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Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson’s legacy of faith and storytelling lives on in nearly 800 episodes of unfiltered wisdom, humor, and biblical truth. At Home with Phil Robertson is Phil's enduring reminder that no one is too far gone to turn their life around. There's always hope in Jesus.
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Should Christians still fear death? Phil turns to 2 Corinthians 5 to explain what happens when the body dies, why believers can face death with confidence, and the hope of resurrection and an eternal body. For those who
Why do Christians continue to struggle with sin after believing, repenting, and turning to Jesus? In this episode, Phil responds to a letter from a man battling pornography, anger, shame, and the fear that his continued
At 22 years old, Phil Robertson stumbled into a duck hunting spot he would never forget. More than 50 years later, that moment still shapes the land he builds, the life he lives, and the legacy he leaves behind. Learn mo
Phil turns fresh deer backstrap into a simple country meal, tenderizing, seasoning, breading, and frying the steaks in a black skillet. From the woods to the dinner table, it’s a fresh meal made in about an hour and a ha
Wisdom means little without the discipline to put it into practice. Phil opens the book of Proverbs to show how God’s instruction produces a life marked by good judgment, self-control, fairness, and understanding. Whethe
Phil looks to the river, the Proverbs, and the book of Acts to explain one simple truth: God’s wisdom always proves true. Jesus told His disciples that He would suffer, die, and rise again—and everything happened exactly
The world rewards ruthlessness, wealth, and the willingness to tear others down—but Proverbs reveals a better kind of wisdom. Phil explains why a kind word can lift an anxious heart, why helping the poor matters deeply t
Jesus did not leave his death and resurrection unexplained. He told his disciples what would happen, and then every part of it unfolded exactly as he said. Phil follows the sequence from John the Baptist to the cross, th
There's nothing complicated about homemade rolls when you've learned from the people who made them for years. Miss Kay walks through her longtime recipe step by step, sharing the little techniques and kitchen wisdom that
Man builds like it can last forever. Scripture says otherwise. Phil looks at Nebuchadnezzar, the rise and fall of empires, and the rescue found only in the kingdom that does not collapse. In this episode: Daniel chapter
Everyone lives inside a kingdom. The question isn't whether you belong to one, but whose house you're actually part of. Phil walks through Hebrews to show why Jesus stands above every prophet, every angel, and even Moses
Phil starts with a question that's bigger than Christmas: Where did any of this come from? Before discussing Jesus' birth, he points to something every person already shares—we didn't make ourselves, and we didn't make t
Some questions determine every other question. Where did we come from? Is the world the product of chance, or does it point to design? Phil starts with the natural world and narrows the conversation to a simple question:
America celebrates freedom every Fourth of July. But Phil argues our political freedom didn't begin in 1776—it rests on a deeper freedom that only God provides. Looking at Scripture, the Declaration of Independence, and
Creation, good, and evil are realities every person already recognizes. The question isn't whether they exist, but what explains them. Phil walks through Romans to show why the gospel begins with reality itself, why fait
If you read the book of Acts from beginning to end, one pattern keeps repeating. Phil walks through the conversion accounts and asks a simple question: if the apostles all preached the same gospel, why do people keep res
Has the church made baptism more complicated than Scripture does? Phil opens the Bible from Genesis to the Gospels, tracing where baptism begins, why John the Baptist came first, why Jesus defended John's baptism, and wh
Paul never presents faith and baptism as competing ideas. From the Philippian jailer in Acts 16 to Paul's teaching in Romans 6, this study follows the pattern the apostles preached: belief that responds, baptism that ide
Miss Kay makes her classic chicken and dumplings, homemade biscuits, and green beans while explaining the simple habits and techniques that separate scratch cooking from convenience cooking. From mixing dough by hand to
When our way becomes the standard, life eventually breaks down. Proverbs 16 contrasts human instinct with God's wisdom, showing why righteousness, humility, truth, and trust produce what striving never can. In this episo
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