Ep 1041 | Jase Dives In to How He Avoids Satanic Traps & What Demons Can Really Do to Us
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What personal challenges does Jase face in his new studio?
I am unashamed. What about you? Welcome back to Unashamed. I'm in my new studio, Zach, down here at the updated Southern Lair. And I'm in a very tight space here. In fact, our new studio back home is much bigger and roomier. And I've noticed there's a lot of reasons for me to lose weight, but one of them is so I can get in and out of this studio because it's a bit of a tight squeeze. So we're going to work on that.
I'm glad you're able to talk about yourself in such a way.
How do Jase and Zach discuss their health and weight?
You know me, Jace. The one thing I am is thick-skinned and honest.
We are thick-skinned, so you can say the comments that I'm not reading and So Maddie said, someone asked if you even like Zach. He's my cousin. I love him. We see eye to eye on a lot of things. But you will call me fat, right? You will point out the weight. I didn't say that. But I hate to tell you all this, boys, because we do two podcasts in one day, and I'm still not clicking on all cylinders because I had this –
What is spiritual warfare and how does it relate to our lives?
demonic force come in me no i'm not sure i just we're going to be talking about spiritual warfare today so maybe that's exactly right i just had some exorcist style and we had mentioned it on the uh exercise the demon was chase the whole discussion you were given made me so glad that the holy spirit whisked me away like it did uh
You know, so fill up and some of the early because it whisked me away from West Monroe down here to the southern layer. So I would be nowhere near you with this demonic flu.
Well, that's not just Jace. It's the whole it's it's honestly that whole area that you live in. It's that street.
It's a it's not that we live about a couple of miles from a paper mill. And look, I have no facts on this. Most of my friends work at the paper mill, so guess what? We'll die happy in the Lord. But it just seems like if you're pumping a lot of smoke and everybody's going, and it actually stinks. I wonder why everybody's sick around here. I don't know. Maybe all that smoke I'm ingesting.
How do Jase and Al perceive the impact of their environment on health?
And, Jase, you and I are 50 years down the road from when we were kids. Before they actually cleaned a lot of it up, because we can remember periods where the river would turn black.
They'd dump all the chemicals in the river. But I'll tell you what, I've been sick, really sick, twice in the last eight months. And both of those experiences... The family of origin, and I mentioned this on a previous podcast, it was Willie and Corey.
Well, you believe that.
How can you prove it?
See, let me go a different angle here. Here's what I think happened. I'm trying to be grateful and thankful because that is part of our purpose. I believe 1 Thessalonians says rejoice always, pray continually. Yeah. Give thanks in all circumstances. And so on the previous podcast, I mean, look, I looked at what my dad's going through, and I thought, okay, so I threw up for 24 hours. Could be worse. I'm better, you know. So here's what I think it was. I just went duck hunting for 60 days. And that's, oh, boy, that sounds so much fun. There's a lot of work. That goes on. It turns into a survival course. I mean, if you haven't noticed, because I probably don't think y'all would, I've lost weight. I mean, it has been.
It was because I didn't have my dad there with me, and I didn't realize how much work he actually does, him and his posse. Yeah. And so that kind of fell on me. Well, then we're training the duck boys at the same time. I didn't sign up for that. Jay just had them lined up like, here are the new recruits.
What I misunderstood, Jay, is because I thought the duck boys, part of their job was to make that sort of job, your job, easier, that they were going to be the new labor force, the new posse.
Well, that is true. However, that training, it's like when you see a drill sergeant, you think, boy, he's got a good job. Well, look at what he's having to do. He's working his butt off trying to get these young men whipped up into shape. I didn't realize how much work they're actually doing because I thought this is a challenge. And I will say this. Not all the duck boys.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What personal challenges does Jase face in his new studio?
0:01–0:39
2
How do Jase and Zach discuss their health and weight?
0:39–1:18
3
What is spiritual warfare and how does it relate to our lives?
1:18–2:27
4
How do Jase and Al perceive the impact of their environment on health?
2:27–13:31
5
What insights does JP share about his connection to the Robertson family?
13:31–28:18
6
What experiences does JP have with mentoring young men in duck hunting?
28:18–35:47
7
How does JP's ministry focus on revivals and spiritual growth?
35:47
8
What challenges do the duck boys face during their hunts?
34:01–53:37
Speakers
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