In this episode, the guys process the devastating floods that swept through Central Texas, including heartbreaking losses close to home. They reflect on personal stories, the theological implications of natural disasters, and how tragedy points to the urgency of the gospel. This is a raw and sobering conversation about grief, grace, and the hope we hold onto in Christ.

Amber and the boys reflect on the shifting seasons of life—parenting, grief, and growing faith. From childhood memories to spiritual urgency, this episode explores the importance of presence, the power of prayer, and God’s quiet work behind the scenes. Amber also shares a heartfelt update on her upcoming book and what’s next for Arise.

We’re back after a short break. This episode covers rising tensions between Iran and Israel, nuclear threats, and why it all matters. We also talk about flying, dropping stuff from planes, and whether long-form YouTube is worth it.

In this episode, the guys talk about Phil Robertson’s legacy, living boldly for Jesus, and raising kids with purpose. They also share some summer stories and give a sneak peek at the new Yee Yee Apparel Summer Launch.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/emmaus-church-georgetown/id1661559477

We talk Memorial Day, training (and failing) for the Murph, the weight of life and legacy, and the urgency of the gospel, we share some early thoughts on a fall event and live tour. Don’t miss the final day of the Land of the Free Sale

We’re looking back on Yee Yee Fest—what made it special, what we learned, and how we saw God move through it all. Family, community, and a whole lot of lessons for next time.

Thanks to everyone who came out and supported us!

We talk about things leading up to Yee Yee Fest, growing up country, and why mulberries are underrated. Then it gets real—mentoring others, working hard, and leading with faith.

In this episode, we talk about how spending time with God first thing in the morning changes everything. From simple routines to deep spiritual habits, we share what that looks like in real life—and why it matters.

In this episode, we talk about how spending time with God first thing in the morning changes everything. From simple routines to deep spiritual habits, we share what that looks like in real life—and why it matters.

Granger breaks down the “Jesus loves you” controversy and why it sparked so much backlash. We talk evangelism, scripture, and a surprise Bible study moment you won’t believe.