Phil Robertson

And so I think that that is, I could just dial it back and say, wow, what's so offensive at the core? And I don't know if they cognitively got this, but what's really offensive about this is probably that it puts us as humans in a posture that we cannot control the God of the cosmos. We can't contain him. We can't hold him. We can't. I mean, we have zero control over him.

And I think that this text is pointing to that realization. And maybe they didn't cognitively get that, but I think it's undergirding their hatred for Jesus and their abandonment of him.

And I think that this text is pointing to that realization. And maybe they didn't cognitively get that, but I think it's undergirding their hatred for Jesus and their abandonment of him.

And I think that this text is pointing to that realization. And maybe they didn't cognitively get that, but I think it's undergirding their hatred for Jesus and their abandonment of him.

Welcome back to Unashamed. It's always, we just had a holiday, so we had some family down here, which is always nice to get together with family, unless you're Zach and you're, what did he call it, people? People averse? What did you call it?

Welcome back to Unashamed. It's always, we just had a holiday, so we had some family down here, which is always nice to get together with family, unless you're Zach and you're, what did he call it, people? People averse? What did you call it?

Welcome back to Unashamed. It's always, we just had a holiday, so we had some family down here, which is always nice to get together with family, unless you're Zach and you're, what did he call it, people? People averse? What did you call it?

I was giving you an opportunity to confess your sins.

I was giving you an opportunity to confess your sins.

I was giving you an opportunity to confess your sins.

Well, remember, what was it back in John 2? How many gallons of wine did Jesus turn from water into wine? I mean, that's Zach's right up his alley. It's like, man, free wine. Gallons of wine. That's funny.

Well, remember, what was it back in John 2? How many gallons of wine did Jesus turn from water into wine? I mean, that's Zach's right up his alley. It's like, man, free wine. Gallons of wine. That's funny.

Well, remember, what was it back in John 2? How many gallons of wine did Jesus turn from water into wine? I mean, that's Zach's right up his alley. It's like, man, free wine. Gallons of wine. That's funny.

And let's face it, Jase, some parents, and we have one, who don't like to be woken up. The rule was in our house, unless it's the president or Leonard Skinner, don't wake dad up.

And let's face it, Jase, some parents, and we have one, who don't like to be woken up. The rule was in our house, unless it's the president or Leonard Skinner, don't wake dad up.

And let's face it, Jase, some parents, and we have one, who don't like to be woken up. The rule was in our house, unless it's the president or Leonard Skinner, don't wake dad up.

Now they're saying it's not a thing, but I'm saying look at Zach and Willie.

Now they're saying it's not a thing, but I'm saying look at Zach and Willie.

Now they're saying it's not a thing, but I'm saying look at Zach and Willie.

You know, it's interesting. I listened to mine first thing in the morning, and the very first one I listened to was Jesus on the Cross. Basically talking to John and Mary and connecting them because he was leaving. And the whole devotional thought was about your parents, what happens when you have to take care of them.