At Home with Phil Robertson

In this episode of At Home with Phil, Phil tells a story that starts with a toothache, a domino table, and a pair of pliers — and ends with a much bigger question.

Doctors and dentists are a gift. They can ease pain, treat infections, and give us relief for a time. Phil is thankful for that. But as he reflects on his own experience, he points out a hard truth we don’t like to think about: medical help is temporary.

There comes a moment doctors can’t help you anymore.

That’s where Phil turns the conversation toward what does last. While medicine can delay pain and extend life, only Jesus offers deliverance beyond the grave. Temporary relief has its place — but it was never meant to be the final answer.

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What did America’s founders actually believe about faith?

In this episode of At Home with Phil, Phil reflects on the words of early American leaders who openly credited the Gospel of Jesus Christ as foundational to the nation’s birth. From the Declaration to the Constitution, they spoke with clarity about truth, morality, and accountability before God.

Phil contrasts their conviction with where we find ourselves today — not to stir anger or fear, but to remind us of something deeper: while nations rise and fall, the Gospel does not change.

History may drift. Cultures may shift.

But the truth they stood on is still true.

As Phil shares from Scripture and personal testimony, he points to the hope that remains available to every person — forgiveness, freedom, and resurrection through Jesus Christ.

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Drawing from Hebrews 13 and the teachings of the apostle Paul, Phil explains that contentment isn’t something you’re born with — it’s learned. It’s shaped by faith, anchored in God’s promises, and strengthened by remembering that the Lord is our helper and will never leave us or forsake us.

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Phil opens the two Psalms he runs to when the world feels like pure pandemonium. In Psalms 24 and 25, he shows how the King of glory still owns the earth, the sky, and every storm, and how that truth calms him down when the news looks dark and the future feels shaky. Phil talks about his own past, trapped in sin for 28 years, and how God pulled him out of the devil’s snare and set his feet on solid ground.

As he reads through David’s prayers, Phil points lonely, anxious people to the same hope: lift your soul to God, trust his mercy, and let him guard your life when enemies, fear, and uncertainty crowd in. These Psalms still help him—and they can help you stand steady when everything around you seems like chaos.

In this episode: Psalms 24 verses 1–10, Psalms 25 verses 1–22, Genesis chapter 1

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In this episode of At Home with Phil Robertson, Phil challenges a question every believer must face: who are you actually reaching?

From the homeless and the fatherless to the widows, the imprisoned, and the wayward, Scripture makes it clear that faith is not passive. Phil walks through Deuteronomy 15 and reminds us that God calls His people to be open-handed, wise, and personally involved in caring for those in need — especially within the community of faith.

This is not about politics or programs. It’s about responsibility, compassion, and living out the gospel where you are. Phil reflects on real-world poverty, personal generosity, and why God’s command to help the poor has never changed.

If you’ve ever wondered what faithful obedience actually looks like in everyday life, this message is for you.

In this episode: Deuteronomy 15 verses 1–11

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Why is our world’s language getting so filthy and hateful Is it just culture shift, or a sign of a depraved mind that has rejected God In this episode of At Home With Phil Robertson, Phil walks through what the Bible says about corrupt speech, gossip, slander, sexual immorality, and the kind of life that will not inherit the kingdom of God.

This episode is a straight-shooting Phil Robertson Bible study that calls us to repentance, clean hearts, and new life in Christ where even our mouths are transformed by the Holy Spirit.

In this episode First Corinthians 6 verses 9–10, Romans 1 verse 28, Romans 1 verses 29–32, Ephesians 5 verses 4–5, Ephesians 5 verses 8 and 11

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We’ve all got a past, but yesterday’s chains don’t own you anymore in Jesus. In this episode of At Home With Phil Robertson, Phil sits down for a kitchen-table Bible study in Philippians, talking honestly about forgiveness, regret, addiction, shame, and what it means to live as a new creation in Christ with our true citizenship in heaven. If you’re drawn to straight-shooting Christian podcasts and real talk about repentance, grace, and peace in anxious times, you’ll feel right at home in this Phil Robertson Bible study.

In this episode: Philippians 3 verses 12–14, Philippians 3 verses 18–21, Philippians 4 verses 1–3, Philippians 4 verses 4–7, Philippians 4 verses 8–9

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The Bible doesn’t sugarcoat rebellion. While Moses was on the mountain, the people were on the ground building idols, partying, and dropping like flies when judgment came. Paul says that story is a warning — not for them, but for us. Phil lays it out straight from the text and reminds us that temptation hasn’t changed, but neither has God’s faithfulness. Walk with God, or walk into a mess. The choice is yours.

In this episode: Exodus 32 and 1 Corinthians 10:1–13

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Before the cross, John the Baptist could call people to repentance, but the Spirit hadn’t been given yet. After Jesus was glorified, He poured out the gift of the Holy Spirit on all who believe. Phil takes you from Jesus’ baptism… to the empty tomb… to the birth of the church… and right down to the riverbank today.

In this episode: John 1 verses 29-34; John 7 verses 37-39; Acts 1 verses 1-15; Acts 2 verses 1-41; Romans 10 verses 9-10

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Phil digs into where our rights truly come from — not kings, parliaments, or governments, but from God Himself. Drawing from John 8 and the words of the Founding Fathers, he connects the roots of American liberty to the teachings of Jesus and the rule of law that shaped our nation.

In this episode: John 8 verses 31-47; 2 Corinthians 5 verse 21; Matthew 5 verses 21-22; Exodus 20 verse 13

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