Duluth Vineyard Podcast

Michael and Steph share a message from Mark 7 about the ways we can tune our attention to God and see Jesus as the King he really is.

Michael is joined by guest speaker John Aureli for a conversation about religion, hypocrisy, and being truly led by God towards his mission in the world.

Ecclesiastes says everything is meaningless. What is that all about? What can we learn from this existential crisis that points us back to Jesus?

What holds us back from kingdom ministry, from sharing about Jesus, healing the sick, and casting out demons? Michael shares what we can learn from the story of Jesus feeding the crowd in Mark 6 about being active participants with the King and his kingdom.

Michael shows us how the stories in Mark 5 are a master class in how Jesus is the king of interruptions and messy faith and how we can embrace it and join in!

Becca and Brian share out of Mark 6, talking about what we can learn about responding to the challenge of God’s kingdom from the different responses to this kingdom shown in this chapter.

In this message, we dive back into our study of the gospel of Mark together! Michael shares from Mark 4 & 5 about the adventure of saying yes to Jesus over and over again in our lives.

Romans 5 says we have been justified through faith. It begs the question, what is this faith that we need? John concludes our Advent series, sharing about how we can press into having faith made new.

Christmas is an opportunity to not just rehearse and remember the past, it's an opportunity to welcome afresh the Son of God; to surrender again or for the very first time. That's the invitation in this message from our celebration of the birth of Christ.

In our Advent series, we’ve talked about a new kind of hope, a new kind of peace, a new kind of joy, and in this message, Michael shares about a new kind of Love.