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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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In this episode of JB's Bible and Bourbon Talk, the guys explore the importance of awakening the nation to Christian values. They emphasize the need for Christians to act in love and truth, share personal testimonies, and encourage community support. The conversation also touches on current events, the role of Christians in society, and the significance of repentance and forgiveness. The episode concludes with a feature pour from Southern Grace Distillery’s with Conviction Founders reserve

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Takeaways:

• Christians need to reawaken their values in society.
• An eight-year-old can inspire a nation to change.
• Love and truth must go hand in hand in our actions.
• Community support is vital for personal growth.
• Repentance and humility are essential for forgiveness.
• We should actively volunteer and give back to our communities.
• The importance of sharing personal testimonies in faith.
• Whiskey tasting can be a joyful experience shared with friends.
• We belong to a higher kingdom, not just a nation.

Pours this episode:

• Eagle Rare Store Pick (JB)
• Whiskey War (Rob)
• Four Roses OHLQ Single Barrel Pick (JB)
• Old Scout Pick (Rob)
• Southern Grace Distillery Founders Reserve - (Featured Pour)

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On todays episode JB and Fancy Rob discuss various topics including their passion for drama, their love for whiskey, and their idea for a breakfast sausage churro. The conversation transitions to a discussion about awakening, with a focus on awakening the city. They explore the importance of seeing the city through the eyes of Jesus, working together in unity, and bringing people to Jesus. To awaken our city, we must see its people through the eyes of Jesus, work together in unity and joy, bring people to Jesus, and realize that this mission requires patience and perseverance. It is worth it to invest in people's lives and love them, even if they don't respond or change. Awakening our city requires patience and perseverance, and we may never be honored in our own city. We must trust Jesus with the results and not rely on our own power. Our ministry and mission field is wherever God has placed us, and we are called to joyfully work and sow the seeds of the gospel. The guys conclude with a controversial feature pour that takes them away from even the podcast name by sharing a Single Malt Scotch with Laphroaig 10-Year.

Takeaways:

• Importance of seeing the city through the eyes of Jesus
• Bringing people to Jesus to awaken our city, we must see its people through the eyes of Jesus and work together in unity and joy.
• Bringing people to Jesus requires patience and perseverance, even if they don't respond or change.
• Our ministry and mission field is wherever God has placed us, and we are called to joyfully work and sow the seeds of the gospel.
• We must trust Jesus with the results and not rely on our own power or abilities.
• Awakening our city may require us to be patient and not seek recognition or honor in our own city.

Pours this episode:

• Spey River Speyside Single Malt Scotch (JB)
• Sling Shot Small Batch (Rob)
• Spey River Speyside Single Malt Scotch - Bourbon Finished (JB)
• Sling Shot Single Barrel (Rob)
• Laphroaig 10-Year (Featured Pour)

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