Phil's Secret Bunker, the Duck Dynasty Prayer That Didn't Make the Cut & Jase's Jelly Issue | Ep 90 

I wanted to share part of my story. I am a fellow bearded country boy and a fellow brother in Christ. However in college I struggled with suicide and I survived several attempts. One of the things that has helped with my depression is reading your devotional, watching your shows and enjoying the wholesome Jesus-centered conversation. Thank you!

I love it when Al gets going and laughs so hard he crys!!!!! I love your three personalities together.....it is the best!

I've always been a singer. But when I was in prison, I found a higher love for song, and it brought out the best in so many women! Bible study and songs, we did it from morning til bed, and it was one of the best times of my life. I know that sounds crazy, but it just was.

I love how much Al gets a kick out of Phil!

I've been a terrible sinner all my life. I recently accepted Jesus in my heart, and can't thank you enough for these videos. God Bless you and your family!

"Life isn't worth living without hugging" I'm going to steal that and use it daily

Hey Jase,see if you can get Mia's friend to sing on your podcast! Love to hear it!

“The Jelly Cellar”. 😂😂😂🍇🍓🍊🍐🍑🍏🍎

We shall continue to keep each other in prayer 🙏 blessings God's grace and mercy

Excepting Jesus as my savior 59 year's ago is still the greatest thing that ever happened to me.

When my Grandma and her Sisters were alive, they would get together with the big pot, every year and make jelly. I was little and didn't know better, and would think how nice it would be to have jelly from the store. What I wouldn't give to see them making jelly together, and have some jelly and biscuits.

That prayer before dinner with the whole family together is what got me hooked! I've never seen that on TV before, the first time I saw something I could relate to. I was so glad to see that was on TV. It may have seemed small, but it was big!

I’ve also got a feeling that those who can’t hunt , fish, and process their own foods are soon to be in trouble. Looking around for people who know how to live off the land and live comfortably. Growing up in the mountains and not much money you learn every way to survive. And with God walking with you there’s no worries!! Pandemic or whatever.

I enjoyed Duck Dynasty immensely. In all honesty my favorite part of each episode was the family prayer and dinner at the end. America needs that especially now. It just made you feel hope and goodness.

I love jases stories better than anything ❤️

I married a “yuppie” girl. 😂. I grew up eating homemade jellies and Jams. We have both taken it upon ourselves to learn how to make our own. P.s. I love y’all’s hearts and your mission of spreading Jesus and Love all around. I am thankful for your podcast and absolutely look forward to watching every morning after reading my Bible! It’s a good way to allow Joy into my heart.

You guys have been in my weekly routine during tea or coffee time and I thank you for such a God-glorifying blessing through this podcast. 🙏 God bless from a mom of two in Canada! 🇨🇦

Brothers, I'm almost 75 years old, but I made home-made jelly and preserves for many years. The fruit most available here were Blackberries -- huge and so sweet! I cannot do that stuff any more for medical reasons, and yes, I do miss that stuff!

Jase takes story telling to a whole ‘nother level! I could listen to him all day. He for sure has the best of Phil and Si in him!

I make jelly (preserves) every year!.....strawberry, peach, jalapeno pepper, blackberry (when I can find a place to go pick them), and apple butter in the fall with apples from my nephew's trees.

One that gets me is believers saying the Bible has been rewritten, “messed” with over the years, etc. My response is, so, you believe in a God that is so powerful He created the earth, yet you don’t believe He can keep His Word pure?

I'm laughing so hard Al was cracking me up during the jelly storage!🤣

Can't wait to see you guys in July. God bless. Praying for Miss Kay

Biscuits at every meal 😋👀

we make our own jelly! not always, but whenever we have excess fruits we put it up 💟 🍐

I cannot believe how much I love listening and watching Phil Robinson and anyone else who is part of his most beautiful and precious family I have ever listened to! I have seen every now and then a notification of the wonderful series of "UNASHAMED" , Which I want you to know I'm hooked on! I absolutely 💯 % agree with Phil Robertson and I also think he did an amazingly wonderful job raising all of his children. I have so much respect for him and I want you to know how much you are changing my life. P.S. I have watched All your shows and am so impressed with you and your beautiful family. Thank you. Ginger Lemon

I think all u guys have brilliant minds

I am a blessed man, when I work all evenings with my job, and feel the Lord’s presence while listening to these PODCASTS and Bible teachings. I got a bit tearful tonight about how I am coming up short when not sharing the Word of God! I have excuses for this, but it will change!! Thx brothers 👍

Jase is my favorite....behind Phil that is! Light the way 🕯🙏❤ 😁

Thank you Robertson family for taking the time out of your day to teach us the good news in computer land.

At the 14 minute mark I couldn’t resist pausing to write this: As an Air Force Brat, I have not lived in a country where we did not make jam or jelly. Now, I may not remember the kind we had in Spain, but that was because I was too young, but England and here in the U.S. I grew up with a Mum and British Grandmother who made jam and jelly. My favorite that I remember to this day was my Grans blackberry jam. Oh boy, was that good. My Gran would take me out as a younging to pick blackberries and showed me the joy of eating them right from the vine. She made it so much fun, and I will never forget the twinkle in her eye when she’d bite in to a huge blackberry and pretend we were being sneaky for eating as much of them as we could before sauntering home with our pails full. I was spoiled because as I grew up and moved away from our family home, I could always go back and get a few jars of jam and/or jelly. Sadly, my Mum has passed, and it was so long ago when my Gran did too. Thankfully, we have wild raspberry bushes on our property where I pick the raspberries to make jam. All of our dogs have loved raspberries, and we do what my Gran and I used to do. My daughter is way old enough to learn the process so as of this year she will be making it with me as well. A few years ago my husband had wanted to tear down all of our raspberry bushes, but I wouldn’t let him. We also had the biggest rhubarb bush I had ever seen. It was more than six feet tall. I had always told him to leave it alone, especially when he’s the one who likes rhubarb, not me, but he tore it down. It’s been three years since that day, and it still breaks my heart. I used to enjoy making deserts and rhubarb jam for him. I had even once gotten strawberries and made rhubarb and strawberry jam, I had enjoyed that batch. We have a lot of blueberries growing in the Interior of Alaska, and boy oh boy, that makes fantastic jam. It seems like all of the families around here have their special spot and no one tells anyone where they are. It’s classified, top secret. It’s not hard to figure it out though, there are blueberries growing all over the side of one of our main roads going to nowhere. You can see people picking them all up and down it, you just have to get there first is all. Would I tell anyone which road? Nope. Would I tell anyone where I else I go? Nope. And I don’t even like blueberries, but my family sure do. I really do think it’s more than one percent of our population who makes their own jam or jelly. I can’t think of one family I know who doesn’t where I live, and a lot of my family in Wisconsin still make their own jam or jelly. Now, if you lived in New York or Chicago, that may be a different story, but even then, I’m sure there are families who still know how to make it, not a lot, but a few. I guess when you know something or have been raised a certain way, it’s hard to imagine others not knowing what you do. Be well good people and stay smiling, life is good.

Thank you so much for the biscuits and jelly story. You guys give such joy.

Another great episode, thanks for all you do to share and spread the word!

I'm so happy to have discovered this new platform. God is definitely using your family...For Such A Time As This. Laughter truly is the BEST medicine!

Yes brother Phil we still can here in Texas.

This has been my favorite podcast yet I guess because of all the laughing I just love it.

Homemade Jelly made in my house.

I’ve really enjoyed watching during this difficult time. You are all a beacon of hope and happiness!! 😃

I make strawberry, blackberry, blueberry, muscadine.

That one prayer, at the end of every episode, has forever changed my Aunts life. I thank you all so kindly. From the Ace Basin Creek krew. God bless you all. We adore everything you all have put out, shows, and now this broadcast. I am new to the broad cast. And again. We sincerely thank you all for everything, especially that prayer at the end of every episode.

Good show guys. Made me laugh. Keep up the good work.

Love the show. It's easy on the ears, but hearty for the soul, with or without jelly.

Still making my own even jalapeno.goes great on a sausage biscuit

Love this podcast. I love hearing about your life after Dynasty. Still watch the reruns. Love you guys. Please pray for all of us.

I don't eat biscuits without my homemade muscidine jelly! It's a got to have thing period

Watching from the uk, you are right Jase my family is similar to yours daughter of a preacher and even better daughter of God. My Mother and I watched DD and could tell by that end prayer before meal, and the genuine in pray response of those around the table to Phil's words, you're light from Christ radiated through, we knew you were part of our family. Isn't God awesome, when others try to silence he forges a way through. Love the podcast, God bless from Derbyshire🙏

Jesus is the bread The holy spirit is the jelly Love y'all so much 💞👍🤗

Glad to see that yall are still making people want and to love watching you guys with all the love and laughter you have in your family and just the way you spread that love and happiness to others🙏 god has blessed each and everyone of you guys and I honestly couldn't think of the best way to just say thank you for allowing me and my grandfather to just bond while watching your shows even waaay back to when duck dynasty began. I really do appreciate you guys and I just wish the best for yall❤

U guys bless me so much I mean first off god him self but ur guys podcasts are so entertaining and funny really keeps your mind off stuff

I am from Northern Wisconsin, land of cheese, actually our family ran our dairy farm for 110 years. I make homemade jelly from our grapes, strawberries, wild blackberries, and wild raspberries! Many of us make jelly and jams up North!😊

Amen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sterlington, La

goodness...I'm just finding yalls podcast and after a 2 or 3 episodes all I can think of is I really want to try some of yalls buscuits and jelly

Love these guy’s and the lord my god.

Love the whole family! What do you guys do regularly to strengthen your faith & increase your understanding of the Bible? Do you do a daily devotional or weekly men's group or ? Thanks! God bless all of you.

I appreciate y'all. God bless all of y'all. Thumbs up ~John

I really enjoy these podcasts and am grateful for this family and the work they do. I was raised in the country with gardens, animals, canning and hunting etc. I used to think it was a really a hard life with too much work. Now I am so thankful for it because it was a gift. Now when everything hits the fan, I know I can make it. I went through a lot during the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina but I was able with help from My Lord to provide for my family and feed them along with lots of my neighbors. And I am a jelly maker, thanks to my mama who taught me. God bless this family.

I make blackberry Jelly with the BlackBerry's in my backyard

I make my own jelly!! Ya’ll make me feel so good about that!! Thank you all so much for helping us keep Christ at the forefront of our lives

You’re right Jase, take Jesus out of the church and into the world.

I do!! I Make my own blend that my husband named Cherango! It's a cherry/ mango mix!!! My family loves it! I love you all!!! Praise and all Glory to God!!!

Prayers Mr Robertson and family..jay in UK..

Love how Al laughs at Phil and Jase. Jase was extra talkative this show, he was talking over people over jelly. LOL

I make homemade jam.♥️

I absolutely love the Robertson family...the whole family has helped me not only come to christ but also everyday life... I missed my 1st calling in my early 20s...ifinally came to christ at 53 and so glad to be a brother with my whole Christian family and the Robertsons have helped me so much...I would love to meet them and one day I will... Bless you guys and thank you for all you do...

Theological discussion among the brethren. Nothing like having close brothers!😁

One of my most memorable moments of worshiping through song was on a mission trip to Guatemala, and we were staying at a small seminary type school. And one night after supper we were all gathered and getting to know some of the students who we would be helping go out in to the community with, and a few people started singing “How Great is our God”. It all started acapela and in of course two different languages, amazing just like that! Then a young man from our group chimes in with a guitar and another with a shaker, while two of the local students start drumming on the table!! It was one of those moments Jase was talking about, just so blessed and thankful to have been there to feel the spirit moving!!

I'd like to hear Phil sing a gospel song on the podcast. Even if it's a small part.

Another great podcast before I go to sleep. Thank you, guys. Another one to think about before I sleep. Sleep with the Angels.

Y’all were early today. God Bless. Love from WV ❤️

This is Unashamed with Phil. Love Phil... Let him talk more & finish his point scriptures & stories! He has so much wisdom. Jase your alright u over talk

I love homemade jelly. But never had or heard of sloe jelly..:(

My grandma used to make jelly/jam when I was a kid. I remember to this day (I’ll be 40 this year) how delicious it was!! My grandparents had black berry bushes and we would go there and pick them and my grandmother would let me help her make the jelly & put it in the ball glass jars. She would always send us home with a few jars. They lived in Northern Ca and we lived in Southern Ca (Thank GOD I moved out of Ca 15 years ago!! I love it here in AZ!!) so we only got to visit like once a year during summer and that was one of my absolute favorite things to do with my grandma when we visited them. She passed on from cancer when I was around 10-12 years old, she was in her late 80’s early 90’s. My grandfather lived a few more years but passed on at 99yrs old.

i make jelly every year and can too... skills needed to survive for sure

Thanks so much Robertson’s for the lessons you put out for us to hear. I play guitar and love to sing but am always shy to sing in front of people. Jase’s statement “It’s not about you” really struck me. Thanks for that and I hope to put myself out there and sing in front of people. My son and I started watching Duck Dynasty together and got hooked. We live up in Maine. It’s something we get to share together and have laughs together. It’s something that will always be in mine and his memories. The show has been a gateway to hearing your family’s story and understanding just how important family is. It has also brought my son and I here to this podcast where we both get to hear more about Christianity and the love of God. Im sure it’s not just me and my family, but I’m sure the positivity, faith, love of family and god that your family puts out there truly does have such a positive impact all over the country. Thanks Robertson’s and keep up the great work.👍 Also if you could gave my son Castle a shout out on Unashamed, you have no idea how happy you would make a twelve year old 😃 I’m not sure if you guys read the comments or not.

my wonderful daughter in law makes me pomegranate jelly

I always loved the fact that they kept the prayer at the end of the episodes of your show. It's amazing how easily something like not cussing can just set you apart from everyone, because it is such a common thing.

Miracles are primarily used to glorify God and secondly for the one who is healed

Been living in suburbs since college so no homage jelly in years. Mom and grandma would make homemade jelly from blackberries, cherries, and wild plums. Now I will have to head to parents this summer to pick wild plums, and teach kids about wild plums for jelly. We can pick blackberries around here for jelly. Son 15, and daughter 17 love to deer and duck hunt. They helped me fill the freezer this last year with deer, and helped process them from field to table. BTW, Austin enjoyed meeting Martin at the local academy sports and telling his story of duck hunting in ice water bare foot. Enjoying the podcast. Crazy we’d rather watch this than TV.

We need to get TRUMP listening to this PODCAST....

Love these fine men of God! Always learning something here in Kentucky. Sure appreciate you all! God bless

My family gets together an makes enough jelly for the whole family every year.

Awesome! God be praise! To him all the Glory belong.

Why do the brothers call their dad, "Phil", instead of, "Dad"?

Love you guys! I’ve received many blessings from the podcasts🙏🏻

Al, how can I get one of those shirts?

I still make jelly from the fruit off the land. A precious commodity!

We make jelly here in Michigan. I have a question for the podcast, do you beleive we are close to the end times?

Hello from North Carolina. Love the show, especially how you always give God the glory. Yes, I still make homemade jam (at my house we like it chunky with bits of fruit stirred in, so its jam.) I have a mullberry tree, fig trees so make jam from those. We are near a farm where I pick strawberries and blueberries and make jam from those also. Keep the faith, jam and jelly making is not dead. Please keep praying for our country. Melody B in NC

Good evening! Phil, Jase, and Al, My name is Phil, and my wife ,Penny, has made jelly from almost the first year we were married. Our 'Pantry' or bunker..is full of homemade jelly! Blueberry jam, Apple jelly, Apple pie jam, spiced peach, strawberry rhubarb jam, raspberry jam, blackberry jam, choke cherry jelly. 😊😋I never have a biscuit or homemade toast without jelly! Blessings from the Lord! 🙌🙌

Still make home made jelly every year since I was old enough to learn. (I'm 18 but canning is a biggg thing in my family)

Much love and respect to you and your family!!!

😂 Love your talks. Yes i still make jelly & my hubby makes sourdough breads. A marriage made in heaven.

After my Mother passed away some 41 years ago and we'd gone through the mourning process, it wasn't long before we realized that everything Mom had put up in our basement cellar/pantry was the last of it and would be gone forever in a very short time! We immediately learned to relished every last bit of it! A few years later after mourning the last of the pickled tomatoes, the jellys, beets, ect. we were down to a single jar of Moms famous chili sauce in the pantry, finishing that was almost like we were loosing Mom all over again, and now we were saying our final goodbyes! Life is fleeting, don't waste any opportunity you're given to spend time with your love ones! I truly loved all the wonderful things Mom made for us but I'd give up all the enjoyment I got from that to have one more day with her! You see I was raised Catholic, my Mom was always pretty ill, she died when I was a teenager, at that time I didn't know anything about Jesus gospel, grace or salvation, so I obviously have no idea if my Mother, or for that matter my Dad were saved! It shakes me up to no end imagining heaven without them, please pray for me!

My grandmother used to make blackberry preserves and here in west Texas, it’s an old time thing to pick wild plums in late June or early July and make jelly out of them. It was a lot of work, but when it’s done with family, you don’t even notice. You can’t buy that wild plum taste in the grocery store! I can’t believe that Jase is that rigid. Lol I’ve fallen in love with a Louisiana product, Steen’s Pure Cane Syrup! It real and not a manufactured syrup and goes great with butter on biscuits!

Great show guys. Al, your comment about seeking the faith part out more from your show really hit home, apart from the funny side of the show the faith element was one of the biggest draws for me. I listen to your shows a lot travelling up and down the UK and now when I’m at home with the quarantine. You guys are part of the reason why I turned back to God. God bless you guys 💙 (please tell Phil about this message on the black box)

Hey Phil I've been making homemade jelly only last 3 years. Most my neighbors are elderly so I decided to teach myself via u utube how to make jelly. I wanted to have them have a great taste from the past. It takes hours but worth every smile I get

I would love to attend yalls church one time. This is the only podcast I listen too now. I just cant get enough.

If there is anything this stupid virus has given me it is finding you all! God has led me to your Unashamed podcast at just the perfect time. Because of the quarantine I have the time to go back and watch all the older ones. And I just love you guys! Now you all are the first video I search for every day and I get so excited when I see a new one. You all remind me of the guys I grew up with all my life when I was living in West Virginia. Now I am in Mississippi right near you all. And I find you all extremely valuable in my bible study. I have started my own weekly online study using zoom and lots of times pick up a relevant bit of information from your podcast just at the time I need it! I love to teach the Word of God and have been doing it the last 40 years or so. This stupid virus has taught me how to communicate with my brothers and sisters in Christ in just a different way. See what the enemy means for evil, God makes into good! And you all are part of my newest "good!" Praise God in ALL things so thank You Heavenly Father for this quarantine! Love you and keep those videos coming!

I Love to sing Baptist hymns that praise God and Jesus. Im nit much of a singer, but it really lifts my spirits !