In this episode of "Faith on Tap," we delve into one of life's most profound questions: what happens after we die? Broadcasting from the vibrant atmosphere of Woodbury Brewery, this engaging conversation reflects on how perceptions of death and the afterlife have evolved from the 1950s to 2025. As spiritual beliefs diversify, today's culture often blends comfort and convenience into personal ideologies, steering away from traditional religious doctrines and final judgments.

Through intriguing discussions with locals, topics like reincarnation, reanimation, and the circle of life prevail, highlighting a more individualistic take on existence beyond death. This episode also reflects on the cultural shift in America, where sacred traditions, especially surrounding Sunday worship, have given way to modern-day flexibility, paving the way for new spiritualities.

Join Faith on Tap at Woodbury Brewery Company in an engaging episode where music and life intertwine. This episode explores how music, both secular and sacred, serves as a theme song for different seasons in our lives. Through personal stories and thoughtful discussions, guests share their songs of inspiration and the deep connection music creates in their spiritual journey.

We delve into why some worship songs resonate on a personal level, discussing the balance between self-focus and proclaiming God's goodness. Discover how music reflects God's beauty and impacts our emotional and spiritual well-being.

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Too Good to Not Believe

Will the circle be unbroken GA

Molly Malone

NKotB

Head Full of Doubt

No Hard Feelings

Your Love O Lord 3rd Day

S Taylor The Finish Line

Brain Surgeon says the soul is real

Join us as we dive into the thought-provoking theme of 'Silent Successes Not Spoken.' In this episode, we explore personal achievements that often go unnoticed, understanding how they reflect God's work in our lives and contribute to His kingdom. Our conversations, held at Counterweight Brewery in Cheshire, Connecticut, reveal a spectrum of insights from various participants, highlighting themes of resilience, gratitude, and the nuanced nature of pride.

Join us at the Counterweight Brewery in Cheshire, where it all began for the Faith on Tap podcast, as we hit the milestone of a thousand downloads. Amidst the camaraderie and craft beers, The crew reflects on the nature of dreams. We hear personal stories about dreams given up and dreams that took new forms, from aspiring Olympic skiers to those finding fulfillment in unexpected paths.

We challenge listeners to consider if their prayer life reflects their dreams and how faith influences the pursuit of those aspirations. Together, we ponder if letting go of a dream is ever really a loss, or just a redirection towards a purpose-filled life, guided by faith.

Join us on this November 4th re-release episode of Faith on Tap as we explore the concept of gratitude through a seemingly simple question: “What are you thankful for?” We delve into the depths of this question, uncovering profound stories of friendship, family, and the impact of a beloved community member. Listeners are treated to genuine and raw expressions of thankfulness from individuals from diverse backgrounds, offering a glimpse into the essence of gratitude. This episode promises to evoke warmth and reflection on a virtue that many of us often overlook: gratitude.

Join Mark and the Faith on Tap team in this soul-searching episode as they gather at Brewberry Kitchen and Tap in Middlebury, Connecticut, for an engaging discussion about identity. The hosts embark on a thought-provoking activity to determine the three words that best describe us, challenging listeners to look beyond their flaws and embrace how Jesus sees them. How can we reflect the righteousness of Christ and the Imago Dei, and what do our self-perceptions reveal about our relationship with God?

Engage with their lively interactions as they converse with brewery patrons about their self-identifying words, weaving in elements of humor and insight. From exploring the importance of speaking life over oneself to understanding how introspection shapes our faith journey, this episode invites listeners to reflect on their positive attributes and embrace the God-given perspectives that define us. Don't miss this refreshing blend of faith, self-discovery, and camaraderie!

In this installment, we delve into the age-old debate: Are humans born inherently good, or is goodness a learned behavior at Brewbury Kitchen and Tap in Middlebury, Connecticut?

Join us as our hosts engage locals in candid conversations about the nature of human goodness and explore its roots through a Christian lens. Are people naturally predisposed to be kind, or do life's experiences shape us into who we are?

With insights drawn from biblical scripture and personal anecdotes, we examine the complex interplay between nature and nurture in defining human morality. This episode promises thought-provoking discussions and an insightful look into how faith intersects with everyday life.

Welcome to Faith on Tap, where we blend thoughtful discussions at local breweries. In this episode, we explore the profound question at Newsylum Brewery: What do you hope is true? This query opens doors to conversations on faith, hope, and the human experience. Our guests share their hopes, from a belief in karma to the inherent goodness of people and the desire for happy endings.

Back in the studio, we unpack these answers through a Christian lens, reflecting on God's grace, mercy, and forgiveness. We ponder the impact of hope on our lives and how it shapes our understanding of the divine. Join us in this thoughtful journey as we seek to understand the role of hope in both earthly and spiritual realms.