In this Vineyard Vision Weekend, John shares about the last 20 years of saying yes to Jesus at the Duluth Vineyard.  Then he helps us look forward to what God is doing next in each of us and in our community.

John continues our series of messages from Acts and digs into who our neighbors are, and how Jesus teaches us to love them.

In this broken world, so many people need a miracle.  Our bodies, our marriages, and our finances need healing.  John shares on why we ask for healing, how we do it, and what Jesus is really telling us through healing.

Brian shares with us some practical ways to engage with God's will to bring healing to the people that we encounter in our daily lives.

Why in the world do we gather each week at the Duluth Vineyard and form this community of Jesus followers?  Brenda shares that one of the primary marks of real Christianity is a strong Christian community and how it can become like a new family.

Everything in scripture points to one conclusion: God made Jesus both Lord and Messiah.  So, what does that mean for you?  What kind of spiritual path does it take you on?

Do you know how to be Jesus' witness? In this message, John shares about how the Apostle Peter shows us how to be witnesses with power, supercharged witnesses of Jesus.

This world is a pretty crazy place, full of chaos and instability as well as incredible miracles such as healings and God's kingdom breaking through.  John continues to walk us through Acts chapter 2, explaining how the outpouring of the Holy Spirit is available right now for everyone who calls upon the name of the Lord.

What made the early church so successful? Why did they have such an impact on the culture of their day? Michael shares what we can learn from the experience of the disciples in the New Testament about encountering the Holy Spirit and being empowered for ministry.

The story of Jesus doesn't end with Jesus.  Here at the Vineyard, we are all about continuing the ministry of Jesus.  Michael shares what we can learn from the people in the book of Acts about continuing to do what Jesus started.