Ep 1256 | Mia Gives Jase a Family Wake-Up Call & a Much Needed Reality Check

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What unexpected chaos does Jase face in the morning?

Al Robertson 0:01
I am unashamed. What about you? So welcome back to Unashamed. We've been into this First John study, Jace. Yeah. It's a head scratcher.

How does Mia's late-night behavior prompt a family conversation?

Jase Robertson 0:18
Yeah. And I was just... I was so excited about sharing what I've been studying. But you look at it from my perspective, so my wife's out of town, which my grandson's having his birthday, and so she's representing the family, because it's a long track to where he lives.

What painful lessons does Al reflect on regarding his marriage?

Jase Robertson 0:40
And I thought, well, this is good, because I can study. Not that she's a distraction. She's a welcome distraction. She's my wife. But there's more time to study. Here's what I didn't plan on. About day two or three of her being gone, my daughter comes rolling in. And I thought she was in school. And my daughter, when she comes rolling in, she just has a group of people always with her. She's got an entourage. Entourage at all times.

How do light and darkness relate to personal responsibility?

Jase Robertson 1:14
Now, they were doing some kind of retreat at a camp. They were the leaders, the college age. You know how they do these retreats. And they were doing it for high school age people. And it was like a three or four day event. So all these people have been staying at my house forever.

What does it mean to walk in fellowship instead of hiding in sin?

Jase Robertson 1:33
So multiple Bible studies ensued. You know, they're coming in at late night hours, which I was, you know, that's when I study usually. So I was so excited about this because last night I couldn't even hear myself think. They had a birthday party for one of the... one of their friends it's like a surprise we ate crawfish last night they were all going to going to eat crawfish i mean it's in january i actually thought crawfish season didn't start till february but uh my daughter she loves crawfish so i was like bring me some of those so i ate my first crawfish of the year last night so that's always good
Al Robertson 2:13
Were they big ones?

Why is Jesus described as our defender and mediator?

Al Robertson 2:14
Because usually earlier they're big.
Jase Robertson 2:15
They were big. They were awesome. And I'm still, the heat is still coming out of my pores. These are spicy crawfish. But I will say this, when you duck hunt, you know, almost every day, you get a lot of cuts on your hands.

What insights are shared about living a life by the Spirit?

Jase Robertson 2:32
And no matter what you do. I'll tell you this, if you eat five pounds of crawfish and you peel them and that spice and it gets in those cuts, it's quite the experience. A lot of pain involved. Yeah, yeah. I was on fire last night. You got to have pain to know you're alive, Jason. So anyway, finally I thought, I'm not going to be able to concentrate and study with all this going on. So after they had their party, we ate the crawfish, you know, and it's done got late. I go to my bedroom and do a little study and fall asleep. Well, I woke up this morning and I walked in there and, They had all gone to their caves and just left everything just like it was. I mean, there's cake on the floor.

How does the discussion transition to the next Hebrews topic?

Jase Robertson 3:21
They had multiple desserts. It just is a trash dump. I thought I'd train my daughter. Better than this. But I kind of chuckled, you know, and I thought, these are all Jesus-loving people. But then the catalyst for anger happened when I looked at my two little dogs. Now, people that haven't been in my house, I have a curtain slash bridge. Y'all see where I'm going with this. Because one of my dogs that we inherited from Mrs. Grandma when she died, That dog was spoiled rotten because it was kind of her comfort dog at the last stages of her life. And that dog was with Mrs. Grandma, and he just... pooped wherever he wanted to. He ate off her plate because she wasn't, you know, mentally she wasn't clicking on all circuits.
Jase Robertson 4:21
And so he just got spoiled through offering a service to the grandma. And then I think as a joke, since Missy is not a big animal lover, she basically sends the dog to us through her will, which everybody got a chuckle out of that. So it's been my job the last four or five years to try to train this dog. We do not poop or pee in the house where we live. And I'm making some spiritual connections here. So I got the two dogs a little doggy door. It's the portal. You see where I'm going with this? From the house to the wilderness. The things that are undesirable belong in the wilderness. We're getting into 1 John 1.

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