Faith On Tap

At Clocktown Brewing Company, the hosts and patrons discuss one question: besides biology, what are the differences between males and females? Over drinks they share varied views — from attitude and emotional responses to spiritual roles, worship styles, and the influence of faith on marriage.
The episode captures a mix of personal takes: quick-action versus reflection, complementarian Christian perspectives on leadership and submission, debates about the effects of the Fall, and lighthearted banter about resurrected bodies.

Faith on Tap visits ClockTown Brewing for drinks, food reviews, and a lively "would you rather" debate: would you rather be incredibly brilliant but homely, or incredibly attractive but unintelligent. Hosts, patrons, and special guests (including the host's mom) share personal takes and stories.
The episode explores cultural and faith perspectives on beauty, intelligence, and self-worth, mixing humor, candid opinions, and reflections on how appearance and brains shape relationships and life choices.

In this riveting episode of Faith on Tap, join us as we sit down with Daily Wire writer Pastor Brad Brandon, founder of Across Nigeria, a unique ministry that brings the gospel to Fulani Muslims in northern Nigeria. Pastor Brad shares his incredible journey from a comfortable pastorship in Connecticut to becoming a beacon of hope in one of the world's most perilous regions.
Discover how an unexpected illness became a turning point for Brad, leading him to hear God's voice in a new and profound way. From life-threatening encounters with hostile tribes to establishing Christian schools amidst Muslim communities, Brad's story reveals the miracles and challenges of spreading the message of Christ in a land rife with conflict.
With gripping tales of redemption, faith, and courage, learn about the everyday realities faced by persecuted Christians in Nigeria and how Pastor Brad's ministry is transforming lives by building bridges between religions and bringing education to marginalized communities. This episode is not only a testament to the power of faith but also a call to action for anyone seeking to find their own 'Nigeria'—a place where they can make a difference.

On this episode of Faith on Tap, the hosts record at Witchdoctor Brewery in Southington, CT and ask patrons a simple but powerful question: who in your life deserves a thank you that you never gave?
Guests share brief, heartfelt stories — from a grandfather’s wartime service to a twin sister’s quiet love — as the conversation explores regret, gratitude, and what it means to acknowledge those who shaped us.

This episode features conversations at Witch Doctor Brewery where guests share the moments they'd relive — from engagements and newborn first meetings to childhood Christmas mornings and family game nights.
Speakers reflect on memory, the value of living in the present, faith's role in relationships, and how family traditions shape meaning and joy.

Join the hosts at Newsylum Brewing Company in Newtown, Connecticut, as they dive into insightful conversations about the legacy of parental advice. This episode explores the timeless wisdom imparted by parents and the impact of upbringing on spiritual and moral development. The diverse experiences shared by the guests highlight both godly values and moral teachings passed down through generations.
Explore what it means to grow up with or without Christian influence, and whether having godly parents truly provides a spiritual advantage. Listen as guests reflect on life lessons that have shaped their values, from treating everyone with kindness to appreciating each day as if it's the last.
 

Mark and Liz flips the script and asks patrons at Kinsmen Brewery what single question they would ask God or the universe. From the problem of suffering and the mystery of the Fall to relationship struggles, unanswered prayers, and the search for purpose, hearty and honest conversations unfold.
Guests share personal stories—dementia, cancer, faith wrestlings—and wrestle with theological and scientific tensions, showing how doubt and questioning can deepen, not destroy, spiritual life.

The Faith on Tap crew record at Kinsman Brewery, asking strangers about first impressions — when they’re accurate, when they fail, and what that means for Christian discernment.
Through stories (a surprising fishing tale, classroom friendships, and pastoral expectations) they explore the tension between snap judgments and calling out sin, and how maturity and grace should shape our responses.