The Robertsons are unashamed of their Christian faith and want to share the Gospel with everyone, from new believers to longtime followers of Jesus. Phil, Al, Jase, Zach, and their special guests go beyond the four walls of the church to share God's Word and study the Bible with you. Pour a glass of tea, and experience fun and inspiring stories of faith and family, straight from West Monroe, Louisiana.
In this 57-minute episode of Unashamed, Jase and Missy Robertson reflect on their daughter Mia's medical journey, specifically her 16 surgeries and the emotional and practical lessons learned along the way. The episode centers on Mia Moo Fun Day, an annual event the family hosts, which this year welcomed 36 families.…
Worth it if you're invested in the Robertson family's story, interested in medical advocacy for children, or seeking inspirational narratives about perseverance through hardship.
In this 55-minute episode, Jase Robertson, Al Robertson, and Zach Robertson discuss the Cornell 7 case—a high-profile legal matter that has become polarized along political and media lines. Rather than taking sides in the partisan debate, the hosts argue that both left and right are missing the underlying issue: a…
Worth it if you're a conservative Christian listener seeking biblical perspective on cultural decline and masculinity, and already aligned with the Robertson family's worldview.
Episode 1435 of Unashamed features guests Chrys Howard and Shellie Rushing Tomlinson, hosts of the new eKKL podcast "Rocking It," joining Jase Robertson and Al for a wide-ranging conversation. The episode opens with personal stories about Robertson family dynamics, including Jase's reflections on working for his…
Worth it if you enjoy Robertson family storytelling and are interested in personal testimonies about prayer and healing within a charismatic Christian framework.
Uncle Si Robertson joins Jase, Al, and Lisa for a wide-ranging discussion anchored by biblical teaching from James and 1 Kings. The episode opens with Si's characteristic humor and personal anecdotes—including an airport incident and reflections on his lifelong avoidance of doctors despite medical scares. The hosts…
Worth it if you enjoy the Robertson family's conversational style, appreciate biblical teaching grounded in personal narrative, or find comfort in discussions of faith during hardship.
