Vintage Grace's Podcast

"The (Kingdom) choice is set out in the imagery of two roads, contrasted in their character (broad & narrow), in their popularity (followed by many & few) and in their destination (destruction & good life)." 
-France, NICNT

Jesus invites us to pursue God, knowing God is a good father who is delighted to give us HIS good, which empowers us to live His way.

Jesus is inviting His crew — and you — not only to surrender the throne of your heart, but also to follow Him, being cultivated in Kingdom living.

Through the power of the Holy Spirit at work within us, we are becoming part of a community marked by humility, self-examination, and Spirit-led discernment — emptied of judgmentalism — all for His glory and the good of others.

The Gospel frames reality for us.
The most important event in the history of the world, the resurrection, has the power to change your life today & for an eternity of tomorrows.

Jesus is giving us a description of kingdom life— the joy of having Him on the throne of our hearts.

We’ve given our hearts to what we care about the most! In the Kingdom, God wants us to desire Him above everything else—not just for Him, but also FOR our own sake, because divided loyalties are literally impossible. 

The master of money will consume you; the true Master, YHWH, invites you into His glory.

Fasting to impress others is dangerous and leaves us empty. 

Fasting to connect with God helps us encounter His loving presence.

Jesus taught us not to pray to be seen but to pray to see God. We pray for His glory, acknowledge our need for Him, and rely on his grace. The Lord’s Prayer isn’t just something to say—it’s a way to see.

Prayer is not a performance, it's a relationship with our Father in Heaven, and is also here.

We are passionate about building joy filled communities of faith, who is very existence inspires individuals to live in abundant Christian life, made up of three key relationships: a deepening relationship with God (R1), a life changing relationship with others (R2), and an engaging relationship with those to believe (R3).