Unashamed with the Robertson Family

Jase's house is struck by lightning, and just in case it's a sign, he's not taking any chances. Phil and Jase are highly suspicious of people who claim they've come up with the deeper truths of the Bible. And the guys talk about the easily offended church police, the thought-provoking portrayals of Mary Magdalene and Nicodemus on "The Chosen," the importance of Jesus in sports journalist Jason Whitlock's professional life, and why they believe babies are born without sin.

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Phil and Jase discuss their wives' wishes for if they die. Jase tells another story from the road about a girl named "Pumpkin" and his two greatest fears in life. Phil remembers Miss Kay bringing his family bottled Cokes and how much better they taste. The guys discuss why hitchhiking is much different today than it was in the past.

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Jase tells jokes to a pumped crowd in Amish country, and he's shocked by what he discovers during his visit. Phil wishes he had gotten the invite since he has Amish tendencies. Jase learns who Pee-wee Herman is. And Phil talks about what he tells God every night before he falls asleep.

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Phil thinks Al's feelings about crawfish are highly questionable. Jase gets caught sneaking out to Willie's pond to catch some crappie for Missy. Jase cracks up over the time their lifelike "Duck Dynasty" "costumes" helped the Robertsons win a contest at Walmart. Al highlights the difference between "Duck Commander" and "Duck Dynasty." And the guys discuss slavery to sin, how we treat others, and how we respond to people who say they believe Jesus is Lord but clearly don't mean it.

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Phil shares the monkey business that goes on in his dreams and why it can be dangerous to share a bed with him. Al admits he's been known to be a danger to himself in bed. Jase reveals the crazy dream he once had about a girl in trouble and what she later told him was going on in her life at the time. The guys also discuss what dreams mean, what a lot of the religious world misses, and what Romans 6 tells us about sin, law, and grace.

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Jase is a little nervous with Missy in the room again, but the guys are excited to talk with Dallas Jenkins, the filmmaker behind "The Chosen." Dallas offers a peek at the making of the series, including how they get the actors and sets to look rough and authentic and why it was important to do this without Hollywood money. Phil admits the series brought tears to his eyes more than once. Jase volunteers his services as a consultant to keep the outdoors scenes accurate. And Dallas talks about critics of the series, including people who take issue with Jesus winking.

Find out how to watch "The Chosen": http://thechosen.tv/

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Phil takes the reins as writer AND director when Benelli asks him to record a new commercial. Jase recalls incidents on the "Duck Dynasty" set that led to a new contract prohibiting the discharge of firearms. (Yes, Uncle Si was involved.) Phil remembers having his patience tried by the crew's ban on Jesus. The guys discuss all the good things that came from Jesus showing up, why the biblical definition of hope is so different from common usage, and why it's so difficult to comprehend a living hope. And Jase tries to find a metaphor for grace in a bloody encounter with a tick.

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Gary Witherall, author of "Total Abandon," joins the guys to share his powerful testimony, his journey to ministry, the story of his wife's death as a modern martyr for Jesus, and the moment he found the capacity to forgive the man who murdered her. Gary also chats with the guys about the time Phil told "Duck Dynasty" producers he wouldn't do a scene where he got caught by the police, Jase's rules for trespassing, and the time Jase got busted for trespassing to catch frogs. Al closes with a prayer for Gary's ministry work with Middle Eastern refugees.

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Jase remembers the time he broke into the secret sponsor room at Duck Commander to do a little "shopping." Jase's truck gets "uplifted" and "baptized," and Al recalls the time he asked the right question when Lisa wrecked his truck. Jase meets a woman at an event who's appalled by his clothes. Phil is thrilled by what you can get away with at 75. Jase is irked that there are places on this planet that people aren't allowed to go. Al realizes Phil has Amish tendencies. And the guys respond to a great question about what happened to people who died without having the opportunity to hear about Jesus. 

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Phil baptizes several generations of a family from Oregon in one day. Jase's mailbox is flooded by letters from the IRS saying he owes an absurd amount of money. Jase and Al are fed up with power grabs in the "friendly" skies, and Phil isn't seeing much of the golden rule on airplanes. Jase talks about how to handle investing in companies that aren't godly. And the guys dive into the faith of Abraham and biblical parallels in Phil's relationship with his daughter, Phyllis.

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