Ep 1244 | The Robertsons Explore How Lust Turns People Into Collateral Damage
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What are the consequences of objectifying women?
I am unashamed. What about you?
Welcome back to the Unashamed for Hillsdale Friday episode. We got the crew back together again.
Hey, let me tell you something, Zach. These two, we talked about this on the regular Unashamed. I heard about a big duck hunt that y'all went on.
How does lust distort personal responsibility?
We did, yeah. And Sadie participated in.
And by big duck hunt, you mean a large group of people. There was no ducks. There were no... The shotguns were not fired. Emphasis on the hunting, less on the ducks. The only action was bolting the gun and then taking the shells out of the gun.
Did you get the full safety briefing before?
What harsh judgment does David pronounce on himself?
We did, yeah. Jace gave us the full safety briefing. Stone did not really say anything, and then Jace prayed, and then... We saw some wood ducks, got excited.
And Jay never said another word, dude. I don't think Jay said anything else. Well, me and Jay were talking on our side of the line.
It was like a 20-foot blind, so you felt like you were so far away from the people on the other end. Yeah. It was Sadie's first duck hunt on Phil's land. And my brother and sister-in-law were driving through town, and whenever they usually come in town for Christmas, Chance will ask me to take him duck hunting.
What does true repentance look like in the context of sin?
So I was going to take him hunting, and I texted Jay. And then my sister-in-law was like, would it be kind of – I've never been. And then Sadie was like, well, I've never been. So then it was a whole thing. Then it became a girl. Then it became that, yeah.
Yeah.
And then John Luke wanted to tag along. So we had a great time. It was awesome.
How can personal failure point to hope in Jesus?
Yeah, we heard it turned into quite the Bible study. It was an epic Bible study. Yeah, we were talking about chickens and dinosaurs and Jesus. And there's Genesis. Back on the chicken. Don't bring that up on this podcast. Back to the red fowl.
What are the long-term consequences of sin in relationships?
It was great. Has y'all ever heard the red fowl story before? No. Jace is fascinating.
You got to keep in mind, everything that you ever hear Jace say, we've already heard it five times. Well, it's funny.
What lessons can we learn from David's story about sin and redemption?
Oh, I said about halfway through, I said, we should have just recorded it and released it as an Unashamed Word That's Good podcast. It was just Sadie and Jay's talking about different things, her asking him questions. It actually, since we weren't killing ducks, we needed kind of like something, you know. And Jay goes, Jay said, hey, I was thinking we need a little something to film. Yeah. Jace, what was that you were telling me about the chicken and the egg? Oh, boy. And then Jay just turns around, and that was the rest of the hunt.
Jay, playing the role of Al, sets Jace up to talk for 30 minutes.
That's what the Unashamed podcast is. Zach, that's why we love the Hillsdale podcast, is you and I actually get a chance to talk a little bit on this podcast.
It is nice, but I'm not going to be hard on Jace, because I will tell you, like, he literally, you just... I mean, if you're – because sometimes, you know, we talk a lot. We're doing this five hours a week. And so you think, man, how do you all come up with all that content? I'm like, well, we don't. I mean, it's mainly Jace, but me and Al could just prompt him. And Phil was kind of like that too. Yeah, that was like that. And then they just – they go, and our role is just kind of keep it – That's a country music song. Just keep it between the lines.
That's what me and Al are trying to do. It really is amazing how he can talk like that. And it's interesting.
Well, he's a lot like my grandpa was. He either said nothing. It was just sitting there, and everybody was like, what's wrong with him? That's what my grandpa's dad said. Or he would not shut up. That's like Willie, though.
Yeah. It's like he'll be on the couch, and sometimes you'll walk in, and he'll act like he's never seen you in his life. Or sometimes you'll walk in, and you're like best friends. There's really no in-between. It's either like a head nod, or it's like, hey, come sit down, and let's talk about it. something for two hours. That's right. It's hilarious.
Yeah, exactly. It's a thing, and they're both like that, which is interesting.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What are the consequences of objectifying women?
0:01–0:25
2
How does lust distort personal responsibility?
0:25–0:45
3
What harsh judgment does David pronounce on himself?
0:45–1:18
4
What does true repentance look like in the context of sin?
1:18–1:34
5
How can personal failure point to hope in Jesus?
1:34–1:49
6
What are the long-term consequences of sin in relationships?
1:49–2:03
7
What lessons can we learn from David's story about sin and redemption?
2:03–49:31
Speakers
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