Duluth Vineyard Podcast

The Holy Spirit loves us and empowers us. But it shouldn't all just be talk. The Holy Spirit wants us to experience him. John shares with us on how we get to have a personal relationship with the Holy Spirit right now!

Michael begins our Series on the Holy Spirit and shares his heart on why he wants each of us to experience the Holy Spirit in very tangible ways.

Who of us doesn't feel weary and burdened and overwhelmed? Who wouldn't appreciate a little rest? For this Easter message, Michael shares on what it means to live a resurrection life, full of rest and intimate connection to God every day of the year.

If you've surrendered your life to Jesus, you're forgiven, chosen, adopted, belonging and beloved. If that's true, then why do so many followers of Jesus live such defeated lives?

In this weekend's message, Brian explores ways that experiencing God's love helps us embrace our true identity. As we become more secure in our identity as children of God, it frees us to take bold practical steps to become more like Jesus.

Knowing God and loving God can’t go very far unless we begin with the knowledge of how deeply and securely we are loved by God. Michael helps us dig into Romans 8 and learn how to really trust in God and his love for us.

Remembering the benefits of God's love can be a key factor in being loved by him. Yet, to experience those benefits (to live, to feel the greatness of God's love), takes more than just an intellectual exercise. Remembering the benefits of God's love needs to go deep, they become central in our lives and govern our behavior. Also as a reminder, God loves you.

Does God really love me? Brenda explores this question further as we dig deeper into God's breathtaking love.

How do we know God loves us? What evidence do we have? John shares on how God shows us his love throught the things he gave us and what he did on the cross.

Michael starts our new series of messages where we're taking a long look at the love of God. We want to ask the question: does God Really Love Me? In this message, we explore some of the ways we might answer that question from a biblical perspective.