Starting a Marathon, Beard-Vision & the Lighter Side of Whiskey // Kings Family Light Whiskey
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Starting a Marathon, Beard-Vision & the Lighter Side of Whiskey // Kings Family Light Whiskey
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In this episode of JB's Bible and Bourbon Talk, hosts JB and Fancy Rob explore the importance of encouragement, community, and learning from the experiences of others. They introduce a new series called 'Marathon,' focusing on perseverance in faith, drawing insights from the book of Hebrews. The conversation emphasizes the significance of surrounding oneself with encouraging witnesses, learning from their examples, and ultimately pointing others to Jesus. The episode concludes with a feature pour of Kings Family Light Whiskey Single Barrel.
Takeaways:
- Jesus is the central figure in our lives
- Encouragement from others is vital during tough times
- We should actively seek to encourage one another daily
- Learning from the past helps us grow in faith
- Surrounding ourselves with holy examples is important
- Discipleship relationships are crucial for spiritual growth
- We are called to point others to Jesus
- Every Christian has a role in sharing the good news
Pours this episode:
- High West Double Rye (JB)
- Monkey Shoulder (Rob)
- Calumet Farm 15 (JB)
- Flying Ace Bourbon (Rob)
- Kings Family Light Whiskey Single Barrel (Featured Pour)
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