At Home with Phil Robertson

A lot of people are searching for peace, but not all peace is real. Some things can numb you, distract you, or calm you down for a moment, but they cannot deal with sin, death, or the soul. In this episode, Phil explains why false peace never lasts — and why only Jesus can give what lasts.

In this episode: Revelation 22 verses 12 through 13

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A lot of people say they believe in Jesus, but pressure has a way of exposing what we’re actually willing to say out loud. Phil walks through Ephesians 5 and 2 Timothy to show that Christians were never called to live in fear, stay quiet, or shrink back in shame, but to endure hardship and keep speaking the truth about Jesus.

In this episode: Ephesians 5 verses 8–14; 2 Timothy 1 verses 7–18; 2 Timothy 2 verses 1–13.

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Phil starts with an unexpected point: he and a group of highly intelligent, science-minded men ended up agreeing on one of the biggest questions there is. From there, he follows that thread into a deeper conversation about creation, truth, and what happens to a culture when it loses sight of its Creator.

In this episode: Romans 1 verses 18–32; Psalm 14 verse 1.

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A small number of people can do a lot of damage when everyone else stands back and watches. Phil argues that America’s crisis is not just wickedness in the streets, but spiritual passivity in the people who know better. The call is to defend the gospel, live worthy of it, and speak with courage instead of fear.

In this episode: Philippians 1 verses 3–5, 12–18, 27; Philippians 4 verse 8.

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Mark 14 opens with a dark cloud: the leaders are plotting in secret, Judas is looking for an opportunity, and Jesus is days away from the cross. But right in the middle of it, a woman walks into a dinner and does something that looks reckless—an act that ends up becoming one of the most prophetic in the entire Gospel. In this episode, Zach and Jill walk through Mark 14 and show why this isn’t just “sentimental devotion.” Mary pours out what amounts to a year’s wages—likely a family heirloom, possibly their security—and Jesus calls it beautiful because it’s preparing Him for burial.

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Phil starts with a simple observation: people fail, systems fail, and public certainty fails with them. The deeper problem is not that men are flawed. It is that we keep trusting them in places they were never meant to hold. In Job, the dividing line becomes clear. A man can lose nearly everything and still stand if his trust was never in man to begin with.

In this episode: Job 37, Job 38

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Phil Robertson narrows greatness down to one standard. Not talent, status, or influence—but the one man who died, rose again, and still lives. This episode traces why Jesus stands above every other name and why love is not sentimental language, but the clearest measure of what is ultimate.

In this episode: 1 Corinthians 13, Acts 26, John chapter 1

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Filmed in 2018

Phil Robertson makes a straightforward historical case for Jesus: the world is still counting time by him. From the meaning of A.D. and B.C. to the rulers of Rome named in Luke 2 and John 1’s declaration that the Word became flesh, Phil argues that Jesus did not arrive as myth or metaphor, but in real human history. This episode traces why history still points to Christ — even before you open the Bible.

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No sin is beyond the reach of God’s mercy. Phil walks through what Scripture says about confession, forgiveness, and why Jesus is the only one who can remove sin. Denial keeps people in darkness, but confession opens the door to cleansing, a changed heart, and a different path forward. Forgiveness is real, and it is offered through Christ.

In this episode: First John chapter 1, First John chapter 2, Second Timothy chapter 2

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America is tearing itself apart, but the deepest divide is not political. Phil lays out the real split between those who reject God and those who know him, then shows why a nation without gratitude to God will keep drifting further into pride, confusion, and conflict. Politics cannot heal that kind of fracture. Only Christ can bring people together.

In this episode: Romans chapter 1, First Corinthians chapter 10, First Corinthians chapter 15

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