Faith On Tap

Welcome to part two of "Faith on Tap," where we continue our exploration of thought-provoking topics in the unique setting of local breweries. In this episode, we are joined by Nancy, a retired teacher and devoted grandmother, who delves into the complex nature of hate from a Christian perspective.
Nancy shares her insights on how hate can be both a negative and a positive force, drawing from biblical principles. She explains that while hate is often seen as a negative emotion, it can be constructive when directed towards evil and injustice. The discussion broadens to include perspectives from different generations and beliefs, examining how hate can lead to positive outcomes like social justice, self-awareness, and community building.
As the conversation unfolds, we hear diverse viewpoints from an 18-year-old college student, a millennial believer, and our guest Nancy, a born-again Christian. Each brings a unique lens to the topic, yet all converge on the idea that hate, when understood and managed properly, can be a catalyst for love and positive change.
Join us for this enriching episode as we navigate the fine line between hate and love, and explore how even the most negative emotions can be transformed into forces for good.

Welcome to Faith on Tap, a podcast where we venture into local breweries to discuss thought-provoking topics. In this episode, we dive into the complex question: "Can hate ever be good?"
We kick off with a candid conversation about embarrassing moments in preaching and teaching, setting a light-hearted tone before delving into deeper discussions.
Our first guest, Ethan, a physics student, explores the idea that hate can sometimes spark positive social movements, using the Civil Rights Movement as an example. He also examines the subjective nature of morality and its influence on societal standards.
Next, we hear from Nicole, a mental health counselor and mother of three, host of the podcast Love Yourself Louder who offers a unique perspective on how hate can serve as a gateway to self-awareness and emotional growth. She emphasizes the importance of using hate as a tool for personal development rather than a weapon for division.
Join us for this insightful episode as we navigate the nuances of hate and its potential impacts on both individuals and society.
Stay tuned for part two, where we continue this compelling conversation!