Jase helps Missy warm up with a simple trick! Phil and Jase are amazed by what they saw in the duck blind this season and may not ever see again. Al sees something all over Europe that would be of real interest to Phil, and the guys examine the importance of recognizing Jesus as Lord during both ancient and modern times. 

In this episode: Luke 19; Matthew 25, verses 14-30

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Jase retells his experience with a truly weird, unsolved mystery about a barn gathering he happened upon in the woods in a foreign country. Phil gets a whole new setup for recording, and he wastes no time putting it to good use with some powerful preaching about the when and where of Jesus’ prophesied kingdom. The guys discuss the often misunderstood text from Luke 19 and how Jesus had to destroy the old system of salvation to build a new one.

In this episode: Luke 19; Luke 22, verses 14-17; Luke 11, verse 20; Mark 13, verses 1-2

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Jase is very upset about a potential new rule that would severely hinder a cause that's near to his heart. Phil has a pretty good idea what led to his brother-in-law's recent honeymoon health scare. Al visits a concentration camp in Europe, a grim reminder that evil truly does exist in the modern world. Phil is amused by Jase’s list of “kings,” and the guys discuss the kingship aspect of Jesus and why America seems to struggle with the concept.

In this episode: Luke 18, verses 31-34; John 18, verses 35-37

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Jase tries to save face by reiterating his emotional struggle over Mia’s health journey on Sadie Robertson Huff’s podcast, and Phil can’t help but be impressed by his strong, amazing granddaughters. Al recounts portions of his trip overseas, and the guys contemplate the importance of Jesus’ breaking bread with followers after his resurrection.

In this episode: Acts 1, verse 3; Acts 10, verses 39-41; Luke 24, verses 36-43; Revelation 3, verse 20

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Guest Trent Langhofer, clinical director of counseling at Colorado Christian University, relates his own amazing story going from living on the streets as a hard-core drug user to being one of the foremost Christian counselors in the field. Jase reveals how Trent helped Mia through a traumatic time in her life and helped her develop the drive to start her own charity as a teenager. Phil explains how he’s able to live a life of peace after so much trauma earlier in his life. 

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Phil and the guys agree that there’s one thing every couple should avoid, and it’s advice they’ve all lived by their entire lives. Jase can’t believe how much food his houseguests have consumed during their stay. Guest Dr. Trent Langhofer of Colorado Christian University and personal friend of the Robertson family gives insight into how Jesus is the perfect answer for anyone who suffers from trauma, pain, or addiction. 

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The guys look forward to their holiday plans while reliving some of the famous past failures. Jase and Missy’s life begins to look like a Hallmark movie, while Zach is still having to introduce himself at family gatherings. Phil once traumatized Missy in the kitchen, but she’s trying to overcome it this year! The guys delve into the story of Zacchaeus and how Jesus was able to reach him in a way no one else could have. Jase reckons Zacchaeus is the victim of the most offensive children’s Bible song ever!

In this episode: Luke 19, verses 1-9; Ephesians 2, verse 14

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Jase’s duck blind behavior manages to get under the skin of nearly everyone, and Phil can’t believe the amazing back-to-back weddings in their family! The guys discuss Christianity as a lifestyle rather than a single decision and how grace isn’t an excuse to continue in sin. 

In this episode: Luke 18, verses 18-29

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Jase instigates a neighborhood revolt against Willie’s newest pond policy, and Phil gets in good with a game warden over an illegal but delicious catch. Jase’s cleaning fairies make a joke that he definitely didn’t see coming! The guys explore the concept of surrendering earthly power to Jesus and his fulfillment of prophecy on the road to Jerusalem.

In this episode: Luke 18, verses 31-42; 2 Samuel 7; Jeremiah 23, verses 4-6; Mark 10, verses 17-31

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Jase returns from the Patriot Awards with fresh (mostly true) stories, and Al has a welcome-home gift waiting for him and Phil. Uncle Si has returned to the duck blind this season, but Jase isn’t sure he missed him while he was gone. Missy forces Jase to wear an article of clothing he doesn’t agree with. The guys tackle the tough subject of giving, generosity, and what the Bible does and does NOT say on the subject.

In this episode: Luke 18, verses 1-14; Luke 14, verse 25

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