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What it is to Know God...and the James Bean Porter
In Episode 6 of Doctrines of Grains, we delve into Book 1, Chapter 2 of Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion, where Calvin explores the essence of truly knowing God and its profound impact on our lives. We discuss how this knowledge fosters genuine reverence and guides authentic worship.
We'll also discuss the Bud Light Controversy - and the many tiny compromises it took us to get here.
Additionally, we review the James Bean Vanilla Oatmeal Porter from James River Brewery in Scottsville, Virginia. This 6.9% ABV porter combines toasted malts with vanilla and oatmeal, offering a unique tasting experience.
Listen & Subscribe: thebattleandthebride.com
Follow us for more: @DoctrinesOfGrains on YT; @doctrines0fgrains on IG; @DoctrinesGrains on X | #Theology #Reformed #CraftBeer
Share your thoughts in the comments! How do you perceive the connection between knowing God and personal reverence? Have you tried the James Bean Porter? Let us know your experience!
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By Seth Dean and CG BilliotIn Episode 6 of Doctrines of Grains, we delve into Book 1, Chapter 2 of Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion, where Calvin explores the essence of truly knowing God and its profound impact on our lives. We discuss how this knowledge fosters genuine reverence and guides authentic worship.
We'll also discuss the Bud Light Controversy - and the many tiny compromises it took us to get here.
Additionally, we review the James Bean Vanilla Oatmeal Porter from James River Brewery in Scottsville, Virginia. This 6.9% ABV porter combines toasted malts with vanilla and oatmeal, offering a unique tasting experience.
Listen & Subscribe: thebattleandthebride.com
Follow us for more: @DoctrinesOfGrains on YT; @doctrines0fgrains on IG; @DoctrinesGrains on X | #Theology #Reformed #CraftBeer
Share your thoughts in the comments! How do you perceive the connection between knowing God and personal reverence? Have you tried the James Bean Porter? Let us know your experience!