cheese feud heats up again when Al brings back reinforcements from Sargento, while Zach insists name-brand cereal made the Robertsons look rich when they were kids. Al recounts how a room full of singing Marines energized him after an exhausting week. Continuing their study of Jude, Jase, Al, and Zach challenge cruise ship Christianity, online arg...

Jase reluctantly agrees to officiate a family wedding, but a powerful story from Missy's family about a 70-year marriage and one unforgettable goodbye turns the ceremony into something much more meaningful. Jase, Al, and Zach discuss the four qualities every lasting marriage needs, as Jase also reveals his unique method of dealing with marital frustrations. Al reflects on the struggles he and Lisa faced before rebuilding their marriage through faith, and the guys begin their study of Jude, conne...

Willie’s rebellion against Phil turned into a lifelong habit, and one his kids are still benefiting from. Al, Zach, Christian, and John Luke connect the Robertson family’s life to “The Odyssey,” from Phil and Miss Kay’s open-door hospitality to Al’s unforgettable memory of his dad coming home. Zach discovers a surprising way to impress his wife, while John Luke admits the Robertsons don’t take kindly to being told what to do. The guys consider why sons need their fathers and where people can fin...

Jase’s late-night Bible study takes a personal turn when a puzzling verse about baptism for the dead brings Phil’s passing into focus. Al returns from Colorado with stories of Doc Holliday’s grave, Teddy Roosevelt’s hotel suite, and a secret escape tunnel built for Al Capone. Zach connects an Old Testament promise about God’s glory to the way believers live today. The guys wrap up James with a discussion of prayer, resurrection, and why the faith vs. works argument misses the bigger picture. In...

Jersey Joe returns with the story of how one unexpected YouTube recommendation brought Phil Robertson into his life and changed his future. Joe, Jase, Al, and Zach revisit how that encounter led him to faith, a move to Louisiana, and a close friendship with Phil that eventually made him part of the Robertson family. Joe gets emotional remembering the promise he made while holding Phil’s hand near the end of his life, and Jase recalls the first sermon his dad preached. The guys discuss carrying P...

John Delony opens up about the night he and his wife sat down to decide whether their marriage was over, then realized they could build something better together. Jase, Al, and Zach get honest about their own marriage struggles, from keeping score and expecting a spouse to make them happy to learning how to have difficult conversations. John challenges the idea that compatibility guarantees a strong marriage and recalls the friend who stayed beside him when he feared he might lose his wife. Preo...

Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell nearly lost everything when his church fell apart, but what happened next transformed his ministry and his message. Al and Zach sit down with the outspoken 2819 Church pastor to hear how he overcame failure, confronted his own pride, and found the courage to stand against a culture of compromise. Mitchell also reflects on the fearless faith of Phil Robertson and delivers a passionate warning about the greatest threat facing American Christianity, the mistakes of th...

Al, Zach, Christian, and John Luke take aim at the internet’s obsession with rage bait, reaction videos, and critics who build entire platforms by tearing other people down. The guys connect Homer’s Odyssey to modern life by examining the competing pulls of pleasure, comfort, success, and purpose, and why none of them can fully satisfy. Zach gets personal about the point in his marriage when he realized even a good marriage can become an idol, while Al reflects on the breakthrough that came when...