Duluth Vineyard Podcast

How do we come to more fully know and understand the suffering of Jesus?  Communion, the family meal, is one way we remember what Jesus did on the cross and John shares how this is one way to experience Christ's suffering.

Unless we are intentional about coming to a deeper understanding of the cross, it is very easy for us to drift away from the life-giving meaning of the gospel itself. Brenda starts out our Knowing the Suffering of Jesus series by sharing about the cross as the most successful failure.

You ever been schooled by Jesus?  John shares about how we often argue with Jesus and how He always points us back to Himself as the answer.

Religious hypocrisy is a long way from being dead. Michael shares six traps of hypocrisy and how to avoid them.

Brian Brinkert continues our series on a fresh look at who Jesus is.  He shares some stories on what it looks like to say yes to Jesus and asks us what saying yes to Jesus could look like in our own lives.

Michael continues our series of messages out of Matthew by sharing from three parables that Jesus tells about grace.  Put yourself in these parables.  How is God confronting you about His grace?

Jesus is super confrontational when it comes to power. This week John is talking about what Troublemaker Jesus teaches us about who's really got the power, how power works, and what power is for.

Are you on-the-shelf in the story of God?  Michael shares more about what that means and how Troublemaker Jesus is calling us to avoid it.

How often do we miss what the Father is doing because it doesn’t fit neatly into our boxes? Brenda continues our series in Matthew and helps us meet the real Jesus, trouble maker Jesus.

Ever thought about Jesus as a trouble maker? Ever thought about Jesus as radically self-centered? John starts out our new series in Matthew by talking about how we can meet Jesus in 2017 by taking a look at these qualities of Jesus.