Is drinking alcohol a sin or a misunderstood part of biblical faith?
For generations, Christians, especially within the Baptist tradition, have struggled with one of the most debated questions in modern faith: what does the Bible truly say about alcohol?
In Faith and Fermentation, Gary E. Risenhoover offers a powerful and thought-provoking exploration of alcohol in the Bible, examining both its role as a symbol of blessing and its warnings against excess. Through a careful blend of biblical study, Christian theology, and Baptist doctrine, this book unpacks the tension between moderation and abstinence with clarity, honesty, and depth.
Inside, you’ll discover:
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