Vintage Grace's Podcast

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.

Drew Sodestrom continues to use Jesus' example of working the Discipleship Diamond, this week sharing ways that Jesus invited the ones that He identified to follow and walk with Him.

Drew Sodestrom encourages us to be Kingdom laborers in God's harvest that He has prepared for us (Matthew 9:38), and shares ways that we can identify the people in our lives that God has placed there for us to disciple. 

Michael Dacy shares the meaning of discipleship and examples of it from the life of Jesus throughout scripture.

Dacy walks through the remainder of Philemon, challenging us to remember that every difference and hurt and separation that we experience was paid for on the cross, and that nothing else matters if we don't accept the forgiveness of Jesus.

Drew implores us as Christians to be forgiving no matter the circumstances and to treat all people as our brothers and sisters

Drew gives a background of the book of Philemon and uses some of Paul's other teachings to reframe how and why we love others.

Drew closes the John series by walking through the breakfast that Jesus made for the disciples the day after he rose from the grave, encouraging us in all of our relationships to stay focused on the thing that matters most- belief in Jesus that leads to The Good Life™.

Drew unpacks the story of the resurrection and first appearances of Jesus on "Easter Sunday". John chapter 20.

Michael Dacy walks through what is arguably the most important text in the Bible, the account of Jesus' death and burial. John chapter 19.