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Noah Gets Drunk While God Paints His Promise in the Sky | Beers with Jesus (Genesis 9)

July 29, 2026·58 min
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We’re back after a few weeks off! In this episode of Beers with Jesus, Todd and Carrie dig into Genesis 9 — the rainbow covenant, God’s call to “live bountifully,” and the surprisingly awkward story of Noah planting a vineyard, getting drunk, and ending up naked in his tent. What exactly did Ham do that was so bad? Why does Noah curse Canaan instead of Ham? Is getting drunk actually a sin in the Bible, or is it something deeper? And how does all of this connect to the fruit of the Spirit and living a lavish life in God? No preaching. No science debates. Just two friends (one Catholic, one mostly evangelical) reading the story as it’s written, asking honest questions, and exploring the bigger picture of God, judgment, and redemption. Chapters / Key Moments0:00 – Welcome back & July hiatus7:13 – “Today we’re gonna talk about Noah getting drunk”11:52 – Did Noah get drunk by accident?14:00 – Why does the story end with drunk, naked Noah?16:20 – Speculating on what really happened with Ham31:45 – The rainbow, the new covenant & “live bountifully”38:00 – Galatians 5: What real lavish living looks like55:55 – Next week: Tower of Babel (with special guests?) Books, more episodes & the Wildly Opinionated News Hour → toddsworld.net If you enjoyed this, subscribe, drop a comment, and send a clip to a friend. We’ll see you next week for the Tower of Babel!#BeersWithJesus #ToddsWorld #Genesis9 #Noah #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #RainbowCovenant #BibleStories #FaithAndDrink #ScriptureDiscussion

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