Jase admits that there are a few checks he’s written in the past that didn’t bother him at all, and Miss Kay gets a cheerful companion when Missy spends a few nights in the hospital with her. Phil is wary of how many scammers there are out there, and the guys discuss the fate of Ananias and Sapphira, two members of the church who lied and stole from God. Zach points out that when the church really works in community, it’s more like Jesus’ Kingdom instead of a political organization. 

In this episode: Acts 4 & 5; Hebrews 2, verse 10; Titus 2, verse 10

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Phil’s only link to the outside world leaves him feeling sorrowful but more determined than ever to share Jesus. Jase’s link to the greater world seems to be the local grocery store. Miss Kay's hospitalization leaves Phil feeling lonely, and Zach finds an uplifting reason that the Robertsons have so little aversion to discussing death. The guys deliberate the reason that Christianity seems to flourish during difficulty, such as during the Roman Empire, and how oppression emboldens the followers of Jesus.

In this episode: Acts 4, verses 23-37; Acts 17, verse 27; John 10, verses 10-18; Matthew 18, verses 26-28 

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Jase’s age and physical demands cause him to need an emergency spa appointment, and he might never be the same again. The guys dig deep into their memory banks for a song and join up for a little harmonizing. Phil isn’t too impressed, though Zach thinks they could really go places. The guys investigate the eternal union with Jesus as the reward for living a life following him and why people tend to prefer their own autonomy to submission to God.

In this episode: Acts 4; Luke 20, verses 9-19; 2 Corinthians 4, verse 16

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Phil’s niece and nephew perform for the “American Idol” judges, but somehow Jase missed it while his low-tech father caught it. Zach is proud of his kids’ success on the show but even more proud of their spiritual leadership and strength. The guys point out all the instances of Jesus’ authority by his name in the book of Acts, as well as their reasoning for why Jesus came to earth at the time he did. 

In this episode: Acts 3 & 4; Romans 1, verse 16; Romans 2, verses 8-11; Mark 2, verses 5-7

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Jase encounters a fan in a grocery store who’s ready to dive into a theological debate right there in the aisle! Phil ponders the early Christians who were able to escape the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70, and Jase and Missy treat a pair of Louisiana newcomers to a local delicacy. The guys discuss what scripture says about the miraculous powers of the apostles after Jesus departed earth for heaven.

In this episode: Acts 2 & 3; Ephesians 2, verses 19-22; 1 Corinthians 9, verse 1; 2 Samuel 7, verse 16

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Jase manages to sneak away from Willie’s pond with a monster catch that quickly becomes dinner, and Phil comes in hot with a top 10 list about the book of Acts. Al, Jase, and Zach respond with a nuanced discussion of water baptism and examine what the arguments about baptism get wrong. The guys agree that it's Jesus who saves you, not the water.

In this episode: Acts 2, verses 14-41

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The opening line of Phil's sermon to a prison full of life-serving inmates shocks them into hearing about Jesus, and Jase encounters an inspiring young preacher to mentor. Phil hears a distinct "roar" while speaking the name of the Holy Spirit, and the guys examine the signs that show us sin’s reign in this world. Jase points out the “point” of miraculous happenings in ancient times, and Zach explains how Jesus’ genealogy makes him the ultimate king.

In this episode: Acts 2-4; Romans 6, verses 5-8; Hebrews 7, verses 14, 18-28; Romans 8, verse 11; 1 Corinthians 1, verses 22-25

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Jase finds himself unexpectedly cradling a child at an airport, to the disbelief of those around him. Phil’s experience as an English teacher comes out as he examines some uses of the past tense to describe a Jesus who’s still alive. The guys marvel at the turnaround of Peter during the forty days after the resurrection, and Jase points out a possible reason for Jesus’ performing of miracles during that time. 

In this episode: Acts 2, verses 14-41; Hebrews 1, verses 1-4; Hebrews 2, verses 3-4; Mark 2, verses 18-22

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Phil meets Matt Branch, who lost his left leg at the hip after a dog accidentally set off a gun during a hunting trip. Matt is a former LSU football player, husband, father, and north Louisiana native who has more ties to the Robertson family than they realized. Phil, Jase, and Al are touched by Matt’s amazing story of faith, perseverance, introspection, and how God can rescue us from even the jaws of death. 

In this episode: 2 Corinthians 7, verse 10; 1 Samuel 2, verse 9

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Jase spends an evening hoping to see his niece and nephew on TV, and Phil emphasizes a way of life that could impact the entire world for the better. Al and Jase recall their childhood dependence on processed meats, though it all seems to be coming full circle in their later years. The guys review how the book of Acts fits into the greater arc of the gospel, and Jase makes a point connecting the tower of Babel in Genesis to the pouring out of the Holy Spirit in Acts. Plus, the guys explain what it’s like to be intoxicated by the Holy Spirit. 

In this episode: Acts 1, verses 12-26; Genesis 11, verses 4-9; Ephesians 5, verses 15-20

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