237 episodes
Bros Bibles & Beer Andy Jeff Zack
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.8 • 77 Ratings
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Serious conversations on faith and culture while not taking ourselves too seriously, Bros Bibles & Beer is a podcast about life, faith & our favorite beverage - Unpolished and potentially unsafe. Kind of like life. Grace-Peace-Cheers!
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230. The Prince of Peace Will Return To Slaughter Us?!?
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228. Pastor Through DISASTER
Brandon Reed joins us on episode 228 for a thought-provoking conversation on learning to pastor and lead through chaos. Discover how good leaders own failures and give away successes. And what does it even mean to say Jesus Changes Everything? Plus find out why Jesus would be better at ping pong than water polo, what book are we kicking out of the Bible & much more! Note: due to some technical issues there were a couple of short sections where we had to rely on the backup audio. But we avoided disaster and pastored our way straight through it.
Customer Reviews
Looking Good
It’s been a while since I’ve listen to you guys. So, I decided to stop by and see what my acquaintances were up to. I believe I stopped listening right around the “two weeks to stop the spread” time. Episode two-o-nine was the latest episode. Scott is now part of the conversation, wonderful. Andy is a great comedic addition. Jeff is great with his lines and I’m glad I didn’t hear Zack mentioning how he was raised super conservative as if thats a horrible thing to endure. Listening to BBB in the past, most of the time, left me with more questions than answers. I had to do research during or after the episode was over just to get a better understanding on the Bible aspect of the conversation. It would be nice to have more citations from scripture here and there. I enjoyed the “what are you doing/consuming nowadays” portion of the episode. I’ll give BBB another try. Okay bye.
excellent and intimate
I love these men. They have varying opinions about theology, and ask deep questions of each other and guests. By hearing how these men process their faiths, I challenge my faith and question my stances on second-order issues. Thank you for your honesty and encouragement.
Steven Hawkings Black hole
Seriously? Butthole jokes? So immature.
Peter Culp