Vintage Church Podcast

Consider the Source 21.06.2020 33:46 ↓

In the aftermath of uncertainty, there is a loss of security. Uncertainty can breed insecurity. Insecurity spreads like wildfire into every corner of your thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and actions. Insecurity is a symptom of a misplaced identity. At every turn, the world gives us a label, but even the best labels are unreliable as a means of living and loving like Jesus. Why settle for a label when...

Brighter Together 14.06.2020 32:35 ↓

The greatest threat to the movement of God is division within the people of God. The key to unity within the body is an abundance of sincere humility.

The Aftermath of Obedience 07.06.2020 34:31 ↓

Paul, after his experience on the road to Damascus becomes a dedicated Christ follower and proclaimer. Obedient to the point of being thrown in prison, we see the importance of being aware of the Spirit: helping us to discern living in obedience versus living in defiance. Having an ear opened to Jesus can totally transform one’s life. Listening for guidance presents opportunities we may have misse...

Jesus Is... 31.05.2020 32:58 ↓

In the first days of the early church, Peter and John encounter a man who was lame from birth and asking for money. They could not give the man what he was asking for, but because they were paying attention, they gave the man exactly what he needed. The movement of Jesus advances when we are willing to pay attention and respond in love to those around us. The way we respond to people and their pai...

How Healing Happens 24.05.2020 34:41 ↓

There is the potential for beautiful miracles in the aftermath, but it is hard to see that beauty when you're living with pain. Unhealed wounds and unaddressed trauma, big or small, recent or years ago, impedes our ability to experience abundant life in Christ. How does healing happen? Well, it begins with a person and his name is Jesus.

From Moment to Miracle 10.05.2020 34:52 ↓

Shelter in place. Lockdown. Quarantine. Isolate. Distance. The terms of the times send a continual message that we are alone, separated from people and places we need and love. Today's message reminds us that although we may feel lonely, because of God's love for us, we will never be alone.