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This episode is special in so many ways! First time podcaster and big time Papaw's Princess Abigail Phillips joins us with some extraordinary information and unique lyrics! We dive deep into the purple words of the Jerusalem Church ledger and learn some fun facts about those 19th century country Christians. You'll be proud of your padded pew and permissive pastor. As a bonus, you'll learn how to properly install a pastor if the need for a replacement ever arises.
This episode is a must-listen for every adult on earth! Bro Posey gives us a new perspective on the gates of hell that Jesus talks about. You will learn and be inspired by this anointed and crucially needed discussion!
This is sure to be a favorite episode! Join Big John and the future famous Aaleah as they drop tater eyes and search for lost loot while they learn what makes treasure valuable.
The boys anticipatorily prepare for youth duck hunt with Tristen showing some calling techniques and yearning to harvest a banded duck. Well, God smiles on him the next day and Papaw is able to capture some of the excitement and paste it in the episode later. Hair in the biscuit shares a hilarious story about Tristen as a young outlaw! We reminisce about duck hunts gone by and learn from the lack of wolves in Yellowstone National Park.
Papaw proves that the easiest way is usually not the right way as he tackles the saw briars en route to the squirrel blasting action. Our treasure hunting itch flares up as we get ready to scratch it with a local legend about buried gold. And we learn the two places that we can see clearly in life...I hope my viewpoint is from above and not beneath!
Tristen, John Cade and Papaw get cold and wet (more than once!) all over a few fish, some stink pots and empty duck holes. The "hair in the biscuit" will make you watch yo step! Plus a bonus Valentine's Day song about an old flame!
Learn from a star how to make it to the sky by stretching yourself! If Jesus makes jelly from our first-fruits, it's bound to taste like muscadine jelly!
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