Living for Christ, Preparedness, Discipline & All Out Living | Jason Riley (All Out Adventures)EP 24

Описание: In this powerful and wide-ranging episode of the Rebel Yankee Podcast, host Jam Bacchus sits down with Jason Riley, founder of All Out Adventures, to unpack what it truly means to live all out—for Christ, for discipline, for preparedness, and for purpose.

This conversation goes far beyond hunting, gear, or lifestyle—it dives straight into the heart of spiritual discipline, eternal preparedness, and what it looks like to live a life that actually reflects your faith, not just talks about it.

Jason opens up about the struggle of walking with Christ in a world driven by social media clout, image, and validation—and how hard it can be to stay authentic without becoming either watered-down or overly performative. Jam shares personal stories about learning discipline the hard way, dating differently, and what it means to truly die to self, referencing Galatians 2:20: “It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me.”

From there, the conversation shifts into a deep and practical discussion on preparedness—not just in the physical sense, but in the eternal one.

They cover:

Why people prepare intensely for hunting, fitness, finances, and emergencies—but ignore their soul

What Scripture actually says about preparedness (Proverbs, Genesis, Luke, Galatians)

The difference between minimalism and discipline

Why you don’t “accidentally” become spiritually strong

The role of suffering, discipline, and repetition in shaping character

Why salvation is not a one-time checkbox, but a daily transformation

Jason shares the story of how All Out Adventures began—from a dream of a TV show to building real-world hunting experiences in Colorado and Texas. They discuss upland bird hunting, hog ranching, dog training, and what it really means to provide food for your family with your own hands.

This episode also dives into ethical hunting, long-range shooting, and responsibility. Jam shares deeply personal stories about discipline, mistakes, and the lessons that shaped his philosophy on hunting, data, preparation, and stewardship.

In one of the most impactful segments, Jam and Jason discuss avoidance—a principle Jam teaches in his self-defense classes. They break down why the best fight is the one you never enter, how ego gets people killed, and why situational awareness is more important than bravado.

They also touch on:

Why protests rarely change minds

Why compliance in dangerous situations can save lives

The danger of performative outrage

What real courage actually looks like

How discipline in small things creates strength in big ones

This is not a feel-good episode. It’s a real one.

It’s about responsibility.
It’s about obedience.
It’s about discipline.
It’s about dying to self.
It’s about living prepared—now and forever.

If you’re tired of shallow faith, fake motivation, and empty masculinity, this episode is for you.

God 1st. Guts & Guns. Always.

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