Hosted by David McIntyre & Phillip Rich · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 20 episodes
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Bible, Bros, & Brew is all about helping you navigate your relationship with God in practical, real-life ways. Hosts David and Phil dig into scripture—'chopping up the word'—and bring it to life with insights you can actually use every day. And while they’re at it, they share their favorite 'brews'—don’t worry, it’s not booze! Just a solid lineup of classic coffees and teas to keep the conversations flowing.
David McIntyre & Phillip Rich hosts Bible, Bros & Brew, a religion show with 20 episodes published.
Going to church means attending a building or event, while being the church means living out your identity as a believer — the body of Christ and the temple of God — every day, in every relationship. Scripture (1 Corinth
A clergy woman claimed that if Jesus were preaching the Sermon on the Mount today, he might also say "blessed are those who end pregnancies." David McIntyre, Phillip Rich, and Jon Dzyuba push back — not with condemnation
Christian artists who build faith-based platforms are held to a higher standard — and Scripture backs that up. This episode of Bible, Bros & Brew digs into why, drawing on Romans 14, First Corinthians 10, Colossians 3, a
When Christian artists publicly deconstruct their faith or reverse the values their music once proclaimed, listeners are left asking a real question: were they ever telling the truth? In this episode of Bible, Bros & Bre
According to the Public Religion Research Institute and Pew Research, the number one reason people leave the church — cited by 51–67% of respondents — is that they simply stopped believing. Hosts David McIntyre and Phill
In this episode of Bible, Bros & Brew, Dave, Phil, and John continue their React series by responding to a WOKE preacher who claims John 14:6 — "I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life" — should be interpreted metaphysical
Theo Vaughn prayed something most Christians are afraid to say out loud — that even as he asked God to help him stop a behavior, he knew part of him was probably going to do it again. He asked God to get into that part o
What does a spiritually mature Christian actually look like? The Bros have spent weeks unpacking the signs of spiritual immaturity — and now they’re flipping the script. In this episode, David, Phil, and Jon dig into one
Let’s be honest — nobody wants to think of themselves as spiritually immature. But what if you’ve been saved for years and you’re still sitting in the same place you started? No growth. No depth. Just… stuck. The writer
Is being an emotional Christian the same thing as being an immature Christian? Sounds like the same thing — but it’s not. In this episode, David, Phil, and Jon break down what spiritual immaturity actually looks like acc
Emotions are a God-given element of the human experience. It's unrealistic to think that you can go through life without feeling anything, but at the same time, being governed by your feelings is a guaranteed recipe for
Feelings are easier than discipline — and that is exactly why so many Christians end up emotionally led instead of Word-led. If your faith rises and falls based on how you feel on any given day, this episode is for you.
Spiritual immaturity is subtle. It does not announce itself. One day you are chasing every new wind of doctrine, falling for signs and wonders, getting moved by whoever speaks with the most confidence — and you do not ev
Feelings are easier than discipline. They always have been. If we are really keeping it real, many of us have built our entire faith life on how we feel on any given day. The problem? Feelings lie. They are fickle, they
Everyone hits a low place eventually. The question is not whether discouragement will come — it is whether you have anything solid to stand on when it does. If you are in that place right now, this conversation is for yo
Complaining might be the most socially acceptable bad habit there is. It feels harmless — just venting, just blowing off steam, just being honest about how hard things are. The problem is that Scripture has a lot to say
It is easy to do. Life gets hard, things do not go the way you planned, and before you know it, you are so locked in on what went wrong that you have completely lost sight of everything that went right. That shift in per
Ever feel a slow burn of anger underneath everything — and you cannot even explain where it is coming from? You are not losing your mind. You are probably dealing with something deeper than anger itself. Many mental heal
You know the feeling. The fire that used to drive you feels more like smoke. You are still showing up, still going through the motions — but something inside has gone quiet. Spiritual exhaustion is real, it is common, an
Has someone in the church hurt you? If you are being honest — really honest — that wound might be quietly reshaping how you see God. It happens more than anyone wants to admit, and it is one of the most dangerous domino
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