Two Pour Spirits
Two Pour Spirits is where signature cocktails meet spirited conversations for the sake of the Church and the common good.
It is co-hosted by Rev. Dr. Kyle David Bennett, and Dr. Chris Cimorelli, Co-Founders of Project : Neighbor.
Project : Neighbor ecumenically educates, equips, and empowers the Church to image her Creator and love all creatures, including her enemies, in public places with particular practices. From soil to sky, crib to casket.
Visit https://www.projectneighbor.org/ to learn more.
Two Pour Spirits
Latest Episodes
How to Be a More Hopeful Neighbor: Be a Better Colleague
Do you hate it when they leave splattered marinara sauce in the microwave? Do you hesitate to pass the ball to them because you don’t believe they’ll make the shot? How many times did you draft that email response to make it cordial? From whenc...
How to Be a More Hopeful Neighbor: Don't Make Your Boss God and Your Kids Swag
Do you dream of becoming a Wolf on Wall Street? Is having a library dedicated to you on your bucket list? Are you prepping all your kids to become President because you never could? In America today, we generally consider ambition to be a lauda...
How to Be a More Hopeful Neighbor: See Your Failures as Blessings
You excoriated a colleague. You locked in but left the faucet on for a week. You were on full grindset but forgot to pay the bills. Have you ever made a mistake at work? Or failed? Maybe so. But can you really call an egregious error a "failure...
How to Be a More Hopeful Neighbor: Have Another Beer (Part 2)
As the monks tend their barley fields and ferment their yeast, they remind us that stewardship is not abstract theology but a daily, delectable act of worship—bringing creation (and a good grains) to its joyful, God-intended end. A profound pra...
How to Be a More Hopeful Neighbor: Drink More Beer (Part 1)
As the ancient Israelites advanced toward Canaan, during the latter phase of the exodus, be'er (בְּאֵר) served as a pivotal staging point where the people rested and received divine provision. “From there they went to Beer, the well wh...
