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This week the brothers are back! We talk about coffee habits, parenting rhythms, Halloween, Christmas tree timing, and living out faith in everyday life. Then we dive deep into the Bible: righteousness, Jesus in the Old Testament, Psalm 19, and how God's law actually revives the soul instead of crushing us.

This week, the guys talk about how God can completely change the desires of your heart. Granger shares a powerful story about legendary Texas A&M broadcaster Dave South and how his prayer to lose passion for sports mirrored Granger’s own story of leaving country music.

Our good friend Aaron opens up about the year his life imploded and how Christ rebuilt what pride and sin tore apart. We talk confession, real repentance, marriage restoration, church family, and the hope that holds when jobs and titles are gone. If you’re hurting or drifting, this one is for you.

This week we break down Jezebel’s shocking article claiming they hired witches on Etsy to curse Charlie Kirk—days before his assassination. We talk about what the piece says, the reality of spiritual warfare from Ephesians 6 and 2 Corinthians 10, and why the Kirk family’s response of peace and forgiveness points us back to Christ. If you’ve felt stirred in this season, open your Bible, get to church, and consider Christ.

Jesus was tempted in every way, yet without sin. We talk about what that means for real life decisions, how to discern a test from a temptation, why prosperity is not always blessing, and why the answer is not “try harder” but “be made new” in Christ.

We catch up on life, talk about the rise of Yee Yee Life and if Earl Dibbles Jr. still has a future, share fishing and tree-planting stories, and dive into a deeper conversation on hope, faith, and the future of the brand. THE SMITHS PODCAST TOUR - https://grangersmith.com/tourMcPherson, Kansas - Sep, 25Ashland, Kentucky - Oct, 1Cumming, Georgia - Oct, 9Franklin, Tennessee - Oct, 21Arlington, Texas - Oct, 28

This week we cover everything from songs that lift your mood, to keeping your own tombstone as a phone background, to how culture shapes worship. We also talk hymns, loud singing in church, and Granger’s upcoming live podcast tour with Amber. Oh, and we tease some new Yee Yee pants.THE SMITHS PODCAST TOUR - https://grangersmith.com/tour

Back from Michigan, the guys talk SEC football, cooler weather, and dive into 1 Peter 4 to unpack spiritual gifts and God’s varied grace. Plus, a powerful reflection on Peter walking on water and what it means to say, “Lord, save me.”

We’ve officially hit 100 episodes of the podcast! In this milestone episode, Parker introduces Zack Latham, the man behind the Yee Life YouTube channel that skyrocketed to 3.5 million subscribers and over 2 billion views in just one year.

In this episode, the guys process the devastating floods that swept through Central Texas, including heartbreaking losses close to home. They reflect on personal stories, the theological implications of natural disasters, and how tragedy points to the urgency of the gospel. This is a raw and sobering conversation about grief, grace, and the hope we hold onto in Christ.

Amber and the boys reflect on the shifting seasons of life—parenting, grief, and growing faith. From childhood memories to spiritual urgency, this episode explores the importance of presence, the power of prayer, and God’s quiet work behind the scenes. Amber also shares a heartfelt update on her upcoming book and what’s next for Arise.

We’re back after a short break. This episode covers rising tensions between Iran and Israel, nuclear threats, and why it all matters. We also talk about flying, dropping stuff from planes, and whether long-form YouTube is worth it.

In this episode, the guys talk about Phil Robertson’s legacy, living boldly for Jesus, and raising kids with purpose. They also share some summer stories and give a sneak peek at the new Yee Yee Apparel Summer Launch. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/emmaus-church-georgetown/id1661559477

We talk Memorial Day, training (and failing) for the Murph, the weight of life and legacy, and the urgency of the gospel, we share some early thoughts on a fall event and live tour. Don’t miss the final day of the Land of the Free Sale

We’re looking back on Yee Yee Fest—what made it special, what we learned, and how we saw God move through it all. Family, community, and a whole lot of lessons for next time. Thanks to everyone who came out and supported us!