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JB’s Bible and Bourbon Talk episodes
- Slingshots, Trusting God & a 1 AM Bowl of Cereal // Slingshot Barrel Strength
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In this episode of JB's Bible and Bourbon Talk, JB and Fancy Rob discuss the story of David and Goliath, emphasizing the themes of overcoming trials through faith. They explore the significance of recognizing the enemy, standing firm in the truth, and trusting God for the outcome. The conversation inspires listeners to face their own giants with faith and courage.
The conversation features a tasting and review of the Legends Distillery's Slingshot Barrel-Proof whiskey from Israel. The hosts discuss the unique qualities of the whiskey, its flavor profile, and the distillery's background. They also touch on the shipping experience and customer service. The conversation concludes with a heartfelt message about faith and a call to connect with the hosts.
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Takeaways
- Trusting God for the outcome inspires others to fight their own battles
- Legends Distillery's Slingshot Barrel Proof whiskey is a unique and delightful pour
- The love of God and the grace of Jesus Christ empower us to face our giants
- Legends Distillery's Slingshot Barrel-Proof whiskey offers a unique flavor profile with notes of honey, grain, and cinnamon.
- The hosts emphasize the importance of faith and encourage listeners to connect with them for support and guidance.
- The conversation provides insights into the tasting experience, shipping process, and customer service of Legends Distillery.
- The hosts share their enthusiasm for the whiskey and its connection to biblical references, adding a personal touch to the conversation.
Pours this Episode:
- Echo Spirits Barrel Proof Rye (JB)
- Big Ryebowski (Rob)
- Kings Family Ryeconic Honey Cask (JB/Rob)
- Slingshot Barrel Strength (Featured Pour) )
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41 min - What God Values, Whiskey Mash Ups & Uncrushable Encounters // Carl T Huber's SB Sp Brandy Finished
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In this episode of JB's Bible and Bourbon Talk, JB and Fancy Rob discuss the measure of a person's worth. They emphasize that outward appearances and possessions do not determine a person's value, but rather it is their character and heart that matter. They highlight the importance of having an inward belief in Jesus as Lord and Savior, as this is what truly determines a person's worth. The conversation explores the themes of self-worth, character, and the importance of focusing on what is inside rather than external factors.
For the feature Pour portion of the show JB and Fancy Rob share a pour from Starlight Distillery with Carl T Huber’s single barrel finished in a Spanish brandy cask. They also experiment with mixing the bourbon with other spirits and snacks. And JB’s wife makes her first appearance on the show to her surprise.
Takeaways:
- Outward appearances and possessions do not determine a person's worth
- Character and heart are what truly matter
- Having an inward belief in Jesus as Lord and Savior determines a person's worth
- Focusing on what is inside rather than external factors is important
Pours this Episode:
- Gervasi Maple Cask (JB)
- High West Double Rye, Grape Cask Finished (Rob)
- Bowman Brothers Port Cask Finished (JB)
- Old Grandad 114 (Rob)
- Carl T Huber's Spanish Brandy Finished Single Barrel Pick from Seelbach's (Featured Pour)
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47 min - Storms, Scared Fishermen & a Father Son Legacy // Bookers Rye 2016-LE
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In this episode of JB's Bible and Bourbon, JB and Fancy Rob discuss the importance of being messengers of hope in the storms of life. They emphasize the need to resist negativity, look to Jesus, and trust in Him. They draw inspiration from the stories of Paul in Acts 27-28 and Peter walking on water in Matthew 14. Despite facing impossible situations, both Paul and Peter found hope and strength in Jesus. The key takeaways include the importance of focusing on Jesus, trusting in His promises, and staying the course.
In this conversation, the hosts review and enjoy a limited edition 2016 Bookers Rye whiskey. They discuss the history and unique qualities of the whiskey, including its high proof, distinct nose, and lingering finish. The hosts emphasize the joy and peace they find in their relationship with Jesus and encourage listeners to focus on Him amid life's storms.
Takeaways:
- In the storms of life, we must resist giving into negativity and focus on Jesus for strength and hope
- Surrounding ourselves with positive voices and encouragement can help us maintain a hopeful perspective
- Keeping our eyes on Jesus allows us to walk through the storms with faith and perseverance
- God's promises are true, and we can trust in Him even in the midst of difficult circumstances
- Everyone on the ship in Acts 27 safely made it to shore, reminding us that God is faithful to fulfill His promises. Trusting in Jesus and focusing on Him during difficult times is crucial.
- Jesus fulfills His promises and leads us through storms
- Resisting negativity and looking to Jesus helps us stay the course
- The limited edition 2016 Booker's Rye whiskey has a unique story and exceptional flavor
Pours this Episode:
- Pursuit United Rye
- Rye 3 Store Pick
- Bookers Rye 2016-LE
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53 min - Acting in Change, Clark Kent & An Etch A Sketch // 2XO - Gem of Kentucky Barrel #67
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n this episode of JB's Bible and Bourbon Talk, JB and Fancy Rob dive into a discussion about personal and spiritual growth, focusing on the theme of change. They explore the story of Peter in Acts chapter 10 and how God wanted to bring about change in Peter's life, in the way he viewed others, and through him to the world. They also emphasize the need to let go of past sins and embrace the grace and forgiveness that God offers. The conversation highlights the role of believers as ambassadors of change in the world, sharing the message of hope and reconciliation through Jesus. Overall, the episode encourages listeners to embrace change and allow God to work in and through them. The guys conclude with a review of 2XO Gem Of Kentucky and share their thoughts on its flavor and price point.
Takeaways:
- Change is inevitable and can be difficult, but it is also an opportunity for growth and transformation.
- God wants to bring about change in our lives, in the way we view others, and through us to the world.
- Change often requires us to let go of our comfort zones and embrace new opportunities.
- Our willingness to change can have a positive impact on those around us.
- God's grace is available to everyone, regardless of their background or past sins.
- God wants to bring about change in our lives and transform us from the inside out.
- Change can be difficult, but it is necessary for growth and aligning ourselves with God's will.
- 2XO Gem of Kentucky is a high-quality product, but its price may be a barrier for some.
Pours this Episode:
- 2XO American Oak
- Russels' Reserve 10 Year
- 2XO Gem of Kentucky Barrel #67 (Featured Pour)
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49 min - Acting in Conflict, Ye Olde Shoppe & A Tasty Sugar Slurry // Old Scout Smooth Ambler
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In this episode of JB's Bible and Bourbon Talk, JB and Fancy Rob discuss how Christians should respond to the culture of outrage. They emphasize the importance of responding with grace, peace, and an overwhelming amount of love, even in the face of anger and outrage. They explore the story of Paul's missionary journey to Ephesus in Acts 19, where he faced opposition and outrage from those who were losing money due to the influence of Christianity. The hosts highlight the need for common sense, cool heads, and truth to prevail in resolving conflicts and diffusing outrage. They remind listeners that the gospel is countercultural, and that Christians should respond differently to the outrage of the culture, seeking to bring peace and love to a world easily stirred up into anger. The episode concludes with the feature pour of Old Scout Smooth Ambler store pick.
Takeaways:
- As Christians, we are called to respond to outrage with grace and peace, rather than joining in the anger and outrage of the culture.
- The gospel is countercultural and Christians should respond differently to the outrage of the culture, seeking to bring peace and love.
- Common sense must prevail in responding to outrage, and we should take a step back, listen, and seek to understand the root of the problem before responding.
- Wisdom and common sense are essential in navigating outrage and responding in a way that reflects Christ's love and grace.
- Studying the Bible and seeking wisdom from God is crucial in developing the ability to respond to outrage with grace and peace. Responding to outrage requires common sense, cool heads, and truth.
- Understanding the root of the issue is crucial in responding effectively.
- Jesus is the ultimate source of truth and peace.
- Being a peacemaker means responding to outrage in a biblical fashion.
- Don't judge a liquor store by its appearance; it may have hidden gems.
Pours this Episode:
- Rebel 100
- Drexel Cask Strength Port Finished
- Old Scout Smooth Ambler - (Featured Pour)
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55 min - Confrontation, Order 66 & Casual Friday // 2XO Tribute Blend
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In this episode, JB and Fancy Rob discuss the theme of responding to God's confrontation. They explore the conversion of Saul and the response of Ananias, highlighting the importance of being ready to respond to God's call and living a life that displays the love of Jesus. The conversation emphasizes the need for humility, reverence, and an open heart and mind when faced with God's confrontation. In this conversation, JB and Fancy Rob discuss the concept of reverence for God and how to respond to His calling. They emphasize the importance of understanding God's holiness and submitting to Him in reverence. They also explore the idea of God as a consuming fire and how His consuming fire on Jesus on the cross consumed the guilt of sin. The conversation then shifts to the immediate response of Simon Peter, Andrew, James, and John when Jesus called them to follow Him. They left everything behind without hesitation. The episode concludes with the feature pour of 2XO Tribute Blend as the guys.
Takeaways:
- God will confront us at some point in our Christian life, and we must be ready to respond.
- Responding to God's confrontation requires humility, an open heart and mind, and reverence for God's authority.
- No one is beyond the reach of God's grace, and we should be willing to extend grace to others.
- Living a life that displays the love of Jesus requires stepping out of our comfort zone and being ready to do kingdom work. Reverence for God involves recognizing His holiness and submitting to His authority.
- God's consuming fire on Jesus on the cross consumed the guilt of sin.
- When God confronts us, we should respond with reverence, humility, and a willingness to follow His calling.
- Following Jesus requires an immediate response and a willingness to leave everything behind.
Pours this Episode:
- Whiskey War
- Weller Antique 107
- 2XO - The Tribute Blend (Featured Pour)
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50 min - God’s Power, a Ninja/Were-centaur & Russet Potato Trigger Warnings // 2XO The Innkeepers Blend
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In this episode, JB and Fancy Rob discuss the importance of seeking to glorify God rather than ourselves when acting in God's power. They emphasize the need to tell people about Jesus, celebrate baptism, and lead others in their faith. They also caution against seeking power with the wrong motives and trying to manipulate God for personal gain. Ultimately, they encourage listeners to seek Jesus with their whole hearts and live a life that glorifies His name.
The guys then share the Innkeeper's Blend from the 2XO distillery and review as the feature pour. They delve into the mash bills and aging process of the Innkeeper's Blend, as well as their purchasing and tasting experiences.
Reviewed Message: Acting for God's Power
Takeaways:
- Passion for Jesus and Scripture is essential in the Christian life.
- Acting for God's power means seeking to glorify Him and not ourselves.
- Telling people about Jesus and celebrating baptism are ways to glorify God.
- Leading others in their faith is an important part of the discipleship process.
- Bargaining with God and trying to use good deeds as bargaining chips is a form of self-glorification.
- Using God's power and authority for personal gain is a sin and goes against the purpose of His gifts.
- Seeking power and authority to build our own kingdom and glorify ourselves is contrary to God's plan.
- Salvation and repentance are personal decisions that cannot be inherited or done on behalf of someone else.
Pours this Episode:
- Buffalo Trace
- E.H. Taylor BiB
- 2XO - The Innkeepers Blend (Featured Pour)
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49 min - God’s Power, a Lame Guy & the 1792 Redemption Arch // 1792 Full Proof Spec's Pick
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In episode 58, JB and Fancy Rob discuss the importance of acting in God's power, wanting the best for all people, and proclaiming the gospel with boldness. They guys then pivot to share a pour of 1792 Full Proof pick from Spec’s. Takeaways • Acting in God’s power means recognizing our dependency on Him • Acting in God’s power means desiring the best for others • We should want the very best for all people, which is the good news of Jesus, and be willing to proclaim it boldly. • Sharing the gospel can be as simple as sharing your own story of how Jesus has transformed your life.
Reviewed Message: Acting in God's Power
Takeaways:
- Acting in God’s power means recognizing our dependency on Him
- Acting in God’s power means desiring the best for others
- We should want the very best for all people, which is the good news of Jesus, and be willing to proclaim it boldly.
- Sharing the gospel can be as simple as sharing your own story of how Jesus has transformed your life.
Pours this Episode:
- Jack Daniel's Single Barrel Rye - The Big Ryebowski
- Penelope Barrel Strength
- 1792 Full Proof Spec's Store Pick (Featured Pour)
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49 min - Acting your Faith, Little Debbies Help & Missing the Benchmark // Benchmark Single Barrel
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In episode 58, JB and Fancy Rob continue their message series on the book of Acts, titled 'Acts of God.' They discuss the importance of acting as God's people and how to live out the teachings of Jesus. The focus is on devotion to the church, fellowship, worship, and Jesus. They emphasize the need for authentic fellowship and wholehearted worship in the context of the church.
The episode concludes with a call to live a life transformed by the grace of Jesus. The guys conclude the episode with a review of Benchmark Single Barrel expression from Buffalo Trace and conduct an experiment by adding Little Debbie's chocolate hearts to the bourbon.
Reviewed Message: Acting as God's People
Takeaways:
- Devote yourself to the church and prioritize coming together as the people of God.
- Engage in authentic fellowship, sharing life together and supporting one another.
- Make worship a priority in your life, expressing it in various ways and with a thankful heart.
- Be devoted to Jesus and allow Him to be the center of your life, leading to transformation and growth.
Pours this Episode:
- Buffalo Trace (JB/Rob)
- Russell's Reserve (JB/Rob)
- Benchmark Single Barrel (Featured Pour)
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36 min - Acting on God’s Promises, Not all Pizza is Good & Make Whiskey Not War // Whiskey War
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On episode 57 of JB’s Bible and Bourbon talk, JB & Fancy Rob kick off begin a new series focused on the book of Acts with "Acting on God's promises", focusing on the empowerment of the Holy Spirit. They explore Peter's proclamation on the Day of Pentecost and the importance of repentance and baptism as acts of faith.
Today's feature pour is Whiskey War from High Bank Distillery, their baseline offering with a higher rye mashbill.
Reviewed Message: Acting on God's Promises
Takeaways:
- God promises His Holy Spirit to those who believe and act on His promises
- Repentance and baptism are essential acts of faith and submission to Jesus
- The Holy Spirit convicts us of sin, draws us to righteousness, and guides us in our lives
- Baptism is an outward expression of grace and a proclamation of one's faith in Christ
- Whiskey War is a baseline spirit from High Bank Distillery with a higher rye mash bill
- Approachable and enjoyable at 88 proof, making it a good daily drinker under $40.
Pours this Episode:
- Blantons (JB/Rob)
- Eagle Rare - Stars & Stripes Pick (JB/Rob)
- Whiskey War (Featured Pour)
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About JB’s Bible and Bourbon Talk
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Welcome to JB’s Bible and Bourbon Talk! We are a podcast that loves to talk about Jesus and good whiskey.
In each episode we take a look at the sermons given at our church as well as discuss our thoughts on a specific whiskey. And we have a good time on the way!
So join me (JB) and my good friend Rob as we dig into scripture and share some good pours. Cheers!
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