Brothers, Brews, and the Bible

Episode 7 starts out with Jarvis and Austin reviewing. the "White Zombie" from Catawba Brewing Co. Getting into the discussion, Austin talks about United Diversity from 1 Corinthians 12:12-18 and how each one of us is uniquely placed for one common purpose, no matter the status. Jarvis then discusses in the second half how discontentment can actually be positive and how it can push you towards your goals in life.

On this new episode of BB&B, Jarvis and Austin review Hop Drop N' Roll from Noda Brewing in Charlotte, NC while discussing the topic of "Loving the Lessons" in life. The lessons we have to learn in this life are hard, so ask the right question in the midst of uncertainty to maximize your growth potential. That question is, "what can I learn from this?" rather than "when can I get out of this?"

Austin and Jarvis head back to Old Mecklenburg Brewery in Charlotte, NC to try their signature "Copper" brew (Thank you Bryan!). Tonight, we discuss the topic of dreams, goals, and giftings and how we can use them to glorify God instead of ourselves. What comes first in your life? Your God, or your goals?

This week we review the "Paradise City" IPA from Birdsong Brewing Company and talk about the "Blessed Roots" in each of our lives. These blessed roots ultimately contribute to who we are as people and the mentality we possess. Are you choosing to see your past as "blessed" or are you allowing the enemy to keep you stuck in an expired mindset?

On this week's episode of BB&B, Jarvis and Austin review The "Mecktoberfest" from The Olde Mecklenberg Brewery in Charlotte, North Carolina. After, they tackle the idea of purpose and how easy it can be to forget what we are actually here on this Earth for. Show your support by following, rating, and sharing the podcast to someone who needs to hear it!

This week's episode starts with our FIRST brew review of Pilot Brewing in Charlotte, NC. As good as the brew was, we then move to touching on the Artistry of Acceptance, which is the beauty of accepting tough times that we all go through and acknowledging the fact that it'll become a beautiful part of our testimony. Acceptance brings strength, perspective, and hope to the good and the bad experiences in our lives.

Jarvis and Austin discuss the "why" behind the Brothers, Brews, and the Bible podcast while sharing some personal struggles as Christian men in a society that mostly discourages men from discussing feelings. There is true power in discussing what goes on in our minds, and they are here to shed light on those truths. They also discuss the power behind being relatable and being real and how combining them together can become a powerful, and freeing, resource for you in your faith.