At Home with Phil Robertson

Phil Robertson shares five things every Christian should be doing right now. Walking through Philippians, he challenges believers to actively partner in the gospel, defend the truth, stand firm under pressure, live in a way worthy of Christ, and keep pointing people toward Jesus.

For Phil, faith isn’t something Christians are supposed to watch from the sidelines. It should shape how they live, speak, and respond to the world around them—especially when the culture seems to be moving in the opposite direction.

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In this episode, Phil breaks down what Scripture says about profanity, self-control, repentance, and the way a Christian’s speech should reflect Jesus. Drawing from Titus, Luke 6, Ephesians 4, and Ephesians 5, he explains why filthy speech doesn’t belong in the life of someone claiming Christ—and why real change starts deeper than simply watching your vocabulary.

If you’re a Christian struggling to stop cussing, this is a straightforward biblical look at where to start.

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Phil Robertson digs into the remarkable story of Russian pilots who reportedly spotted a massive wooden vessel high on Mount Ararat in 1916. Phil recounts claims that Czar Nicholas II later sent 150 soldiers and scientists to investigate, measure, photograph, and document the structure—and examines how their descriptions compare with the biblical account of Noah’s Ark. From the vessel’s unusual boxlike shape to what the story could mean for the flood and the fossil record, Phil explains why this account captured his attention and points viewers back to Scripture.

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Phil takes a look at one of his less successful engineering projects—a duck blind that learned the hard way what happens when 28 feet of backwater gets underneath it. After walking through what went wrong and how he plans to fix it, Phil reflects on being a self-described “C-plus man” and why even the experts get it wrong sometimes.Then the conversation turns to cell phones, screens, and what Phil thinks all that technology is doing to the human race.

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Phil Robertson breaks down Jesus’ parable of the sower in Mark 4 and the four different ways people respond when they hear the Word of God. Some reject it immediately, some receive it but fall away under pressure, and others let the worries and desires of life choke it out. But for those where the seed takes root, the result can multiply far beyond where it started.

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Phil Robertson opens Psalm 2 and asks a question that feels just as relevant today: “Why do the nations rage?”

From a quiet spot deep in the woods, Phil reflects on anger in America, unrest in the streets, law and order, and what Scripture says about nations that turn away from God. But Psalm 2 doesn’t end with chaos—it points to Jesus Christ, the King who stands above it all.

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Phil looks at the ancient worship of Moloch, the sacrifice of children, and why he believes the same darkness still shows up in the modern world. From there, he turns to Acts 3 and Peter’s message of repentance, forgiveness, and the restoration found through Jesus.

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Phil Robertson walks through Acts chapter 3 and the healing of a man who had been unable to walk since birth. Peter and John make it clear that the miracle did not come from their own power—the authority belonged to Jesus Christ. Phil explains why Peter calls Jesus the Author of Life, what it means to reject the One who created us, and why the same truth still matters when the world decides which lives are worth acknowledging. Even after sin and rejection, Jesus remains the One who came to take that sin away.

In this episode: Acts chapter 3

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Strong takes a whole ribeye and turns it into a family feast, cutting steaks to order before seasoning them, smoking them over indirect heat, and finishing each one with a hot sear and a little butter. Along the way, he shares his tricks for getting a good bark, controlling smoke, and landing the perfect medium-rare steak.

With the family gathered around the table, there’s plenty of ribeye, a few laughs, and a reminder that good food is even better when it’s shared with the people you love.

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Phil walks through Acts to show what real discipleship looks like: a changed life, a willingness to follow Jesus, and a commitment to testify to His resurrection. From the early church to believers today, Phil explains how the grace of God should leave visible evidence in the way we live.

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