SCOUT· 37%32m·2026-11-02·FaithEpisode 396: Alcohol, Cigarettes & THC: Is It a Sin?
In this episode a listener calls in asking about the difference between drinking alcohol, smoking cigarettes, and smoking weed as a Christian — and JP, Kathy, and Nate don’t hold back. They dig into what the Bible actually says, the difference between legalism and liberty, and why “become holy as he is holy” is the…
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