Muskingum Valley Vineyard Church Podcast

This message invites you to rediscover the good news the way Jesus actually preached it—through the story of God’s kingdom breaking into the world. Instead of presenting Christianity as ideas to know or a system to master, you can invite others into a story to live under God's reign arriving through Jesus. His loving rule that is restoring both relationship and purpose. Cameron unpacks why Jesus c...

This message invites us to step into Jesus’ victory by aligning our whole selves—mind, heart, and words—with the truth He has already established. We don’t fight for victory; we learn to live from it. As we renew our minds, thank God in all circumstances, and declare His truth, we experience more of the freedom Jesus died to give us.

This teaching invites people into a deeper confidence in Jesus’ already-won victory over the powers of darkness. You call us to live from Christ’s triumph, not toward it—learning to stand firm, resist the enemy, and rest in the security of His finished work. The message feels like a gentle but urgent call to wake up to the real battle and step into the authority Jesus gives His people.

Christ didn’t just rest for us—He rested as us. This message unpacks how the Sabbath rest promised in the Old Covenant finds its fulfillment in Jesus’ finished work. His “It is finished” opened the door to a new kind of rest—freedom from striving, sin, and fear. We’re invited to live seated with Him in victory, entering daily into the rest He already secured.

Jesus finished His work — and then He sat down. In this message, we’re invited to live from that same posture of victory and rest. Rest isn’t passivity; it’s faith expressed as trust. It’s the choice to stop striving, stop trying to earn what’s already been won, and take our seat with Christ — resting in His finished work and reigning from His rest.

Jesus already won the invisible battle, and now we’re learning to live from His victory. This message invites us to align our lives with His rule, reign, and order so that His goodness can flow freely through us. When we seek first His Kingdom and righteousness, worry gives way to worship, and the life of God begins to shape every part of ours.

This message invites believers to rediscover the normalcy of God’s supernatural presence. Cameron challenges the materialistic lenses that often shape modern faith and reframes the “weirdness” of the Bible as true humanity in its intended form—life lived with God actively at work. The invitation is to be free to not sanitize the Spirit’s movement and instead embrace the freedom of a naturally supe...

This message centers on the unfailing kindness and everlasting love of God from Jeremiah 31:3, calling us to embody that same love in a world filled with anger, division, and fear. It reminds us that kindness is not weakness but the supernatural overflow of God’s Spirit working through His people. We are invited to draw others toward God—not through argument or power, but through the quiet strengt...

Wade invites listeners to move from belief to obedience — to live not toward victory but from the victory of Jesus. It explores what it means to act on truth, showing that faith without action is lifeless, and obedience is both the fruit of love and the path to freedom. Through Abraham’s test and Jesus’ triumph, we’re called to align our actions with God’s revealed truth and walk the path that lea...

Wade unpacks how faith operates in experincing Jesus' victory. He uses Abraham’s story as a call to anchor our lives in God’s promises, not in circumstances, and to grow in personal revelation of His truth. It’s an invitation to live fully convinced—like Abraham—that God has the power to do what He promised, so we can walk in the victory Jesus has already won.

Jesus has already won the victory that makes all the difference for our lives. In this message, we look at how to apply that victory in real, everyday ways — not just knowing the truth, but letting it shape how we live and think, and respond.

Eric Anderson of Urban Impact shares about the ministry and teaches on discipleship.

God is inviting us to step into the role of messenger, carrying the victory of Christ into the world. Using Romans 10:9-17 and Isaiah 52 as a guide, this sermon emphasizes that faith comes from hearing the message—and it is our calling to proclaim it. Even amid fear, doubt, or brokenness, God sends us into the places we already are to share hope, salvation, and His love, trusting that the message...

In creation, God brought order out of chaos, but through the fall, humanity came under the rule of sin, death, and the powers of darkness—resulting in disorder, dysfunction, and decay. In this message, Wade Coffey shows how Jesus’ death on the cross brings ultimate victory, a new Exodus that restores God’s good order and sets us free. The prison doors are unlocked—this is a call to step into the f...

We live in a restless world—exhausted, overcommitted, and striving for significance. But the Bible shows that true rest isn’t found in a nap or a vacation, but in trusting the victory Jesus has already won. In this message, we explore how to enter God’s rest and live from His finished work.

In this message, Wade Coffey shows how the Exodus foreshadowed Jesus’ engagement in the unseen spiritual battle. Just as God fought for Israel, Jesus conquers sin, darkness, and death so we can live in real freedom and hope today.

In this powerful message, Wade Coffey invites you to see what’s really going on behind the scenes of your life—an invisible spiritual battle that can’t be fought with human strength alone. Drawing from the Exodus story and Acts 12, he shows how God reveals Himself as the One who intervenes when His people cry out in prayer. Through signs, wonders, and miraculous deliverance, God proves His power o...

What if sharing your faith was as simple as leaving Jesus a five-star review? In this message, we explore the inspiring story of one ordinary man with extraordinary commitment—and how God’s kingdom vision has always been for everyone to hear the good news. Discover how your story, your voice, and your courage can carry that mission forward, one person at a time.

In this powerful and practical teaching, Dan Merker unpacks the often-misunderstood role of emotions in the Christian life. Many of us swing between two extremes: being ruled by our feelings or shutting them down completely. But God designed your emotions with a purpose—and when you discover how to align them with His design, they become a catalyst for spiritual growth rather than chaos.

This final message in the Disciple-Making Culture series unpacks the tools and environments that cultivate disciple-making disciples and calls us to embrace the journey of relational, obedience-based discipleship. It also confronts the obstacles that hinder us and inspires us to partner with God’s work in transforming lives.

What if following Jesus was meant to be the greatest adventure of your life? In this sermon, we’re invited to step out of our comfort zones and into the story God is writing—one filled with risks, challenges, and incredible transformation.

Wade Coffey talks about the battle around your engagement in discipleship contexts. He highlights common obstacles we all face and how God uses those very struggles to transform us. Your presence matters in each context for your discipleship and the discipleship of others.

What if becoming like Jesus meant doing what He did—not just believing in Him, but living like Him? In this dynamic and inspiring Father’s Day message, Pastor Wade Coffey shows how discipleship isn’t just about personal growth but about joining the Father in His Kingdom work. Rooted in John 5 and the life of Jesus, this sermon challenges us to develop a “kingdom lens”—a way of seeing the world as...

Cameron teaches about what forms a disciple and across which contexts discipleship happens. He describes how you can be involved in your own formation and in the formation of others.

In this message, Pastor Wade Coffey continues the Disciple-Making Culture series by answering a powerful question: What does it look like when Jesus reigns? Building on last week’s teaching about how the Kingdom of God grows within us personally, Wade shows how that same reign expands through the church—both as the beneficiary of the gospel and as the instrument of it. With vivid imagery, Scriptur...