Phil Robertson

And he's been traveling for 20 years, and across these 20 years of restricted nations, he's found amazing stories of people who still are persecuted because of their faith. The book is called When Faith is Forbidden. Here's a copy of it here with us today. 40 Days on the Front Lines with Persecuted Christians. So it's a journal.

And he's been traveling for 20 years, and across these 20 years of restricted nations, he's found amazing stories of people who still are persecuted because of their faith. The book is called When Faith is Forbidden. Here's a copy of it here with us today. 40 Days on the Front Lines with Persecuted Christians. So it's a journal.

And he's been traveling for 20 years, and across these 20 years of restricted nations, he's found amazing stories of people who still are persecuted because of their faith. The book is called When Faith is Forbidden. Here's a copy of it here with us today. 40 Days on the Front Lines with Persecuted Christians. So it's a journal.

It's also a devotional to read these stories and also then not only by highlighting what they're going through, but help us to be able to reflect and see what God wants from our lives as well. It's a great challenge. Helps you reflect on your walk with Christ. We highly recommend it. Here's the best news. It's free. They're giving you the book just to see what's happening out around the world.

It's also a devotional to read these stories and also then not only by highlighting what they're going through, but help us to be able to reflect and see what God wants from our lives as well. It's a great challenge. Helps you reflect on your walk with Christ. We highly recommend it. Here's the best news. It's free. They're giving you the book just to see what's happening out around the world.

It's also a devotional to read these stories and also then not only by highlighting what they're going through, but help us to be able to reflect and see what God wants from our lives as well. It's a great challenge. Helps you reflect on your walk with Christ. We highly recommend it. Here's the best news. It's free. They're giving you the book just to see what's happening out around the world.

So you can request your free copy of When Faith is Forbidden by calling 844-463-4059. That's 844-463-4059. Or you can visit vom.org slash unashamed. That's vom.org slash unashamed.

So you can request your free copy of When Faith is Forbidden by calling 844-463-4059. That's 844-463-4059. Or you can visit vom.org slash unashamed. That's vom.org slash unashamed.

So you can request your free copy of When Faith is Forbidden by calling 844-463-4059. That's 844-463-4059. Or you can visit vom.org slash unashamed. That's vom.org slash unashamed.

Well, and he was actually given a little bit of nod to where he was going because you're right, a Jewish male, according to Old Testament tradition and law, was supposed to go to these three festivals, and yet here he is looking like he's not going to go.

Well, and he was actually given a little bit of nod to where he was going because you're right, a Jewish male, according to Old Testament tradition and law, was supposed to go to these three festivals, and yet here he is looking like he's not going to go.

Well, and he was actually given a little bit of nod to where he was going because you're right, a Jewish male, according to Old Testament tradition and law, was supposed to go to these three festivals, and yet here he is looking like he's not going to go.

That should have been the festival.

That should have been the festival.

That should have been the festival.

And just to hammer your point on, Jay, in verse 6 of 7, which is where we left off, even his own brothers did not believe in him. So they had lived with him for 30 years. They had seen him as a child. They'd seen the whole thing. And they didn't believe he was the Messiah.

And just to hammer your point on, Jay, in verse 6 of 7, which is where we left off, even his own brothers did not believe in him. So they had lived with him for 30 years. They had seen him as a child. They'd seen the whole thing. And they didn't believe he was the Messiah.

And just to hammer your point on, Jay, in verse 6 of 7, which is where we left off, even his own brothers did not believe in him. So they had lived with him for 30 years. They had seen him as a child. They'd seen the whole thing. And they didn't believe he was the Messiah.

And so they missed him, and he literally lived in the house with them.

And so they missed him, and he literally lived in the house with them.