Unashamed with the Robertson Family
Ep 1033 | Jase Uncovers a Bible Verse That Caused Extreme Rage & the Mind-Boggling Disaster Zone in NC
31 Jan 2025
Zach recounts the continuing works of God’s people for the hurricane victims in North Carolina, including a recent visit from President Trump. Al is impressed by the staying power of faith-based organizations when it comes to showing the light of Jesus in relief ministry, and Jase ponders the truest, deepest meaning of rebirth. The guys dive into what it means to “be fruitful and multiply,” Jase reveals the Galatians verse that caused incredible controversy, and Zach lays out some verses pointing to God’s version of gender equality. In this episode: John 1; Isaiah 40; Romans 9, verse 6; Galatians 1, verses 3-6; Genesis 1, verse 28 -- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Welcome back to Unashamed. Zach, since the last time we were on air, I noticed in the news that President Trump came to visit North Carolina, which I appreciate him doing because, you know, every time there's a new disaster, because we've had all the stuff going on in California, you tend to sometimes forget people that are still recovering from major things.
And obviously your area was hit so hard. I noticed he was right there near where you were.
Yeah, he came and set up shop and did a press interview in Swannanoa, which is outside of North Carolina.
Asheville our church is in Swannanoa the name of our church is Swannanoa Christian Church and then the area that we're doing reconstruction in we're doing four homes in an area called Beacon Village and then we're doing another four across the river but he was right in that neighborhood set up exactly where we're doing work with One Kingdom who's funded the projects that we're doing and then also partnered with World Vision who is bringing in all the supplies so
For those of y'all who have asked, how's the rebuilding effort going? It's been a struggle. Things are happening, but from what I've been told and what I've read, they're saying that it's going to be four to six years at this current pace just to clean up all the debris. So there's still a ton of debris. Some bridges are still out.
I mean, like you can look at the top of these trees and there's like car parts like wrapped around trees. And I mean, it still looks like a war zone. It is going to be a very, very long effort to recovery. But yeah, it was encouraging to see the president come. I continue to see groups like One Kingdom, World Vision coming.
Samaritan's Purse all these non-profit NGOs you know Christ-centered organizations have stepped in and moved in a very very meaningful way so um it is encouraging but it's also going to be like a really long haul starting to kind of you kind of come back down to reality when you think man this is this isn't going to happen overnight so our hearts and prayers go out with the folks that suffered all the loss in California as well I mean it's just crazy what's happening and
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