Vineyard DACH
Vineyard Flow (english)
Vineyard Flow is a podcast by Vineyard DACH, the association of Vineyards in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Since most people on the planet do not understand German, we are using AI to automatically create a dub in English so more people can get to know DACH.
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Vineyard DACH
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Último episodio
19 de nov. de 2025
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Episodios
WorshipFusionLIVE: Our 5 Worship Values 30.09.2025 41:30
Kristian Reschke hosts the Vineyard Flow Podcast live from Worship Fusion in Schwäbisch Hall and talks to Cornelia Guida, Viren Bakhru, Rieke Burg and René Strobelt about the five core values of Vineyard worship: Intimacy, honesty, accessibility, expectation and passion. The guests share their personal experiences and reflect on how these values shape their worship and faith.
The Mystery Of Worship & The Big 5 - Jesse Duley 18.08.2025 37:41
Our guest in this English-language episode of Vineyard Flow is Jesse Duley. Jesse is a theologian and worship leader at Kingdom Vineyard in St Andrews, Scotland. He talks about his spiritual journey and explains the five core values of Vineyard worship: intimacy, integrity, accessibility, expectation and passion. Jesse emphasises the importance of authentic worship and the balance between excellen...
FLOW °1: Worship - Job Toet 05.06.2025 36:22
In this episode of Vineyard Flow, Job Toet talks about his faith journey and a formative time in Spain where he lived as a musician. Instead of being a musician or pursuing a career in the hotel industry, he later decided to follow God on an adventure. Job talks about his connection to the Vineyard movement, worship as a lifestyle and the value of real relationships. He also shares his vision for...
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