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Two Beers and a Bible is a Christian podcast with unscripted conversations about faith, culture, trading, family, and real life. Each week, we tackle hard questions about Christianity.
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The Devil Loves the Comment Section (opens the original)
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Why do comment sections seem to bring out the absolute worst in people?Mike and Fred return to Two Beers and a Bible to review Blue Moon Non-Alcoholic Belgian White, but the conversation quickly turns into something much bigger: why social media seems engineered to keep us angry, divided, and distracted from what actually matters.Fred opens up about almost walking away from the podcast after feeling distant from God, while Mike shares why outrage has become one of Satan's most effective tools. T
Is the News Keeping You Angry? We Talk About Christianity, Cheladas & Culture Wars (opens the original)
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Mike and Neal review Go Brewing's non-alcoholic Chelada while diving into politics, media, parenting, church, and why modern news often feels more like entertainment than information. They also discuss raising kids, The Ridge Church, GodlyScore's global reach, and today's culture wars.00:34 News as Entertainment00:52 Meet Neal at Two Beers02:00 Moving to Magnolia02:50 Boating Lake Conroe03:24 Fishing Trips and Tournaments04:19 Tasting the Chelada06:06 Christians and Drinking Debate07:37 Jesus Tu
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