Best Steve Vines Podcasts (2024)

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To the Churches in Babylon, Part 1 - Dr. Cyndi Parker | 9.15.24

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"A dissident is a person of hope, someone who imagines a better, future world, and then begins to embody that world. It's someone who speaks to promote that better, future vision and against what is wrong in the present." - Scot McKnight and Cody Matchett, Revelation for the Rest of Us Rev 2:1-29; John 17:13–19…

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BONUS | Introduction to Revelation - Prof. Steve Taylor

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An introduction to the context of the Book of Revelation by Professor Emeritus at Missio Seminary, Steve Taylor.By Steve Taylor

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EPISODE #14 ANNA WANT/CASANEL VINEYARDS & WINERY 33:48

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This is a fascinating interview because Anna Want, the General Manager and daughter of the founders openly embraces the idea that Casanel has both Norton and Cynthiana vines planted in their vineyard. There is beginning to be a more robust open debate about whether the Cynthiana grape vine is Norton under a different name, or a completely different…

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The Revelation of Jesus Christ - Rev. Ryan McCormick | 9.8.24

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Rev 1:1-20By Rev. Ryan McCormick

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Knowing the Love of Christ - Rev. Scott Jennings | 9.1.24

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Ephesians 3:14-21, Psalm 103 “Dear friend, being the Beloved is the origin and the fulfillment of the life of the Spirit. I say this because, as soon as we catch a glimpse of this truth, we are put on a journey in search of the fullness of that truth and we will not rest until we can rest in that truth. From the moment we claim the truth of being t…

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EPISODE # 13 ROB COX, PARADISE SPRINGS DIRECTOR OF WINEMAKING 32:10

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Rob Cox had a dream of being a professional baseball player early in his life and when that didn't pan out, he found himself in the business of Golf. Not the usual way in which a person becomes a winemaker, which eventually he did. Now almost twenty years later he guides the winemaking at both Paradise Springs Virginia winery and their wine making …

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Radical Hospitality - Rev. Vito Baldini | 8.25.24

19d ago

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Luke 14:15-24By Rev. Vito Baldini

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I Am the Vine - Rev. Scott Jennings | 8.18.24

28d ago

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John 15:1-11 / Isaiah 5:1-7 When we read Scripture in light of the resurrection, we understand Scripture as testimony to the life-giving power of God. The resurrection of Jesus is not an isolated miracle but a disclosure of God's purpose finally to subdue death and to embrace us within the life of the resurrection.... The God with whom we have to d…

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The Syrophoencian Woman - Dr. Cyndi Parker | 8.11.24

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Mark 7:24–30 You either come to the text with a view of what is and isn’t possible in the world, which won’t allow any fresh evidence - which is not, perhaps, the best way of approaching a book like John, which is all about the challenge of the gospel to all existing world-views - or you come with at least an open mind to new possibilities hitherto…

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Parable of the Soils - Dr. Cyndi Parker | 8.4.24

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Isaiah 55:10-13; Mark 4:1–20 With Christ as our true teacher, we are called to a lifelong journey of joint inquiry in which we seek to embody Scripture wisely and faithfully in Christian community. After all, even as we apprentice ourselves to Christ and to saintly exemplars before and around us, we are simultaneously called to live in such a way t…

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EPISODE # 12 TODD KLIMAN/AUTHOR OF THE WILD VINE 36:42

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Todd Kliman, is a James Beard Award winning writer. After reading The Wild Vine you will know why. He has an incredible ability to bring to life the story of the Norton Grape and have you feel as if you just entered another world, you didn't even know existed. All the time going back into time and then bringing you back to the moment. He started ou…

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Is Grace Fair? - Dr. Cyndi Parker | 7.28.24

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Matt 20:1–16 When we ignore or minimize the importance of the original context, our default position will be to fill in the textual backdrop with our own social context. In other words, we will assume that things in the biblical context are just like they are in our own. So there is no way to attain a reading of a biblical text without a context. -…

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Jesus & Zacchaeus - Rev. Ryan McCormick | 7.21.24

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Luke 19:1-10 Ezekiel 34:11-16 The gospel story is precisely this: it is a story. It is not a collection of esoteric philosophical musings, nor is it a reflection upon a series of mystical experiences or contemplative insights. The gospel story is a narrative, or rather a series of narratives; it issues from the testimony of those who saw and heard …

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EPISODE # 11 MATTHEW MEYER 36:08

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Matthew began his winemaker career on the West Coast in California. His final stop on that journey was several years at the venerable Heitz Cellars in Napa Valley where he says he learned some good winemaking skills and lesson that have served him well the rest of his career. He would then move to Virginia in 2002 to take the position as winemaker …

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The River of Life - Dr. Cyndi Parker | 7.14.24

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Ezekiel 43:1–5 and 47:1–12; Rev 22:1–5 "We need a way of approaching Scripture that will move us very concretely from our overreliance on information gathering to an experience of Scripture as a place of intimate encounter." - Ruth Haley Barton, Sacred RhythmsBy Dr. Cyndi Parker

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Valley of Dry Bones - Dr. Cyndi Parker | 7.7.24

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Ezekiel 37:1–14; John 20:19–23 Whenever we pick up the Bible, read it, put it down, and say, "That's just what I thought," we are probably in trouble. The technical term for that kind of reading is "proof-texting." Using the text to confirm our presuppositions is sinful; it is an act of resistance against God's fresh speaking to us, an effective de…

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Uzzah and the Ark - Paul Burkhart | 6.30.24

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2 Samuel 6:1-11; Luke 8:40-48 We do not invite the text into a transformation of its original meaning, into a new application geared toward our thought forms; rather, the text invites us into a transformation of allegiances and commitments, which will manifest itself in behaviors appropriate to our social worlds. - Joel Green, "Practicing the Gospe…

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EPISODE # 10 BARREL OAK/Jeremy Ligon Winemaker & Vineyard manager 34:53

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Jeremy Ligon was brought on just in time for the 2021 harvest. Barrel Oak was purchased from its' previous owners and the new ownership wanted to up the quality of the wines from their Vineyard. In my opinion, Jeremy was a significant step up and his wines reflect that. In 2014 Jeremy was recognized as one of the new upcoming winemakers in Virginia…

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The Writing on the Wall - Rev. Ryan McCormick | 6.23.24

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Daniel 5 Luke 20:5-19 Our understanding does not seamlessly conform to God's reality, and instruction that suggests otherwise inevitably distorts the truth. The explanatory power such instruction generates is a mark of propaganda, not faithful Christian witness. Good teachers do not make Christianity easier for students by providing them with count…

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Walking with God - Dr. Cyndi Parker | 6.16.24

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Genesis 18:16–33; Matthew 11:20–24 Interpretations of Scripture are not just right and wrong, although at times such categories are useful and necessary. But perhaps ultimately a more adequate way of judging our readings is the way we judge works of art - according to the standards of beauty. To what extent do our readings reveal the intricacy, the…

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The Garden Temptation - Paul Burkhart | 6.9.24

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Genesis 3; Matthew 4:1-11 Biblical authority is tied inseparably to the author's intention. God vested his authority in a human author, so we must consider what the human author intended to communicate if we want to understand what God's message is. Two voices speak: the human author is our doorway into the room of God's meaning and message. Thus, …

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500: Richard Sanford and the Hot Tub Time Machine Wine Fermenters 1:57:54

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Richard Sanford co-founded the Sanford and Benedict Winery and planted the Sanford and Benedict Vineyard. He founded the Sanford Winery, and he also founded the Alma Rosa Winery, all in Santa Barbara County, California. Richard discusses his sailing career, working in the merchant marine, racing boats recreationally, and as an officer in the United…

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Belonging to Community - Rev. Vito Baldini | 6.2.24

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Acts 8:26-40By Rev. Vito Baldini

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God the Trinity - Rev. Chris Currie | 5.26.24

4M ago

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Romans 8:12-17; John 3:1-17By Rev. Chris Currie

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Pentecost - Rev. Chris Currie | 5.19.24

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Acts 2:1-21; John 15:26-27, 16:4b-15 The Spirit is given to begin the work of making God's future real in the present. ... Just as the resurrection of Jesus opened up the unexpected world of God's new creation, so the Spirit comes to us from that new world, the world waiting to be born, the world in which, according to the old prophets, peace and j…

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Shared Responsibility - Rev. Chris Currie | 5.12.24

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Ephesians 4:1-16; John 20:19-29 "I believe that we need to rethink the nature and priority of the corporate body, the church. Throughout biblical history God has been gathering people together so that in them and through their life together he might work out his purposes for the world. It was never simply about God calling out an individual so that…

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EPISODE # 9 HORTON CELLARS SHARON & SHANNON HORTON 35:33

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If it were not for Dennis & Sharon Horton Virginia may have never come to know and enjoy it's native grape Norton once again. Let me quote a passage from Todd Kilman book The Wild Vine to set the stage for this Episode. Dennis Horton rang up Jon Held at Stone Hill Winery in the fall of 1988 and requested a shipment of vines, (Norton), laying the fo…

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499: David Rafanelli on Four Generations Making Wine in California 1:20:40

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David Rafanelli and his family own the A. Rafanelli Winery in the Dry Creek Valley of Sonoma County, California. David relates the story of his Italian grandmother arriving in California in 1903, and beginning to make homemade wine in San Francisco. He explains how the family bought farm land in the Dry Creek Valley in the 1920s, thus beginning a 1…

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Authentic Relationship - Dr. Cyndi Parker | 5.5.24

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John 15:9-15By Dr. Cyndi Parker

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Generous Conversation - Dr. Cyndi Parker | 4.28.24

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By Dr. Cyndi Parker

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Christ-Centered Unity - Rev. Chris Currie | 4.21.24

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By Rev. Chris Currie

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EPISODE #8 RAPPAHANNOCK CELLARS/JOHN DELMARE, TOM KELLY, STEVE MONSON 36:07

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Rappahannock Cellars was established when John Delmare and his wife Marialisa made the decision to sell their vineyard in the Santa Cruz Mountain area of California and move their family to Virginia back in 1998. They soon purchased the historic Glenway farm in Rappahannock County which would become their new home and vineyard. It is truly a family…

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Shalom-Oriented Mission - Rev. Chris Currie | 4.14.24

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By Rev. Chris Currie

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Openness to the Spirit - Rev. Chris Currie | 4.7.24

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By Rev. Chris Currie

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Resurrection Life - Rev. Chris Currie | Easter Sunday, 3.31.24

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By Rev. Chris Currie

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EPISODE #7 ARTERRA WINERY/JASON MURRAY 44:48

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Arterra Winery owned by Founder & winegrower Jason Murray believes in producing wine that is reflective of the grape from which it is grown. Thus, he uses only native yeasts, neutral barrels, and screw caps for bottle enclosure. He feels that when you have a bottle of Arterra you will taste exactly what the grape gave him that vintage and nothing e…

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Palm Sunday - Dr. Cyndi Parker | 3.24.24

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By Dr. Cyndi Parker

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Prayer - Rev. Chris Currie | 3.17.24

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By Rev. Chris Currie

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EPISODE #6 DR. BRUCE ZOECKLEIN/EMERITUS PROFESSOR OF ENOLOGY VA TECH 45:08

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Dr. Bruce Zoecklein is nothing short of an Icon here in Virginia. When he was recruited by VA Tech in 1985 to head up their Enology Program the Virginia Wine Industry was just beginning to take shape and form. Bruce brought a level of knowledge about winemaking that would prove invaluable to the growth of Modern-Day Virginia winegrowing. His creden…

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Solitude & Community - Rev. Chris Currie | 3.10.24

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By Rev. Chris Currie

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EPISODE # 5 MICHAEL HENY, "ALL ABOUT VIRGINIA NORTON" 30:00

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Michael Heny spent close to 20 years in winemaking at Horton Cellars before taking the position as winemaker at Michael Shaps Wineworks in 2019. As a result of his many years working with Dennis Horton, who was the person responsible for re-introducing Norton back to Virginia, he has a great deal of knowledge regarding the challenges that Norton ca…

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Generosity - Rev. Chris Currie | 3.3.24

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By Rev. Chris Currie

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Scripture - Dr. Cyndi Parker | 2.25.24

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By Dr. Cyndi Parker

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Sabbath - Rev. Chris Currie | 2.18.24

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By Rev. Chris Currie

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Evangelism - Rev. Chris Currie | 2.11.24

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By Rev. Chris Currie

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498: A Rush of Blood to the Wine Glass from Dan Keeling 1:27:10

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Dan Keeling is a co-founder and partner in the Noble Rot restaurants and Shrine to the Vine retail shops in London, "Noble Rot" Magazine, and Keeling Andrew and Co., an importer of wine into the United Kingdom. He co-authored "The Noble Rot Book: Wine From Another Galaxy". Dan admits to some of his obsessions, namely food and music. He describes ho…

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EPISODE # 4 DuCard Vineyards/Scott Elliff & Julien Durantie "All About Virginia Norton" 30:33

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In this Episode I interview my friend Scott Elliff the Founder & Owner of DuCard Vineyard along with his winemaker Julien Durantie. It is an in-depth look at how one small Virginia Estate tackles the challenges of growing and producing world-quality wine from the Norton grape. For my part I say, "and they do produce world-quality wine". DuCard happ…

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Seeking Justice & Reconciliation - Rev. Vito Baldini | 2.4.24

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By Rev. Vito Baldini

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EPISODE # 3 FIFTY-THIRD WINERY & VINEYARD ALL ABOUT VIRGINIA NORTON 36:13

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Episode # 3 found me in my studio interviewing the owner of Fifty-Third Winery & Vineyard Dave Drillock and his winemaker Chelsey Blevins who is quickly being recognized as a young rising star in the Virginia wine industry. Fifty-Third Winery & Vineyard produces an outstanding Norton along with a wide range of wines from both vinifera and hybrid gr…