Ep 1242 | Jase Makes a Brutal Mistake That Almost Cost Him a VERY Important Body Part
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What hilarious mishap did Jase experience before dawn?
I am unashamed.
What about you? Welcome back to the Unashamed podcast. To you, our awesome, loving audience. It seemed like we were just here to us. We've taken a little break through the holidays. Jace, Zach, welcome back. It's good to see you again. And happy birthday, Al.
At the time of this filming, it was actually your birthday.
My 61st year on planet Earth. I told Lisa, the first thing she said was happy birthday this morning. I said, babe, I don't feel one thing.
Why is Willie upset about Zach's congressional run?
bit different than I did yesterday. You're 61 years old. 61 years old. It also marks one solid year of my PhD journey, which you guys have been a part of last year. And so I'm much healthier. I'm much healthier at 61 than I was at 60.
What makes Jase a better hunter than the Robertsons?
Quite a bit, actually.
I saw the picture you put on Facebook. I was like, whoa. Yeah. Do you like that little before and after? It actually is shocking. It is very shocking.
You know what Lisa said?
What is the significance of 1 John and John's life?
She said, hey, I didn't remember you looking like that. I mean, it is shocking.
She should have asked me out.
I said, you're the only one that wouldn't say the quiet part out loud. What's weird is she. Chase, we were talking about coming on here. We have thick skin. So for those of you that are cringing now, don't worry, because I can laugh at myself. He can laugh at himself.
She actually sent me a text telling me it was your birthday today.
How does fellowship relate to life and faith?
And what she doesn't realize, you're one of the very few people that always remember your birthday, just because it said new season. And there's a history there.
That's right. And I had a 10-year run where we killed a green-winged teal. On my birthday every year. And sometimes we had to work hard to get that teal thing done.
What does the Bible say about the fellowship of death?
But then the streak broke, and that was it.
And you gave up. Did you lose the – you don't have the lust anymore for the – I mean, you're not angry at the ducks, are you?
No, I've lost it. I've gotten soft. But I will say this. We went – opening day with the brothers and it was very enjoyable it made me it made me miss being out there because it was just it wasn't much of a hunt i mean we did kill four or five ducks but it was uh just the camaraderie of it i miss now we shot eight and i did kill a band al i was there that's right yeah i remember things like these
It drives my wife crazy. I can't remember anybody's birthday, you know, names, dates, places. But you ask me about a hunt, I'll break it down for you, which is kind of embarrassing.
How does Jase's story illustrate the importance of caution?
I don't know why that is. Because they're adventures. These are adventures where God is sharing his beautiful gifts. And no one's angry, Zach. We're all happy, happy, happy, as my dad would say. So I went on a trip. And I was getting sick the day before I left. I can hear it in your voice today. You will hear it.
What insights does the episode provide about the nature of Christ?
And I just want to tell everyone in the unashamed nation, this will be difficult. There will be coughs. I just got my voice back. I lost it for two days, which Missy said two of the greatest days of her life. She did not say that. But she thought it. I know she thought it. So I went on a six-day trip, and then I've been on a three-day Sabbath rest. There you go. Because I actually got worse when I got home. And I don't know why I didn't get any better on that trip. I had very little sleep. We had numerous Bible studies and Jesus conversations along the way. Met some very interesting people.
What were the temperatures up there? You were up in Kansas, right?
Well, when I got to South Kansas, it was 75 degrees in South Kansas. The next day... It was 14 with a 40-mile-an-hour wind.
That's cold. I don't know why you got sick. How could it possibly happen, a 60-degree drop in one day?
And I was running around with a maniac named Barrett, who's one of my best friends in the world. He has that who's a man attitude. Is that owl that my dad had? He never graduated from that. So it's like, no, we don't need fire. We're men. And so he broke me between that and the sickness. But, Al, also, I'm a little bit nervous about sharing this. So about three days before this journey, I was going on a duck hunt with one Jay Stone guy.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What hilarious mishap did Jase experience before dawn?
0:01–0:37
2
Why is Willie upset about Zach's congressional run?
0:37–0:55
3
What makes Jase a better hunter than the Robertsons?
0:55–1:09
4
What is the significance of 1 John and John's life?
1:09–1:36
5
How does fellowship relate to life and faith?
1:36–1:55
6
What does the Bible say about the fellowship of death?
1:55–2:43
7
How does Jase's story illustrate the importance of caution?
2:43–3:06
8
What insights does the episode provide about the nature of Christ?
3:06–55:44
Speakers
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