Sep 8, 2026 · 11 min · 5 segments
The world has no shortage of pride, anger, greed, and judgment—but you don’t have to let it change who you are. Phil Robertson looks to the Beatitudes and explains how following Jesus produces a…
Phil RobertsonHost
People will be in later times from when this was written, and now it's 2000 years since this was written.
You say, what's it look like out there on the landscape there, Phil? Terrible times.
You're like, what makes them terrible? People will be lovers of themselves, and lovers of money.
The ones who are doing the persecuting, they are lovers of themselves instead of their neighbor and God.
people proud kingdom people are meek they're abusive they say abusive kingdom people are helpful careful they're disobedient to their parents this is the non-kingdom dwellers They're ungrateful.
Can't be a kingdom lover, can't be a kingdom person unless you're a lover of people, your neighbor, your God.
People will be in later times from when this was written, and now it's 2000 years since this was written.
You say, what's it look like out there on the landscape there, Phil? Terrible times.
You're like, what makes them terrible? People will be lovers of themselves, and lovers of money.
The ones who are doing the persecuting, they are lovers of themselves instead of their neighbor and God.
people proud kingdom people are meek they're abusive they say abusive kingdom people are helpful careful they're disobedient to their parents this is the non-kingdom dwellers They're ungrateful.
Can't be a kingdom lover, can't be a kingdom person unless you're a lover of people, your neighbor, your God.
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