Phil Robertson

And by the way, I literally watched these two from the womb, as they say, grow up into amazing people that love the Lord. Now they're both married, which I want to ask about that too later. Yeah. fantastic example of what happens when you have community, when you have faith leading your family, when you teach these things going forward.

And as Zach said, we were able to even do that with Reese through, you know, you become a college student here, uh, working at Camp Chioca, all the different ways we've had into your life. So just two great examples of what we're talking about on the podcast all the time. It's important. If you don't have that going on in your own family, uh, You don't have community.

And as Zach said, we were able to even do that with Reese through, you know, you become a college student here, uh, working at Camp Chioca, all the different ways we've had into your life. So just two great examples of what we're talking about on the podcast all the time. It's important. If you don't have that going on in your own family, uh, You don't have community.

And as Zach said, we were able to even do that with Reese through, you know, you become a college student here, uh, working at Camp Chioca, all the different ways we've had into your life. So just two great examples of what we're talking about on the podcast all the time. It's important. If you don't have that going on in your own family, uh, You don't have community.

You don't have the idea of building a legacy through your children and grandchildren. You have to start now. Somebody's got to start being the one that says, we're going to change that culture, and we're going to do that. And these two people are examples of that.

You don't have the idea of building a legacy through your children and grandchildren. You have to start now. Somebody's got to start being the one that says, we're going to change that culture, and we're going to do that. And these two people are examples of that.

You don't have the idea of building a legacy through your children and grandchildren. You have to start now. Somebody's got to start being the one that says, we're going to change that culture, and we're going to do that. And these two people are examples of that.

Because whenever I heard LO, I thought laugh out loud because that's what we do all the time at your dad's wedding.

Because whenever I heard LO, I thought laugh out loud because that's what we do all the time at your dad's wedding.

Because whenever I heard LO, I thought laugh out loud because that's what we do all the time at your dad's wedding.

And they'd come running to me.

And they'd come running to me.

And they'd come running to me.

But I like that, too, that to continue your David analogy. I never thought about it like that.

But I like that, too, that to continue your David analogy. I never thought about it like that.

But I like that, too, that to continue your David analogy. I never thought about it like that.

Also, even you were talking about having a period where you were, you know, away from what you learned early to then be in your own lifestyle and how that led you to nowhere, which is a lot like David when he went on like a three year run, you know, where he was looking for the flesh, you know, that led him into the whole Bathsheba situation. He comes back.

Also, even you were talking about having a period where you were, you know, away from what you learned early to then be in your own lifestyle and how that led you to nowhere, which is a lot like David when he went on like a three year run, you know, where he was looking for the flesh, you know, that led him into the whole Bathsheba situation. He comes back.

Also, even you were talking about having a period where you were, you know, away from what you learned early to then be in your own lifestyle and how that led you to nowhere, which is a lot like David when he went on like a three year run, you know, where he was looking for the flesh, you know, that led him into the whole Bathsheba situation. He comes back.

And he writes Psalm 51, which Lisa and I affectionately call truth vomit now.