In this message, Michael begins a new series in the Gospel of Mark, a book that gives us a clear portrait of Jesus as the Jewish Messiah, the Christ, the Son of God, and the suffering servant who is the King of Kings. What does it mean that Jesus is the Servant-Messiah?
Michael and Brenda Gatlin share on Brenda’s upcoming transition, highlighting God’s generosity towards us and our expressions of generosity as follow Christ together.
This message from Vineyardfest covers who we are as the Duluth Vineyard and what we believe God has invited us towards as a church community.
The gift of Easter is the gift of a whole new reality! Michael shares on how the resurrection gives us a completely different way of looking at and interacting with the world around us.
We can’t experience healing for the people we’re pretending to be. Michael shares on the way the church is like a hospital, a place of healing and vulnerability, and our place in it as wounded healers.
In this message, Michael talks about a symbol that has been used and misused by the church at large for the past couple thousand years, the church as the army of God.
In our new series Why I Love my Church, we’re asking, what is the church and how is it supposed to work? Michael begins by sharing on the church as Ekklesia, a gathering of God’s people.
What does it look like to let love lead you? Michael shares on the importance of identity, reality, and trust in being led by love in our lives.
To put your confidence in the God of the scriptures is an act of faith, and faith is always risky. We take another look at risk in the story of Jesus’ conception and birth in this week’s Advent message —this time from the perspective of Joseph.
In a culture of deep polarization, do we have to join in? Or is there another way? Michael shares on what we can learn from the culturally disruptive unity of the early church.
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