Vintage Grace's Podcast

The way we think about God determines everything about the way we live. How we understand God's character and nature will shape how we spend our time, talent, and treasure. What we believe God does or does not value will shape what we value in our lives as well. The story of creation and of our lives is ultimately about God and His glory.

Michael Dacy walks through Vintage Grace's 5 Core Values in preparation for our summer series.

We may not know what the future holds, but we know who holds it! And now, thanks to John’s letter we also know the final destination as we read about the marriage of a new Heaven & Earth in our eternal city called the New Jerusalem! This final image inspires the church to endure any & every thlipsis as they see the promises of God come to fruition, leading them & us to maintain our all...

Remember, things are not as they seem & yes, things have been, are & will be really bad at times. #ButGod has already won! The bloodshed of Armageddon is seen on the robe of the Victor-it is the blood of the Lamb himself who came to take away the sins of the world. Those of us who follow Him now get to live from the Victory He has already won. We are free to enjoy His Kingdom & our pla...

BABYLON FALLS: This is NOT new news, it has been a story on repeat throughout all of history. Rome is the Babylon for John and there were many before and many after; but the truth of the matter is that NONE of them will stand. This is bad news for those who have devoted their lives to & find joy in the things/places/powers of this world as they will all be destroyed. But for those of us who ha...

As an act of grace, the wrath of God is being poured out so that all may repent & follow Jesus while there is still time. God’s wrath is expelling evil from the world and restoring the goodness, beauty & perfection of the Kingdom of God where we are invited to live today and forever in full joy in Jesus.

Drew Sodestrom interprets the messages from the angels and the harvests that are reaped from the earth and gives implications about how they affect our lives today.

Drew Sodestrom describes the power of the beasts, and howthey ultimately cannot compromise the eternal promises of God.

Michael Dacy breaks down the fantastical imagery of the dragon and the woman that ultimately shows us that Satan is powerless in the face of God's plan.

Drew Sodestrom walks through the tribulations that are described in these three chapters and challenges us to point the world to Jesus even when the woes of this earth are plentiful.

Drew Sodestrom unpacks the description of the four horsemen in Revelation and flips the script from fear of death to following Jesus in victorious life.

Drew Sodestrom does his darndest to explain the unimaginable, inexplainable glory of Jesus seated on His throne and how John's description can help us grow in our worship of God.

Drew Sodestrom offers a Biblical perspective on the victory that Jesus won for us on the cross, and how we can live in that victory daily and eternally.

Todd Chapman walks through the last letter to the churches from Jesus, imploring us to be on fire for Jesus, not lukewarm as  the church in Laodicea was.

Drew Sodestrom exposits the letter from Jesus to the church in Philadelphia and challenges us to be faithful as they were.

Chris Martin challenges us to have authentic faith, and uses the church in Sardis as a warning for what can happen when we lose sight of our identity.

David Krall challenges us to identify the "Jezebels" that are in our lives that keep us from fulling trusting that God's better is better.

Drew Sodestrom draws parallels between the church in Pergamum and our society today, and urges us to not be deceived by the enemy as they were.

Drew Sodestrom explains the concept of Thlipsis and how we can be faithful despite the pain and pressure that we feel from the world today.

Drew Sodestrom leads the celebration of God's faithfulness to Vintage Grace over the last eight years, and reminds us to stay focused on what matters most; persevering Kingdom movement.

Drew Sodestrom walks through Jesus's letter to the church in Ephesus, drawing parallels to our culture today and challenging us to remember our first love.

Michael Dacy challenges us to see Jesus in the same way that John describes Him in Revelation; almighty, victorious, and enthroned in heaven for eternity.

Drew Sodestrom kicks off the Revelation series with the reminder that we have nothing to fear in the book about the end times because we know that God has won, is winning, and will win.

Michael Dacy uses the example of the apostles in the early church to show us what spreading the gospel can look like when we are empowered by the Holy Spirit.

Drew Sodestrom preaches on how to most effectively imitate Christ and encourage others to do the same with humility.