Duluth Vineyard Podcast

Who is God? What does he want? Who are we? What do we want? How can we both get what we want? John shares about how this plays out in practice in the Exodus story.

Michael shares about the way God invites everyone to experience his beauty and mercy and how it can lead to amazing generosity in our lives.

In this message, Michael explores the third movement of Exodus, showing how God was recreating a way to be present with his people and the way he continues to invite us into his presence today.

Casey and Rachel help us start out 2023 with an imaginative prayer exercise about what we desire from Jesus.

In this message, we celebrate the birth of Christ and look at the nativity story together through the eyes of the the Innkeeper, a Wise Man, and a Shepherd.

Michael and Brian lead us through an imaginative prayer exercise that helps us picture ourselves in the story of the nativity.

Michael shares on the 10 commandments as an amazing gift that reveals a dimension of freedom and flourishing made possible by those ten specific boundaries.

John contrasts two stories, one about Jesus's birth and the other about Moses' and Jethro, to show what God teaches us through letting someone really different from us help us.

God has lessons to teach us that can only be learned in liminal spaces. Michael shares about the Israelites entering the wilderness and the sorts of questions they were working out while in that liminal space.

God tested the Israelites because he wanted to develop their relationship with him. Steph and Brian share how the tests they faced many centuries ago are the same kinds of tests that we face in our lives today.