The Downtown Vineyard Church

We are followers of Jesus who believe that relationships are holy and that God loves everyone. As a Vineyard Church, we are fully committed to following Jesus and fully dependent upon the Holy Spirit in all we do.Each week, you’ll hear practical, Spirit-led messages designed to help you grow in faith, live with hope, and follow Jesus in everyday life.Whether you’re part of our local community or listening from somewhere else, we’re glad you’re here.Learn more at DTVChurch.org.

The Downtown Vineyard Church is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 207 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts The Downtown Vineyard Church, a religion show with 207 episodes published.

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  Compassion: Do You See Them?

  Oct 4, 202638 min

  In this message from our Compassion series, guest pastor Mike Turrigiano of The Main & Plain asks, “Do you see them?” Looking at the way Jesus noticed people others overlooked, Mike explores how the Holy Spirit helps us recognize opportunities to show compassion. We may not be able to fix every problem, but we can let compassion interrupt our plans and respond to the person in front of us. The message invites us to pray, “Jesus, who am I not seeing?” and make ourselves available to what God is already doing.

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  Small Decisions, Big Changes: Healthier Life

  Sep 27, 202635 min

  Sometimes the next step God asks us to take doesn’t make sense. In 2 Kings 5, Naaman was a powerful military commander facing a problem he could not solve on his own. His journey toward healing required a series of small decisions: listening to unexpected people, humbling himself, following instructions he didn’t understand, and choosing obedience even when it challenged his pride. In this message, Kevin and Missy explore how small decisions can lead to health, healing, and a deeper relationship with God. When we humble ourselves, pay attention to the unexpected ways God is working, and keep taking the next faithful step, those small decisions can lead to radical transformation.

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  Small Decisions, Big Changes: Small Bad Decisions

  Sep 20, 202635 min

  Big changes don’t always come from big decisions. Sometimes, they begin with small choices that seem insignificant in the moment. In this message, Paul and Jayelle look at five small, bad decisions in Scripture: taking control when God seems late, letting frustration build, moving forward without God’s input, fixating on what we don’t have, and giving up good habits too soon. Each one shows how seemingly minor choices can compound over time and affect our relationships, faith, and direction. But our worst decisions don’t have to determine our future. Jesus meets us in our failures, restores us when we wander, and can change the trajectory of our lives by transforming what is happening in our hearts.

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  Small Decisions, Big Changes: Relationships

  Sep 13, 202635 min

  Relationships touch every area of our lives—and because people are complicated, relationships can be complicated too. In Ephesians 4, Paul reminds us that following Jesus isn’t simply about trying harder to become nicer people. Jesus gives us a new identity, and that identity begins to change how we treat others. In this message, we’ll explore seven small decisions that can bring big changes to our relationships: leaving old habits behind, speaking truth with love, dealing with anger, using our words to encourage, releasing bitterness, choosing kindness, and extending forgiveness. We may not be able to control how others treat us, but we can decide how we respond. Your next step can change everything.

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  Small Decisions Big Changes: Pre-Decide

  Sep 6, 202637 min

  The decisions that shape our lives aren’t always made in the biggest moments. Often, they’re made long before those moments arrive. In Daniel 1, Daniel found himself in a culture determined to reshape his identity, values, and worship. But before the pressure came, Daniel had already decided who he belonged to. In this message, we’ll look at how pre-deciding our convictions, relationships, responses, prayer, and priorities can prepare us to remain faithful when life gets difficult. You may not be able to control what comes your way, but you can decide today who you want to be when it does. Your next step can change everything.

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