Ep 992 | Jase Opens Up About Being a Mean Kid (It Was All Willie’s Fault) & Zach’s New Podcast
Unashamed with the Robertson Family
Key Insights
Why did Jase claim Willie was responsible for his 'mean' childhood behavior?
Jase argued that their tough upbringing with few rules led to natural conflicts, and he only earned the 'mean' title by coming out on top in fights. He attributed his behavior to the environment rather than personal malice.
What did Jase reveal about his childhood relationship with Willie?
Jase mentioned that Willie often made fun of others, which he didn't like. This led to Jase attacking Willie for his behavior, though he acknowledged that they all laugh at themselves now.
What new podcast is Zach launching and what is its focus?
Zach is launching a podcast called 'Not Yet Now,' which focuses on life in the kingdom of God, exploring both the present and future aspects of living in Christ.
How did Jase describe his experience going trick-or-treating after 45 years?
Jase described his trick-or-treating experience as a positive one, where he met neighbors and enjoyed the community aspect of the event, despite initially feeling like a getaway driver in a bank robbery.
What significant event did Al witness involving young preachers?
Al witnessed two young preachers delivering a powerful sermon he authored decades ago, which he found inspiring as it showed the legacy of his ministry being carried forward.
What did Zach find shocking about the pinata at his Halloween event?
Zach was shocked to find that the pinata contained bottles of liquor and condoms, which he found inappropriate for a children's event.
How does Zach describe the tension between the present kingdom and the future kingdom in his podcast?
Zach explains that focusing solely on either the present or future kingdom misses the point; the tension lies in recognizing both the kingdom that is here and the one that is to come, with Jesus at the center of both.
Chapters
- Jase attributes his childhood behavior to the tough environment and lack of rules.
- He introduces the concept of the scapegoat mechanism by Rene Girard.
- Jase and his siblings had to resolve conflicts among themselves.
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