Duluth Vineyard Podcast

Brian finishes up our series on Questions Jesus Asked by digging into the question: what kind of person do you want to be?

John is back from Sabbatical and in this message he shares about what he learned from each of the main aspects of a sabbatical: rest, reevaluation and revisioning.

It's surprising how often Jesus was challenged by the religious leaders about his eating habits. In this message, Michael continues our series on Questions Jesus Asked, looking at Luke 6 and sharing on the dangers of snacking on the Sabbath.

Jesus’ questions can be comforting and they can be confrontational. Brian continues our series on Questions Jesus Asked by looking at 3 more ways Jesus’ questions can help us experience flourishing in our lives.

A big part of following Jesus is about learning to pay attention to what you love, what you desire, and allowing God to reorient your loves and your priorities. Michael shares on this by diving into the story of the rich young ruler from Mark 10.

Michael shares from Mark 4 about the way Jesus constantly invites us to continue to develop increasing trust, faith, and confidence in him and in his way of life.

Jesus’ questions get at what’s under the surface. Michael shares about the importance of allowing Jesus to ask us these kinds of questions and the way they lead to a healthier, more flourishing life.

Isn't it interesting how Jesus frequently answered questions with more questions? Clint shares from Luke 20 about how Jesus uses these questions to confront where we find our security and our identity.

As we continue our series on questions Jesus asked, Brian shares from Luke about 3 questions Jesus raises that challenge our pride and our tendencies towards self-righteous judgment.

Michael begins a new series of messages around the topic of the questions Jesus asked, starting with one of the very first questions Jesus asks his disciples: What do you want?