At Home with Phil Robertson

Phil Robertson makes his case for Christianity by breaking down sin, grace, baptism, and the promise of eternal life through Jesus Christ.

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Phil Robertson and Barrel make a batch of homemade wild grape jelly the old-fashioned way. Along the way, Phil tells the story of how freshly caught fish helped him survive algebra class, explains how they gather wild grapes, and shows why making food from what grows around you is still just normal life to him.

It’s a little cooking, a little storytelling, and a whole lot of Phil.

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Phil Robertson reflects on the old Westerns he grew up watching and the values they portrayed: good versus evil, respect for the law, forgiveness, and loving your neighbor. Today, those ideas can feel like an “outdated cultural depiction,” but Phil explains why he’s sticking with the Bible—and Matt Dillon.

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Phil Robertson opens Genesis and looks at the order of creation — the Earth, the seasons, and life itself — and asks what explanation really requires more faith.

For Phil, believing it all came together through an explosion and pure chance is a bigger stretch than believing, “God created the heavens and the earth.”

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Phil Robertson has watched people travel from across the country to put their faith in Jesus and be baptized. After Phil and his sons baptized more than 125 people in just a few weeks, he reflects on what baptism means, why worship is bigger than a church building, and the simple gospel message that continues to change lives: Jesus died, was buried, and rose again.

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What does it look like to serve the Lord with gladness, trust that He is good, and keep showing up even when you don’t understand what He is doing?

In episode 100, Zach, Jill, and Brandon reflect on Psalm 100, the freedom of being the sheep of a good Shepherd, and the long game of faithfulness. Sometimes you don’t see the fruit right away. Sometimes you may not see it this side of eternity. But the faithful witness keeps showing up again and again, trusting that the steadfast love of the Father endures forever and His faithfulness is to all generations.

After 100 episodes, Not Yet Now is taking a little season—a break, a breather—to reimagine what comes next. We’re not going away. Thank you for sticking with us.

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Paul warned Timothy that a time would come when people would stop putting up with sound teaching and start looking for teachers who would simply tell them what they wanted to hear.

Phil says that time doesn’t feel very far away anymore. He looks at Paul’s final charge to Timothy, why truth still matters when the culture rejects it, and what it means to keep preaching the Word, endure hardship, and stay faithful to Jesus all the way to the end.

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Phil Robertson heads into the Louisiana swamp for a day of crawfishing. He checks his crawfish traps, hauls in the catch, and shows what an ordinary day in the backwaters looks like for him. Come along with Phil for some mud, crawfish, and the kind of outdoor living that has always felt like home.

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Filmed 9/23/21, Phil Robertson looks back on nearly 50 years of sharing the good news and ahead to where he’s going when this life is over. After everything Scripture says about Jesus, Phil’s response remains simple: “I want in.”

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The world is quick to judge people by the worst thing they’ve ever done—but Jesus showed us another way.

Phil walks through the Beatitudes and explains what the people of God’s kingdom should look like: humble, hungry for righteousness, and willing to show mercy. When everyone else wants to keep score, followers of Jesus should be the first to forgive.

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