At Home with Phil Robertson

Phil opens James and shows how believers should respond under pressure. In a world full of panic, anger, noise, and moral confusion, the answer is not outrage but wisdom: be quick to listen, slow to speak, slow to become angry, and let real faith show up in what you do for others. In this episode: James 1. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jesus gives peace that this world cannot give. When you enter God’s rest through Christ, fear loses its grip because your life is secure in Him. This episode, Phil explains why real peace is not found in the world, in your circumstances, or in your own strength, but in the finished work of Jesus. In this episode: Hebrews 4, Hebrews 1, Genesis 1 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/...

Phil begins with a picture of a home marked by love, prayer, gratitude, and the fruit of the Spirit—then shows why that kind of home matters in a world that does not welcome the truth. As sheep among wolves, believers need homes shaped by peace, godliness, and the gospel if they are going to stand firm in a hostile world. In this episode: Matthew 10, Matthew 13, Matthew 16, 1 Peter 5. Learn more a...

When fear spreads and the culture gets louder, Christians cannot afford to be spiritually unsteady. Phil walks through Ephesians 6 and what it means to stand firm, stay alert, and remain faithful without giving way to fear. In this episode: Ephesians 6:10–20. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Phil walks through Titus and shows why a culture falls apart when people claim to know God but live the opposite way. In a book you can read in about 8 minutes, the contrast is clear: corrupted minds, empty religion, and public disorder on one side—humility, obedience, self-control, and a people eager to do what is good on the other. In this episode: Titus 1, Titus 2, Titus 3 Lear...

A lot of people are searching for peace, but not all peace is real. Some things can numb you, distract you, or calm you down for a moment, but they cannot deal with sin, death, or the soul. In this episode, Phil explains why false peace never lasts — and why only Jesus can give what lasts. In this episode: Revelation 22 verses 12 through 13 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adch...

A lot of people say they believe in Jesus, but pressure has a way of exposing what we’re actually willing to say out loud. Phil walks through Ephesians 5 and 2 Timothy to show that Christians were never called to live in fear, stay quiet, or shrink back in shame, but to endure hardship and keep speaking the truth about Jesus. In this episode: Ephesians 5 verses 8–14; 2 Timothy 1 verses 7–18; 2 Tim...

Phil starts with an unexpected point: he and a group of highly intelligent, science-minded men ended up agreeing on one of the biggest questions there is. From there, he follows that thread into a deeper conversation about creation, truth, and what happens to a culture when it loses sight of its Creator. In this episode: Romans 1 verses 18–32; Psalm 14 verse 1. Learn more about your ad choices. Vi...

A small number of people can do a lot of damage when everyone else stands back and watches. Phil argues that America’s crisis is not just wickedness in the streets, but spiritual passivity in the people who know better. The call is to defend the gospel, live worthy of it, and speak with courage instead of fear. In this episode: Philippians 1 verses 3–5, 12–18, 27; Philippians 4 verse 8. Learn more...

Phil starts with a simple observation: people fail, systems fail, and public certainty fails with them. The deeper problem is not that men are flawed. It is that we keep trusting them in places they were never meant to hold. In Job, the dividing line becomes clear. A man can lose nearly everything and still stand if his trust was never in man to begin with. In this episode: Job 37, Job 38 Learn mo...

Phil Robertson narrows greatness down to one standard. Not talent, status, or influence—but the one man who died, rose again, and still lives. This episode traces why Jesus stands above every other name and why love is not sentimental language, but the clearest measure of what is ultimate. In this episode: 1 Corinthians 13, Acts 26, John chapter 1 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone....

Filmed in 2018 Phil Robertson makes a straightforward historical case for Jesus: the world is still counting time by him. From the meaning of A.D. and B.C. to the rulers of Rome named in Luke 2 and John 1’s declaration that the Word became flesh, Phil argues that Jesus did not arrive as myth or metaphor, but in real human history. This episode traces why history still points to Christ — even befor...

No sin is beyond the reach of God’s mercy. Phil walks through what Scripture says about confession, forgiveness, and why Jesus is the only one who can remove sin. Denial keeps people in darkness, but confession opens the door to cleansing, a changed heart, and a different path forward. Forgiveness is real, and it is offered through Christ. In this episode: First John chapter 1, First John chapter...

America is tearing itself apart, but the deepest divide is not political. Phil lays out the real split between those who reject God and those who know him, then shows why a nation without gratitude to God will keep drifting further into pride, confusion, and conflict. Politics cannot heal that kind of fracture. Only Christ can bring people together. In this episode: Romans chapter 1, First Corinth...

Easter was never meant to be reduced to a date on the calendar or a once-a-year tradition. Phil shows how the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus still shape the world, still define hope, and still call people to remember what God has done. The resurrection is not just part of the story. It is the reason new life is possible, and it is why Easter still matters now. In this episode: Jeremiah c...

Jesus did not only die. He rose again, and the resurrection is the proof of who he is and what he accomplished on the cross. Phil walks through the Lord’s Supper, the new covenant in Jesus’ blood, and the reason Christians still remember the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus. Easter is not empty tradition. It is the declaration that Jesus defeated sin, overcame death, and gave us a living h...

Jesus did not die at random, and Easter is not disconnected from the rest of the story. The cross was set in place long before Jesus arrived, and Passover was pointing to him the whole time. Phil walks through how the lamb in Exodus, the blood on the doorframes, and the words of John the Baptist all lead to Jesus as the Lamb of God. Good Friday and Easter are not hollow traditions. They are the fu...

Phil starts with a simple question: how do you get on the right track and stay there? He argues that the problem is not a lack of information but a lack of love, forgiveness, and obedience to God. In a world full of knowledge, plans, and noise, people are still failing at the most basic command—love God and love each other—and that failure is what turns the world bitter, divided, and hateful. Lear...

Phil walks through what Scripture means when it says this body is only a tent. Physical death is real, but for the one who belongs to Jesus, it is not the end. It is the moment faith becomes sight, the temporary is put aside, and the hope of immortality is no longer distant. This is why death does not erase the believer. It confirms the promise. In this episode: 2 Peter chapter 1, 2 Corinthians ch...

Phil looks at a world running scared and shows what fear reveals when hope is gone. He walks through the panic people live under, the emptiness that comes from missing Jesus, and the questions that keep rising when death gets real. Then he turns to the words of great thinkers to show that wonder, curiosity, and the search for what is beyond this life are not new questions. They are human questions...

esus made his death, burial, and resurrection plain before it happened. The prophets pointed to it, Jesus said it clearly, and the gospel still calls for the same response now: believe him, trust him, repent, confess him as Lord, and obey what he said. In this episode: Matthew 20 verses 17 through 19, Mark 8 verse 31, Mark 10 verses 32 through 34, Luke 18 verse 31, John 12 verses 31 through 33 Lea...

Filmed in June of 2020 Phil lays this out as a direct warning. God does not stay silent about wickedness, judgment, repentance, or the need to turn to Jesus. This episode is about hearing that warning clearly, refusing to treat sin lightly, and remembering that the answer is not political, social, or cosmetic. The answer is spiritual. Christ removes sin, justifies the believer, and gives peace to...

Your years are running out, your sin is not hidden, and physical death is coming. That is the reality Phil lays out here. But that is not the end of the story. Jesus entered death, removed its sting, and made a way out for the people who put their faith in him. This episode is about facing death honestly, numbering your days rightly, and trusting the only one who can get you out of here alive. In...

Phil tells the truth plainly: everything else runs out. What looks like wisdom, freedom, or fulfillment apart from Christ ends in a dead end. Jesus is not one more option to try. He is the only one who gives peace of mind, hope, and the wisdom God had hidden in plain sight from the beginning. In this episode: 1 Corinthians chapter 2, 1 Timothy chapter 3 verse 16 Learn more about your ad choices. V...

Pilate asked the question people are still asking: What is truth? Jesus answered it by pointing to himself. Truth is not private, flexible, or self-made. It conforms to reality, and Christ stands over it without error. Phil Robertson walks through Jesus before Pilate and shows why confused people do not need a new definition of truth. They need to hear the one who came into the world to testify to...