Ep 998 | The Supreme Court Loophole That Allows Jesus Back in Schools TODAY!
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What is the Supreme Court loophole allowing Jesus back in schools?
I am unashamed. What about you? Welcome back to Unashamed. Welcome back. You sound like you're in a tunnel, Al. I apologize right off the bat. We have literally had duct tape and bailing wire to get me on air today coming from the Southern Lair. My computer is having to update something. Maddie's having to talk me through it. Lisa's here. It's just a disaster. But we're here. We're going to do our best to try to get you unashamed today. Zach, are you with us? Can I hear you?
I'm here. I'm here, ready to go. Jace seems like he's comfortable.
I'm as comfortable as I've ever been. I actually took a siesta before we began.
I had a long weekend. So did I. Where did you go, Jace?
You know what? I had an event in my hometown, or right next to it. We technically live in West Monroe.
It showed up on my Instagram feed as a promotion, so I was going to come, but it was an 11-hour drive, so I couldn't make it.
You had a promotion show up on your Instagram feed? I don't know what all that means, but here's what I did. I went to ULM Friday night, and I actually spoke to the football team.
And they won.
Wrong. They lost. Oh, sorry. So for the next day.
I was trying. Nobody would have ever known, Jeff, except our local.
Well, but for the next day, I was the honorary captain, which I didn't know what that meant. And so I get into the locker room because it was 11 a.m. kickoff time. And I heard the two-minute speech before we ran out into the tunnel. It was the most intense speech I've ever heard. I literally was looking around for some pads in that moment.
You were ready to go?
Let's go. Yeah. So it wasn't because they didn't have an intense speech before they ran out. Because I'm going to tell you, think gladiator, not gladiator, braveheart. Yeah. When we're fixed, yeah, it was one of those, we're going to war every snap, leave nothing behind.
I mean, wow.
You need to talk to your buddy you just baptized and see if you can't get a. maybe in a couple plays for the 49ers. You're getting into the football game now, Jace.
You know what? I actually talk to him. I've talked to him every day since his born-again experience, and it's been fascinating. 99% of it has been fascinating. Now I'm reading over here in this, what does this mean? I mean, I've just had questions fired at me, which has been good. But yesterday was, which I don't know when this will be out, but yesterday was Sunday for us. And it's the first time I didn't talk to him because he was actually playing football. And so after the game, I was like, what a game. It's the most I've ever watched the offensive line in my life. And it was really interesting. And he immediately, he was like, hey, win or lose, give glory to God. I mean, he's fired up. So then Saturday, so look, we do the speech, we go out there. I did my job.
I had to flip the coin. You know, I'm out there, the team, you know, they have the captains. I'm yakking it up with the referees, the umpires. I mean, this is after the Star Spangled Banner. I mean, it was just, you got to remember something. It is raining sideways. I mean, I don't mean just raining. It is pouring. So I had full slicker topped about them.
Camo? Of course, Al. Okay. Just want to make sure.
Look, I'm going around on the sidelines. I mean, this is duck weather. We're hunting. I mean, I'm just grunting. So I flipped the coin. The opposing team called it tails, and it was heads. And for some reason, I went, yes, I did my job. I mean, I come to the sideline and was like, I did my job. Let's go. And so then the head coach says, you stay here. Get behind the white line, but you can stay here. Because usually when you're a guest, I've gone to many LSU games. You don't get within the team behind the white line. You're off to the side behind the white line. And so I was like, all right, I'm not leaving, which turned out to be a really cool experience. And so that's where I watched the game from.
You're in the bowels of the defense comes off. They sit on the bench. Of course, they had tents because it was raining so hard. So you look up and the next thing you know, because it's raining sideways and we're down 28-0 at the half. And it doesn't seem like we're down 28-0. It was one of them games where it's raining so bad, just things happen. You know, we fumbled the ball.
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Chapters
4 chapters
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What is the Supreme Court loophole allowing Jesus back in schools?
0:01–8:14
2
How can Bible education be provided in public schools?
8:14–10:20
3
What are the consequences of removing Christian values from schools?
10:20–17:03
4
How does Jase connect football and faith in his speeches?
17:03–49:07
Speakers
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