On today’s episode of The Christian Car Guy Show, we’re talking blind spots—not just on the road, but in life and faith. Joined by Christian insurance expert Bill Mixon, Robby dives into the accidents we never saw coming, and the moments when God opens the eyes of our hearts in powerful, unexpected ways.

What would inspire you to rise at 4AM? In this heartfelt episode of the Christian Car Guy Show, host Robbie invites listeners to reflect on what passions, purposes, or callings stir them so deeply they'd gladly wake up before dawn. From fishing and hunting to heartfelt moments of quiet time with God, Robbie shares how early mornings became sacred for him—and how God used those passions to spark a deeper spiritual discipline.

In this special Memorial Day  of The Christian Car Guy Show, host Robby Dilmore explores the powerful themes of sacrifice, remembrance, and faith through the enduring symbolism of stone. Drawing connections between America's founding at Plymouth Rock, the traditions of Memorial Day, and biblical references—including reflections from a recent trip to Israel—the episode weaves history and spirituality into a heartfelt tribute.

In this special Mother's Day episode of the Christian Car Guy, host Jerry Mathis is joined by friends Bob Young and Mark Flint to honor the women who shaped their lives. Through heartfelt stories and cherished memories, they reflect on the lasting impact of their mothers’ unconditional love and guidance. Listeners also call in to share touching tributes to their own moms, creating a warm, community-driven celebration. The episode is a reminder that the love and influence of mothers deserve to be honored every day—not just once a year.

In this episode of we explore how life's struggles and challenges can become powerful gateways to spiritual insight and personal growth.

O Lord, clothe me not first for battle— but for covenant. Let me put on the garment You measured for me before You taught my hands to war. Before a sword, You wove a robe.

This linen— this מד (Armor) stitched with mercy and truth— fits my frame not by might, nor by power, but by the Spirit’s hand.

It is my wedding garment, woven from waters of Word, threaded through with faith, fastened with love, fringed with fire.

I lift it now— not as heavy armor weighed by fear, but as a mantle of belonging. I take it up— not to earn my place, but to remember my name.

Before the stones fly, before the giants fall, before the trumpet sounds— I stand clothed. I stand loved. I stand ready.

The fiercest battle I fight today is not to slay an enemy— but to remain clothed in the beauty You gave me when You called me Yours.

I am dressed. I am guarded. I am Yours.

“Today I have rolled away the reproach of Egypt from you.” — Joshua 5:9

Passover isn’t just a meal or a memorial—it’s a map. The word Passover in Hebrew is pictured above Pesach.

A divine blueprint of how God calls His people out of bondage, holds them through the wilderness, and brings them into covenant union. Hidden in the Hebrew language are three powerful letters that capture this journey.

In Exodus 6:1 God tells us the benefit of His Two Hands, later in verse 6, He shares that God will also stretch out His Arms. The FREEDOM that results that will change the world forever both in Exodus then later reveled the picture that was to become Easter.

Pslams 56:8 You number my wanderings; Put my tears into Your bottle; Are they not in Your book?