Phil Robertson Says Podcast Ministry is ‘The Lord’s Doing, Not Mine’
By Movieguide® Contributor
DUCK DYNASTY’s Phil Robertson recently shared the powerful impact his UNASHAMED podcast has had on listeners.
“It amazes me how many people show up at our church to get baptized and say it’s because they heard about Jesus on our UNASHAMED podcast,” Robertson wrote in an Instagram post. “That’s the Lord’s doing, not mine. But getting to show you who he is and what he’s done for us is something I don’t take for granted.”
He continued, “I know what it is to go from living like God is dead to believing in the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. I know what it’s like to realize it’s not all hopeless. Turning to Jesus was the best decision I ever made. I want that hope and mercy for every last one of you.”
Robertson then shared that UNASHAMED is in the running for the Podcast of the Year award.
“If it brings the gospel to more people, well then count me in,” he wrote.
Movieguide® previously reported on the many fans that have felt called to be baptized after listening to Robertson’s podcast:
Although DUCK DYNASTY went off the air in 2017, the show’s Phil Robertson still succeeds in reaching a broad audience as host of the “Unashamed” podcast as well as authoring books and hosting television shows that are rooted in Robertson’s faith in God.
In an interview with Billy Hallowell from the “Edifi” podcast, Robertson said that his podcast is fulfilling his goal of reaching people for Christ.
“They’re coming from that podcast… about nine or maybe 10 in the last three days—they’ve come all the way down here,” Robertson said when people started to go to Louisiana to become baptized in person. “And I’ve baptized that whole little crew. Well, it’s that way every day or two. They just keep coming.”
Robertson said that there is no unique strategy for getting people to come to get baptized.
“All we’re doing is we’re reaching out to our neighbor, and we’re telling them to love their God, repent and turn to God, walk like Jesus did,” Robertson said. “Love God and love your neighbor … I do not see the downside to that.”
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