Episodes

Jase proposes a new law about the right of a free people to protect their homes and families from aggressive invaders, and Phil is totally on board. Zach highlights the bait and switch of today's cancel culture but also sees it as a big opportunity to share the Gospel. Al is pumped about an upcoming podcast guest. Jase wants to make a movie about Revelation. And the guys discuss temptation, the wrath of God, deliverance from misery, and why living for yourself ends in a terrible way. Learn more...

Phil and Al make the case that Jesus wouldn't be a Democrat OR a Republican. Zach points out the biggest problem with a culture that worships race, sexuality, and politics. Jase is appalled that we're putting oxen and bats ahead of human beings. Al witnesses the religion of environmentalism in San Francisco. The guys talk about house churches, general revelation, and the purpose of creation. And Zach nails the reason conservatives fail when they go up against the Left. Learn more about your ad ...

Phil finds there's a whole lot about compassion and comfort in the Bible that gets overlooked. Jase finds a spiritual lesson in a humiliating restaurant bathroom situation. Zach offers a biblical perspective on being pitted against each other based on race, gender, and politics. Jase has one answer when someone asks him if something is a sin. The guys talk about how to live an unashamed life and how to get away from putting what we think of God ahead of what God thinks of us. And Zach and his wi...

Jase takes on more than a dozen bats in an epic 48-hour battle, but a tennis racket, Google, a phone call to Missy, and a sheet are no match for the creepy invaders squatting in his house. Phil stops the conversation to pray for a 9-year-old girl who has cancer. And Phil, Jase, and Zach dig into what "the obedience of faith" means, what Jesus' death started, what the Gospel is, and the difference between how humans and God approach power. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adc...

Phil is getting the feeling that woke and "Gunsmoke" don't mix. Phil, Jase, and Al talk about underestimating Jesus, what it means to be called, and what it means to belong to Jesus. Phil reveals what he would do if he had the opportunity to share the Gospel with Biden like he did with Trump. And the guys begin their study of Romans, aka the constitution of Christianity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil talks about the kind of music people need to avoid. Jase reminisces about his very short-lived career as a guitarist. Al remembers a shaman in Gambia who demanded money for NOT putting curses on people. And the guys are joined by Ryan Lee, director of One Kingdom, to discuss all things worship, including battles over worship style, why Job's worship of God is the standard we should all shoot for, and how and when we should worship. Learn more about One Kingdom at https://www.onekingdom.org....

Phil reveals why he won't play golf, and Jase admits to being demoralized by his son's golf skills. Phil is delighted by what Jase's treasure-hunting buddy did with the 18th century Spanish real he unearthed. Jase's college experience didn't last long, but somehow he managed to get into an argument with the instructor in his first-aid class. Phil describes a snake encounter that led to a gravity-defying leap. Jase explains why the last chapter of Romans should be read first and what his metal-de...

Phil learns that a Facebook commenter "strongly dislikes" him, and he's thoroughly amused. It's mayhaw season, and Phil is feeling his age after picking fruit. Jase is feeling it too after taking on his archnemesis — a fly. Phil is not about to let a furry little trespasser stand between him and some mayhaw jelly. The guys discuss trees and fruit in the Bible, free will, why God allowed evil into the world, poisonous plants, and the intelligent design of trees. Jase chuckles at weather people wh...

Phil sends a message to nannies who want to combat climate change by limiting your meat consumption and offers a very different kind of hope for the world. Jase wonders what kind of person monitors cow farts for a living. The guys also dive into the biblical qualifications required to be an elder and how we should strive to act as Christians. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil just had a birthday and says there’s not that much happy about it. Jase looks at faith vs. science. The guys discuss how people look for hope in things like space exploration instead of God. They also dive into why bad things happen and whether or not cremation is biblical. And Al explains his approach to sharing Christ in his community. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jase has a confusing encounter with a Walmart employee. Al gives his take on "The Chosen" and reminds everyone what a DVD is. Phil says Paul is the best example of not having to be perfect to be forgiven and used by God. The guys discuss the many miracles Paul performed and the events leading up to the end of his life. And once again, Phil does NOT own a CBD oil company! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil is all partied out, but Jase discovers there's one way to get him to show up at a celebration. Willie comes up with a clever way to lose $100 on his birthday. Phil is mighty impressed with his kids' ability to practice hospitality and put out a tasty spread. Jase is NOT a fan of focusing on people's sins and behavior before we even share who Jesus is. Al points out that many church leaders make it too difficult to come to Christ. And Phil has a theory on why many churches don't have balconi...

Phil, Jase, and Al are joined by veterans Hank Barbe and Justin "Chappie" Roberts to discuss "Do Good," their YouTube series about acts of kindness and community in the wake of Hurricane Laura and Hurricane Delta. Phil offers a look at redneck disaster relief, and the guys talk about their experiences with natural disasters, what selfless love looks like, and how to overcome evil with good. Watch the first episode of "Do Good": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyP9hbZv7vU Learn more about your ...

Phil sends a scuba diver to retrieve something he lost 10 years earlier. Jase wonders if some of his metal-detecting finds are criminal evidence. Phil explains what happens to the soul and spirit when you die and shares his favorite verses in the Bible. Al struggles with impatience, but he's learned to deal with it thanks to Lisa's "leaving problem." Al and Jase debate how to pronounce Aquila. Phil says there's one way bodybuilders might be on the wrong track. Al points to the only miracle in th...

Phil rocks out to Alice Cooper, and he and Al remember the time Aerosmith's Steven Tyler approached them in a hotel lobby. Jase has another close encounter of the convenience store kind when someone yells at him to put a mask on. He also has a run-in with a couple of guys who don't take kindly to his kind at the golf course. Al and Jase tell the story of how competitive (and MEAN) Willie got when he made a weight-loss bet. Phil reveals what helped his faith more than anything, and it never would...

Phil accidentally shows up to Si and Christine's 50th anniversary bash, and Stone lets Jase know he's not a fan of the Robertson Code when Si's life is at stake. Jase misidentifies a metal-detecting find as a carrier pigeon necklace. Al attempts to explain flea markets to Phil. And the guys go into detail about how to share the Gospel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil and his crew may have bent the rules for the sake of the kingdom when they filmed in Greece. Jase looks back at the street preaching he did in New York City and recalls a TOUGH crowd. The guys talk about the creation of cyborgs and other attempts to make the ultimate man without God, and Al makes a prediction about Elon Musk. They also get into Paul's sermon on Mars Hill, the religion of climate change, and what it means that God isn't far from us. And Jase proposes a global God test. Lear...

Phil shares the list he carries with him in his Bible. Jase reveals the story of how he shared Jesus while getting beat up over a girl. Phil explains why empires rise and fall and why it's clear America won't last. Jase is convinced Phil has become more pleasant since switching from the news to "Gunsmoke." And the guys discuss spiritual warfare and the growing "Unashamed" spiritual army. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil and Jase have an update on the latest developments in the case of the Great Cheese Heist. Al is everyone's hookup for the best bacon around. Jase shares a video of how he trained the world's first duck-calling dog. A man lets Jase hunt treasure on his property because he remembers an act of kindness from Phil. The Supreme Court gets one right on religious freedom. And the guys talk about secondhand conversions, authentic worship, the jailer baptized by Paul the Apostle, and the joys and dan...

Mia is headed back to school less than a month after major surgery. Phil, Jase, and Al love how unifying it was to hold the Masters in Georgia amid all the controversy and boycotts — even if Phil does find golf stressful and embarrassing. In another chapter of "Jase's Grocery Store Chronicles," someone grills Jase about how Jesus could be a plan. Jase has been in plenty of men's rooms, and there's something in the Bible he just can't figure out about circumcision. And the guys talk about why it'...

Phil has a theory on why Jase had to take the tests three times to get his driver's license. Al becomes an emotional support animal for Lisa. Phil reminds everyone that he doesn't sell CBD oil. Jase discovers that Missy has been listening to "Unashamed," and he's nervous. Phil's truck won't crank, and he refuses to incriminate himself when Al presses him on car maintenance. And the guys talk about the things Americans try to add to the simple message of Jesus, debates in the church, and how we c...

Jase goes metal detecting with his buddies and ends up in the yard of an "Unashamed" listener who hands him a big check. Phil, Jase, and Al break down what happens when a culture faces impending doom, social justice, the difference between favoritism and equality, and the definition of God equality. And Jase is on board with an edgy T-shirt idea — "Worship Like a Prostitute" — as long as one edit is made. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil, Jase, and Al laugh their way through solving the mysterious case of the missing Wisconsin cheese. They're not exactly sure how 100 pounds of Phil's cheese made its way to Al's house, but they're delighted (and relieved) to discover that yes, eating cheese is biblical! Jase heads out to do some metal detecting and comes back with an eight-legged passenger in his navel. And the guys discuss the idea of original sin and answer an audience question about what age children first become accounta...

Phil gives a fake name to two women who got lost and ended up at his church building on Easter, and Jase can't quite figure out why. Phil just seems to attract unusual people to his unusual church plant, including a preacher who wants to be baptized. The guys get into what the Bible says about dressing up for church services, the kickoff of crawfish season, and weird preacher fashion trends. And Jase eats the greatest king cake he's ever had, but it disappears. It looks like Phil is the culprit,...