Hosted by Jason · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 10 episodes
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Welcome to "Jesus, Whiskey, and Question Marks" — where pouring a glass is just the beginning! Join us for a laid-back exploration of faith as we ponder the Bible’s greatest mysteries over a smooth whiskey. We’re here to spark conversations, not claim all the answers. In each episode, we take a lighthearted look at how some unknowable aspects of faith have been turned into rigid doctrines, sometimes missing the point of Jesus’ message. Pull up a chair, pour yourself a drink, and let’s dive into some big questions together. It’s all about the journey, the curiosity, and yes, a bit of whiskey-induced wisdom. Cheers to the adventure!
Jason hosts Jesus, Whiskey, And Question Marks, a religion show with 10 episodes published.
Send a text In this (took too long to release) episode, we discuss C.S. Lewis's essay entitled "Miracles" from the collection God in the Dock (link below). Lewis has an eloquent way of discussing how preconceptions tend
Send a text Welcome to season 2 of Jesus, Whiskey, and Question Marks! Have you ever wondered about some of the Spiritual gifts in Scripture and whether they still exist? Apparently, there are those that think that some
Send a text I feel like we are all SICK of elections right now. Why are we so weary? I think we know there is a divide in the nation, and I think most of us - at least - think we know why. Part of the problem is that we
Send a text In this episode I'm joined by the brilliant and beautiful Natasha Cowden. We discuss the importance of the Old Testament to the Christian faith. We discuss how if we don't run from the hard and weird, but do
Send a text As a continuation of the last episode comparing Jesus' words about His return at the end of the age with a Galilean wedding, we talk about Jesus' comments on the signs of the end of the age from Matthew chapt
Send a text There are two concepts that so many Christians get wrong - and that I love to pick on. The Beginning and the End. In this episode, we discuss the End and whether or not we can predict anything about the timin
Send a text In this episode, my good friend Tony LaMouria joins me. We discuss some of our church hurt stories, and get into a bit of the "why" on both sides of the equation. Our hope is to have more conversations like t
Send a text Often, we are hurt by the very church that is supposed to be the earthly representation of the body of Christ. What do we do with that? Why does it happen? In this first part of our first multipart episode, w
Send a text Why do we think that we have control over other people? Have you ever wondered if there was a better way to bring people to Christ than to convince them to pray some prayer? In this episode, we discuss the di
Send a text In the first episode of Jesus, Whiskey, and Question Marks we discuss why I'm even doing this. Where did the name came from. We will talk about the heart of Yahweh for those who are lost. What is the proper r
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Jesus, Whiskey, And Question Marks is hosted by Jason. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 10 episodes.
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