Ep 1054 | Jase Unplugs Himself for 6 Days Without Noticing & Do the Unborn Go to Heaven?

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What did Jase learn from his six-day email blackout?

Phil Robertson 0:30
That's a very good quote. Yeah. I just don't like it. I figure if you come to my house or if I go to your house, then you get my undivided attention. He says you turn your phone off? Turn it off.
Jase Robertson 0:41
Yeah. I didn't know you turned your phone on. I think I've probably answered.
Al Robertson 0:46
I think you're figuring it out, Zay.
Jase Robertson 0:48
You have a lot of people over.
Al Robertson 0:50
I am the worst by design of like getting back. But I do if it's important. And what I mean by important, if it's anything related to Jesus or the Bible. Yeah. Because I have multiple Bible books. going on that never, I don't know when they began. I guess I could scroll on my phone and see when they began. I guess most of them began at their new birth. But, you know, there may be three days before I get back to you. Yeah.
Phil Robertson 1:20
That's what I tell folks. I'm like, just be patient with me.
Al Robertson 1:23
But you know what I realized yesterday? That my email wasn't working. Ah. How long did it take you to realize that? Six days. So, Matty? I would probably know after two. That's why I haven't been in the loop. And what's weird about my email is that it was designed by, you know, a commander or whatever. So these people, I don't see these people. Yeah.
Phil Robertson 1:50
I'm not even sure those people are in this facility. I don't know. They're probably some other place.
Al Robertson 1:55
There's some group in a small room somewhere making these types of decisions, and I've never been to that room, Al.
Phil Robertson 2:01
Probably across the ocean.
Al Robertson 2:05
And so I finally realized, you know, I was like, boy, some of these people might already give me a heads up. Well, my wife, my lovely wife, greatest woman in the world, she walked me through. I basically had to just kind of reset my password or whatever it was. I don't know. So anyway. So I missed a lot of breaking news and places I was supposed to be, things I was supposed to do. So I've been putting out those fires for two days.

How do biblical figures relate to modern mistakes?

Phil Robertson 2:37
Well, that's exactly what happened to me. Not because of that, but so these folks up at Camp Calvary, Macville, Kentucky, good people. I spoke there. I think two years ago, and they had booked us for an event. Their guy, Jordan, who came through here, he actually had dinner at my house. So he said, I want you guys to come to a marriage event. Great. We did it. We did it through our booking people. And then we had the date. I had it written down, but somewhere in the process, and I admit mine is a little bit antiquated. But we got the wrong dates. But I went back and looked this morning, and every communication I got from these people, we got from the booking people, was all the correct dates. But guess who had the wrong dates? Me. And I think I did it, not Lisa.
Jase Robertson 3:24
That's the worst when you realize, oh, I'm the problem. Exactly. I hate that.
Al Robertson 3:30
I'm going to make a spiritual application to this at some point. But before I do, I mean, because I think the spiritual application won't work. We'll make you feel better. Well, I hope so. I want to make you feel better today. But so I was supposed to promote a little event. So this weekend I'll be in Farmington, Arkansas. But don't come because by the time you hear this, I will have already have been there. So we're just going to rely. You're going to show up at an empty venue and say, man, you missed a great event. Jace Robertson. So I was supposed to promote that a couple of days ago, but I've already given you the reason why. However, so to. Now I'm going to give you a heads up. So on April 18th, now you do have time to put this on your schedule. I'm going to be in Abilene, Texas slash Buffalo Gap. I mean, Al, this is the gap where the buffalo ran through, you know. Oh, really? Yeah, as a historian. It's awesome. Somewhere around that area. And so if you want to join me that evening, you go to JimNedBPO.org. Kind of sounds like some of my...

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