The consumption of alcohol is a contentious issue, with each viewpoint claiming biblical support. Which view is right? Amidst the clamoring perspectives competing for our allegiance, what should we believe? What the Bible teaches on the subject is of paramount importance; we just disagree over what the Bible actually teaches. Tiny Bubbles: Biblical Teaching on Alcohol casts aside emotional fervor, bad theology, scriptural misinterpretation, personal preferences, cultural pressures, social agendas, and religious insanity to unmask the heart of biblical teaching. Are Christians permitted to drink alcohol, or required to abstain? What does the Bible really teach about fermented beverage? What are the three main views regarding alcohol consumption? What Scriptures on alcohol are often misinterpreted and abused? Is the wine of the Bible different than wine today? Is it really grape juice? Must we abstain from alcohol in deference to a weaker brother? Is there a difference between OT and NT teaching on alcohol? Did Jesus really turn water into wine? Did Jesus drink alcohol? How do we apply biblical teaching to our modern world? How is alcohol viewed throughout church history? Was the church's outlook on alcohol affected by the Temperance Movement?