Ep 1043 | Jase & Phil Get Lost in the Fog & Why Humans Are Afraid of the Dark
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What regret does Jase have about his book 'Good Call'?
i am unashamed what about you welcome back to unashamed jace we were um last podcast we've been diving into these first disciples who were called and you had a point about light because i was talking about this idea of in that enlightenment like that paul was enlightened on the road to damascus there seemed to be this idea that This come and see is like somehow there has to be an illumination to, I don't know if it's the mind, the heart, what it is that gets illuminated.
It's like just spend some time with me, Jesus says, and you'll follow me. It's like the light switch comes on. That's it. And he uses this illustration multiple times when he talks about being blind and seeing. The story I always think about, I know I've shared it before, but... Because, you know, our dad, he was in the duck hunting world.
What happened during the foggy duck hunting trip?
He was real big about if somebody ever, usually outside of our family, would say, come to this duck hole and, you know, we'll get them. Well, if we didn't get them, my dad, he was like, never follow that human being ever again. And you remember, W.E. got into that category. He had a couple of strikeouts, you know, come up here. And I then learned after a while, I was like, if you get this wrong, you will be excluded from any future venture ever. Especially the first time. You can have a strikeout later, but not to start with. So in a famous story that happened is one year the river was up. It was up so high during duck season that we were having to get in an outboard motor and go to our duck hole from the river. We usually drive, but all the roads were under water.
It was all water, yeah. And so we were having to track 20 minutes in an outboard, and so we would leave from the foot of Phil's house. But one morning it was so foggy that he was like, now look, follow me. I was like, you know, I know how to get there. Because you couldn't use your lights. You're just basically going by feel. But what happened was, as soon as, because we had two boats, as soon as I backed out, just everything disappeared. And I didn't realize the current was so strong in the river that it flipped my boat around. So I take off. While I'm looking around for Phil, I say, no, I mean, it's so foggy, you cannot see your hand in front of your face. And we're going down river. I didn't realize it.
The wrong way. I thought I was going up river. Yeah. And somebody said, how come the current's going the opposite way? And I said, this is crazy. We have a supernatural occurrence. Because my first instinct was, I know I'm going. The West Tower River is flowing north. Because I was using the bank as my basis. I'm looking at the bank.
Yeah.
And I'm going due south.
But it's on my left.
I thought I was going due north with the bank on my left. I was going due south with the bank on my left. But now the current is going the opposite direction. And it took me maybe a minute to realize I'm going the wrong way. And so then I remember Phil's words following me, which was impossible because I couldn't see. So I turn around. and now we take off, and we're so far behind. I've been going the wrong way for 10 minutes. So what's funny about the story is an hour later, which is supposed to take 20 minutes, but it's so foggy, I'm just navigating, and I see a light in the fog. And it's almost getting daylight, but I see a light, and I'm like, that light is in a place where whatever that is doesn't make sense because I knew where I was in my mind, and so I see the light moving, and it hit me. I thought, that's Phil's boat. They're lost because I know where I'm at now. And they're in a field.
Yeah.
They're off the creek. They're off the river. They're just in the flooded field. Yeah, so I went to the light that I could see, and I turned my motor off. They turned their motor off. And Phil said, where are we at? I was like, you're lost. But so it makes me feel better about not following you. I was like, because I went the wrong way down the river.
Everybody was lost. The blind was leading the lost or was the lost leading the blind?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What regret does Jase have about his book 'Good Call'?
0:01–1:03
2
What happened during the foggy duck hunting trip?
1:03–12:04
3
Why did Jesus choose Judas as a disciple?
12:04–21:17
4
How do light and darkness relate to faith?
21:17–35:30
5
What does the Statue of Liberty symbolize in relation to faith?
35:30–46:58
6
Why is self-seeking dangerous according to Romans?
46:58
7
What is the difference between Judas and Peter?
45:29–49:39
8
What does it mean to follow the truth?
49:39–54:35
Speakers
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