Beers & Bible Podcast

Beers & Bible Podcast

Crushin' Brews and Flippin' Pews. We like beer and we take the Word of God seriously. Join us each week as we walk through a book of the Bible verse by verse to apply it to our daily lives. If you enjoy what you hear on Beers & Bible, please consider leaving a 5-star rating and review on your podcast platform to help us promote this podcast.

  1. Sep 18

    307 - Peace, Love, Hippieweizen, Honey Orange Tripel, Taming the Tongue

    aming the Tongue | James 3 James tells us that something as small as the tongue can steer a life like a rudder steers a ship—and can set a forest ablaze like a single spark. 🔥 This week we take James 3 into two places where controlling our words can be especially difficult: social media and political conversation. 📱 Social MediaThe ability to immediately post, share, comment, and react doesn’t mean wisdom requires us to do it. We discuss our responsibility for the words we put online, the enormous reach those words can have, and why Christians should sometimes be slower to speak than the culture around us. 🗳️ Political SpeechPolitical disagreement can quickly turn into contempt. James reminds us that the same tongue we use to praise God can be used to curse people who are made in His image. We talk about how Christians can hold strong convictions, call wrong things wrong, and still refuse to dehumanize the people with whom we disagree. James ultimately pushes the conversation deeper than simply, “Watch what you say.” Our words reveal what is happening in our hearts and what kind of wisdom is governing us. Before we speak, post, share, or argue, James gives us some important questions: 👉 Should I say it?👉 What will these words do?👉 What do these words reveal about my heart?👉 Do they display the wisdom from above—peaceable, gentle, merciful, and sincere? 🍺 Beer Reviews Anthony: Peace, Love, Hippieweizen — Goat Island Brewing⭐ 3 Luthers Michael: Honey Orange Tripel — New Belgium Brewing⭐ 3 Luthers 🎧 Grab a beer, open James 3, and join us for a conversation about taming the tongue in an increasingly loud world.

  2. Aug 21

    304 - Diagonal Cut, Taco Tuesday, Romans 15:1-16

    🍻📖 Episode 304 — Romans 15:1–16 This week on Beers & Bible, we continue through Romans 15 and look at what Christian maturity really looks like when it moves beyond ourselves. Paul tells the strong to bear with the weaknesses of others instead of simply pleasing themselves. Christian freedom isn’t just about asking, “Am I allowed to do this?” Love asks a better question: “Will this build up my brother or sister?” And Paul points us straight to Jesus: “For Christ did not please himself.” ✝️ We also dig into why Scripture is so important for the Christian life. God’s Word was given for our instruction so that through endurance and encouragement we might have hope. Then Paul turns that hope outward, calling believers to welcome one another just as Christ welcomed us—different backgrounds, different preferences, but one people united in Christ. Finally, we look at Paul’s view of ministry. Faithful ministry isn’t about building a platform, entertaining a crowd, or sharing personal opinions. It’s about faithfully proclaiming God’s Word—and recognizing that the opportunity to serve Christ is itself a gift of grace. 🍺 BEER REVIEWS Anthony: Taco Tuesday — Monday Night Brewing⭐ 4 / 5 Luthers Michael: Diagonal Cut — Magnanimous Brewing⭐ 5 / 5 Luthers 🙏 Bear with the weak.❤️ Put others before yourself.📖 Find endurance and hope in Scripture.🤝 Welcome one another as Christ welcomed you.✝️ Keep Christ at the center. #BeersAndBible #Romans15 #BibleStudy #ChristianLiving #CraftBeer

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Crushin' Brews and Flippin' Pews. We like beer and we take the Word of God seriously. Join us each week as we walk through a book of the Bible verse by verse to apply it to our daily lives. If you enjoy what you hear on Beers & Bible, please consider leaving a 5-star rating and review on your podcast platform to help us promote this podcast.

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