Podcasts about New Wine

We love to talk about new seasons, new experiences, and new periods, but what defines them? In this timely live message rewind (Season 1 Episode 22) preached by Apostle Dr. Lee Ann Marino at Jesus People Arts and Worship Center in Asheville, North Carolina (Pastor Tom Cash) come to insights about what God has to say to you about change - about the dangers in following every trend, news story, idea, and fad that comes along (yes, even the ones that seem good for us) and why following the crowd unto tradition can be just as problematic to keep us from our new pressings and periods as anything else. (Intro and Conclusion Track "Ready to Rock" by Yvgeniy Sorokin, https://pixabay.com/users/eugenemyers-40510887/. Righteous Pen Publications Track "Inspirational Background" by AudioCoffee, https://pixabay.com/music/corporate-inspirational-background-112290/.)

Listen to this week's sermon, Parables In Practice preached by Pastor Jason Dunn from Luke 5:27-29

Morning Worship: Matthew 9:13-34, Pastor Matt Koerber

Becoming New Wine 22/02/2026 Liam Jarrott

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Fresh back from Barcelona Wine Week, Janina is joined by Spanish wine expert and UK Sherry Ambassador Ellie Scott to unpack what's really happening in Spain right now. From the Garnacha revival and the evolution of premium Cava to forgotten grape varieties like Bobal and Airén, this episode explores the exciting diversity of modern Spanish wine. And if you stay until the end, you'll get a brilliant crash course in how to understand (and truly enjoy) Sherry. Shownotes 02:48 What it's really like attending Barcelona Wine Week - 90 DOs and 1,300+ wineries. 03:44 90 Spanish DOs represented - how do you even approach tasting at that scale? 06:26 Rosé masterclass - modern Spanish rosado styles beyond the stereotype. 11:07 Garnacha's revival - altitude, drought resistance and shedding its rustic past. 12:08 Garnacha plantings then vs now - why Tempranillo took over and why Garnacha is rising again. 16:08 Cava's image problem - how premium categories (Cava de Guarda Superior) are reshaping perceptions. 18:26 Cava with food - why acidity, salt and texture make it a perfect pairing partner. 22:33 What is “Paraje Calificado”? Understanding Cava's highest quality tier. 23:58 The shift toward quality - organic focus and long lees ageing. 24:41 Standout Cava producers - bottles that truly impressed. 27:02 Discovering DO Alella - Spain's smallest DO and the grape Pansa Blanca. 29:19 ESWR early Pansa Blanca tasting video. 31:10 Xarel·lo beyond Cava - texture, skin contact and alternative winemaking styles. 33:04 Bodegas Cerrón & rediscovering Airén - from workhorse grape to serious wine. 36:40 Bobal explained - rustic reputation vs premium potential. 38:01 The use of tinajas (clay amphorae) in Utiel-Requena. 38:57 How to visit Utiel-Requena - flying into Valencia and heading inland. 40:02 Tasting Sherry at Barcelona Wine Week - including Diatomists. 40:36 ESWR previous episode featuring Diatomists. 42:11 Five facts about Sherry - dry styles, ageing under flor, food pairing power. 43:48 Cream Sherry vs Pedro Ximénez - sweetness, texture and gateway styles. 46:58 Fino vs Manzanilla - coastal ageing, flor and flavour differences. 48:51 Why Spain offers incredible stylistic diversity - sparkling, fortified, fresh reds and more. 49:14 ESWR episode on Palomino as a still wine. 49:51 Choosing your next Spanish wine - explore beyond Rioja and Albariño.

February 15, 2026 I Pastor Adam Muhtaseb continues the series, Seek & Save

New Wine 15/02/2026 Tim Walter

New Wine!

A shortage of contract wine making facilities has led to a new venture in the states north, opening just in time for vintage.

New Wine & New Wineskins - Yvette Solomons | 8/2/2026 by Every Nation Rosebank

New Wine & New Wineskins -Zac Webb | 8/2/2026 by Every Nation Rosebank

John is very intentional about his symbolism and language, desiring to help us see Jesus as the promised messiah. So, what is the deeper reality we're to perceive through the first of seven signs in John's gospel?    Taught by Ryan Doucet.

How does the new covenant relate to the old covenant? What role does the Sabbath play in the life of 21st Century believers living under the new covenant? In this week's sermon, Pastor Alex unpacks these questions and more as he delivers a sermon centered on Luke 5:33-6:11, in which he shows that Christ is Lord over the Sabbath and our lives.

Stirring the Water!You Cant put New Wine in Old Wine Skins!

In this episode, I share with you the sermon I preached on 02/01/2026 at Freedom A/G. Please listen and share!GET IN THE ARENA!!  Get your copy of SMITH'S Heart Of Man Repair Manual: https://www.amazon.com/Smiths-Heart-Man-Repair-Manual-ebook/dp/B0949HKJ2Y/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=smith%27s+heart+of+man+repair+manual&qid=1662493566&sprefix=Smith%27s+heart+of+man+repair+man%2Caps%2C108&sr=8-1  Email us at: FlawedInkCLE@Gmail.com

Jesus exposes the emptiness of man-made religion and reveals the freedom of the new covenant. He is Lord of the Sabbath and giver of rest. The kingdom cannot be contained by the old forms of human tradition. Visit us online at: RenewalChurch.net

New Wine, Old Wineskin | Dave Hamers by iSEE CHURCH

In 2026, we're slowing down to soak in the story that invites us to believe. The Gospel of John doesn't just tell us what Jesus did—it reveals who He is. Through signs and stories, questions and conversations, light and life, John calls us again and again to “come and see.” Over the next year, we'll walk with Jesus from the opening words—“In the beginning”—to the empty tomb, discovering how encountering Christ shapes our faith, our hope, and our everyday lives. This is more than a study; it's an invitation to deeper belief and fuller life. Learn more with Pastor John. Also, we highly encourage you to download the Church Center App if you want more information about the church. The app will be able to guide you toward our Calendar of Events, ways to Give, and fill out a Connect Card. 

Drew Bennett | We Have Seen His Glory

New Wine: Whole, Not Just Holy | The Weight Of The Pour

In this episode we unpack Jesus' image of new wine and old wineskins, showing how first-century legalism distorted God's intent and why Jesus introduced a new way of relating to God. We then connect that teaching to today, warning against the misuse of Scripture for political agendas—whether on Israel, segregation, or Christian nationalism—and urging listeners to be discerning and faithful to the true message of the gospel.

January 25th, 2026

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Mike Erre - This week we look at John 2, where Jesus attends a wedding and clears out the Temple. 

Some people think that being spiritual means being rigid, critical, and always thinking about rules. But where's the joy? On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro reminds us that Jesus brings a new life of freedom, joy, and celebration.

Are you sometimes overwhelmed by the problems and politics of our world today? And do spiritual things seem to get lost amid rules and harsh words? On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro explains that following Jesus isn't meant to be a life of gloom and doom. It's meant to be a life of hope and abundant joy!

It's time to embrace the new season of the Lord. It's time to replace old wineskins with new wineskins so that the Lord can pour new wine into our lives! There is a fire from the Lord that will ignite a passion in our hearts that will lead to victory. This message will help to give you a fresh fire and filling that only God can give!

Continuing the "Ferment" series, Pastor Scott Engebretson explores one of Jesus' most challenging teachings: the parable of the wineskins. Drawing from the calling of Levi in Luke 5:27-39, Scott discusses the radical nature of following Jesus, which requires more than just "tacking" Him onto an old life. Using the metaphors of unshrunk cloth and new wine, he explains that the "bubbling energy" of God's Kingdom cannot be contained by old systems or tattered souls. Scott challenges the Northwest Vineyard community to consider what it means to "leave everything" to receive a new heart of flesh and a new garment of righteousness, rather than settling for the comfort of the "old wine". For more information about the church, please visit northwestvineyard.org.

New Wine For A New Season

New Wine, New Power, New Fire - Simon Lerefolo | 4/01/2026 by Every Nation Rosebank

New Wine: Stretch. Fill. Pour.

Are you ready for the new thing God is doing in your life? Get your Goals to Grow workbook: https://curtlandry.com/goals26 Discover your divine design with PurposeQuest: https://mypurposequest.com/begin Read Rabbi's testimony in “Reclaiming Our Forgotten Heritage”: https://curtlandry.com/rabbistory In this episode of the Curt Landry Podcast, Rabbi Curt and Darrell Puckett discuss entering 2026 and the importance of having a new wineskin for new wine–a renewed mindset and lifestyle to receive God's best. The first few months of the new year, between Hanukkah and Purim, are a time of battle between a miracle and the promise of the miracle. God wants to bring a new thing, but we cannot stay in disbelief, doubt, and disillusionment from our past. We must choose praise in the waiting, inviting God to search our hearts and cleanse our mindsets. As we shift our habits and patterns in alignment with faith, we are ready to receive what He is preparing for us. Join Rabbi and Darrell as they share tools to help you realign with your purpose and God's plans in the new year, and lead in a prayer for healing and breakthrough, specifically for families struggling with infertility.

Preparing for New Wine invites us to clear space in our hearts, habits, and thinking so God can do a fresh work in us. It's not about loss—it's about alignment. As we release what's behind us, we step into a new season with faith, freedom, and expectancy.

Fluent Fiction - Catalan: A New Wine Tradition: L'Oriol's Bold Family Reunion Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ca/episode/2025-12-21-23-34-02-ca Story Transcript:Ca: Entre les vinyes adormides del Penedès, l'Oriol treballava amb delicadesa.En: Among the slumbering vineyards of the Penedès, l'Oriol worked with delicacy.Ca: El matí de Nadal estava fred, i la boira lleugera cobria els ceps nus, acomiadant-se de l'any.En: The Nadal morning was cold, and a light mist covered the bare vines, bidding farewell to the year.Ca: Feia temps que l'Oriol preparava alguna cosa especial.En: L'Oriol had been preparing something special for a long time.Ca: Aquest Nadal seria diferent.En: This Nadal would be different.Ca: Dins de la masia, la Montse tallava i preparava els ingredients pel sopar d'aquesta nit.En: Inside the farmhouse, la Montse was chopping and preparing the ingredients for tonight's dinner.Ca: L'aroma del romaní i les castanyes torrades omplia la cuina.En: The aroma of rosemary and roasted chestnuts filled the kitchen.Ca: L'anticipació d'una nit familiar es palpava a l'aire.En: The anticipation of a family night was palpable in the air.Ca: En Jaume, el pare de l'Oriol, controlava cada detall.En: En Jaume, l'Oriol's father, was overseeing every detail.Ca: Per ell, les tradicions eren sagrades, i el vi forma part d'aquesta herència.En: For him, traditions were sacred, and wine was part of this heritage.Ca: L'Oriol, però, havia estat experimentant.En: L'Oriol, however, had been experimenting.Ca: Després de setmanes de treballar en secret al celler, havia creat una nova varietat de vi.En: After weeks of working in secret in the cellar, he had created a new variety of wine.Ca: Volia sorprendre la família, però també sentia la pressió de complir amb les expectatives del seu pare.En: He wanted to surprise the family, but he also felt the pressure to meet his father's expectations.Ca: Sabia que en Jaume podia ser escèptic.En: He knew en Jaume could be skeptical.Ca: Però l'Oriol estava decidit.En: But l'Oriol was determined.Ca: Aquesta nit, els presentaria les seves noves idees.En: Tonight, he would present his new ideas to them.Ca: Al vespre, la taula estava perfectament decorada i el sopar començava.En: In the evening, the table was perfectly set, and dinner was starting.Ca: Els plats tradicionals s'han servit amb amor i picardia.En: The traditional dishes were served with love and cunning.Ca: L'Oriol va decidir que era el moment de presentar el nou vi.En: L'Oriol decided it was time to present the new wine.Ca: Amb una lleugera tremolor a les mans, va servir el vi experimental als seus familiars.En: With a slight tremble in his hands, he served the experimental wine to his family members.Ca: En Jaume, amb celles aixecades, observava atentament.En: En Jaume, with raised eyebrows, watched closely.Ca: L'Oriol explicà les seves intencions, el desig de combinar la tradició amb un toc personal.En: L'Oriol explained his intentions, the desire to combine tradition with a personal touch.Ca: Tots van tastar el vi en silenci.En: Everyone tasted the wine in silence.Ca: L'ambient estava carregat d'expectativa.En: The atmosphere was heavy with anticipation.Ca: Després, una sorpresa.En: Then, a surprise.Ca: Les cares dels convidats es van il·luminar.En: The guests' faces lit up.Ca: Els comentaris positius no es van fer esperar.En: Positive comments came quickly.Ca: L'Oriol va sentir una ona de relleu i alegria.En: L'Oriol felt a wave of relief and joy.Ca: En Jaume va fer una pausa, va aixecar la copa i, després de provar-ho, va assentir lentament amb aprovació.En: En Jaume paused, raised his glass, and after tasting it, nodded slowly in approval.Ca: Un gest senzill que per l'Oriol, ho significava tot.En: A simple gesture that, for l'Oriol, meant everything.Ca: Aquella nit, la família es va sentir més unida, envoltada per la calor del moment i la promesa del futur.En: That night, the family felt more united, surrounded by the warmth of the moment and the promise of the future.Ca: L'Oriol havia trobat la manera de mantenir viu l'esperit de la tradició, tot i que afegint-hi un tros del seu propi cor.En: L'Oriol had found a way to keep the spirit of tradition alive, while adding a piece of his own heart.Ca: I en Jaume, finalment, va saber que ser obert a noves idees no era traïció, sinó enriquiment.En: And en Jaume, finally, realized that being open to new ideas was not a betrayal, but an enrichment.Ca: Després del sopar, la conversa va fluir i la rialla omplia el saló.En: After dinner, the conversation flowed and laughter filled the living room.Ca: L'Oriol mirava el seu pare amb gratitud, sabent que havia aconseguit enllaçar la màgia del Nadal amb la seva visió d'un demà integrador.En: L'Oriol looked at his father with gratitude, knowing he had managed to link the magic of Nadal with his vision of an inclusive future.Ca: Aquest podia ser només un petit pas per a la seva vinya, però un gran pas per a la seva confiança.En: This might be just a small step for his vineyard, but a great step for his confidence. Vocabulary Words:the vineyard: la vinyathe cellar: el cellerthe delicacy: la delicadesathe mist: la boirathe vine: el cepthe farmhouse: la masiathe aroma: l'aromathe rosemary: el romaníthe chestnut: la castanyathe anticipation: l'anticipacióthe heritage: l'herènciathe variety: la varietatthe expectation: l'expectativathe eyebrow: la cellathe silence: el silencithe atmosphere: l'ambientthe surprise: la sorpresathe gesture: el gestthe warmth: la calorthe promise: la promesathe heart: el corthe betrayal: la traïcióthe enrichment: l'enriquimentthe laughter: la riallathe living room: el salóthe gratitude: la gratitudthe magic: la màgiathe confidence: la confiançathe evening: el vesprethe dinner: el sopar

How often have we found our lives lacking and tried to fill them with a new career, New Year's resolutions, a vacation, new relationships, or new habits? Jesus reveals that we don't need to add something new to our lives; we need to be radically changed from the inside out. Jesus is the new wine of Matthew 9:14-17, offering us a new life that is sweet, eternal, fulfilling and abundant.

Saranne welcomes Jacqui Bryan, a noted functional medicine expert, to explore the topic of wine, sulfite sensitivities, and their implications for those navigating cancer treatment and survivorship—including those, like Saranne, with heightened sensitivities following Stage IV cancer therapies. Drawing on personal experiences and calls from cancer survivors, the episode examines why reactions to wine are so common, what sulfites truly are, and the sneaky ways these preservatives hide in everyday foods. Together, they unpack practical strategies for label reading, tips to avoid unwanted symptoms, and the differences between sulfites and sulfates, empowering listeners to make informed food and drink choices during cancer recovery. Jacqui Bryan is a certified nutrition specialist, whole health educator, registered nurse, and certified health coach. Renowned for her expertise in functional medicine, Jacqui has contributed to over 100 episodes and helped countless individuals adjust their diets to improve health outcomes during and after cancer treatment. Her holistic approach and deep understanding of nutrition make her a valuable resource for those seeking wellness guidance rooted in science and real-world experience. "If you're going to choose to drink wine, then choose a sulfite-free wine or even try a product that will remove some of the histamines and some of the sulfites." ~Jacqui Bryan Today on Beating Cancer Daily:·     Sulfite sensitivity can develop at any time during your life, even if you've previously consumed sulfites without issue.·     Cancer treatments like chemotherapy and radiation may heighten sensitivity to sulfites and other additives.·     Sulfites are not just in wine but also in dried fruit, fruit juices, jams, jellies, potato products, breads, and more.·     People with asthma are at increased risk for sulfite sensitivity, and 5% of asthmatic individuals may be affected.·     Symptoms of sulfite sensitivity include headaches, dizziness, wheezing, hives, difficulty swallowing, and even anaphylactic reactions.·     Sulfite sensitivity is distinct from a true allergy, and there are no reliable medical tests for it; elimination diets can help identify triggers.·     Reading food and drink labels for sulfite-containing additives (like sulfur dioxide and sodium bisulfite) is key for those concerned.·     Working with a registered nutrition professional and informing your medical team can help tailor dietary approaches to sulfite sensitivities. 2025 People's Choice Podcast Awards Finalist Ranked the Top 5 Best Cancer Podcasts by CancerCare News in 2024 & 2025,and #1 Rated Cancer Survivor Podcast by FeedSpot in 2024 Beating Cancer Daily is listened to in over 130 countries across 7 continents and features over 390 original daily episodes hosted by  Stage IV survivor Saranne Rothberg.   To learn more about Host Saranne Rothberg and The ComedyCures Foundation:https://www.comedycures.org/ To write to Saranne or a guest:https://www.comedycures.org/contact-8 To record a message to Saranne or a guest:https://www.speakpipe.com/BCD_Comments_Suggestions To sign up for the free Health Builder Series live on Zoom with Saranne and Jacqui, go to The ComedyCures Foundation's homepage:https://www.comedycures.org/ Please support the creation of more original episodes of Beating Cancer Daily and other free ComedyCures Foundation programs with a tax-deductible contribution:http://bit.ly/ComedyCuresDonate THANK YOU! Please tell a friend whom we may help, and please support us with a beautiful review. Have a blessed day! Saranne  

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Jesus has done so much for us, but we cannot enjoy that until we let go of the old and embrace the new life Jesus died to give us. Join Joyce today as she shares ways of breaking free from being overly rigid and judgmental.

One of the biggest challenges Christians face is to live a holy life without becoming overly rigid and judgmental with their faith. Today, Joyce discusses the difference between the old covenant law and new covenant grace.

In this episode podcaster and spiritual director, Josh Banner with Keith Reynolds, and Robert Caldwell explores how the church can embody creative, justice-oriented responses to today's social realities by centering marginalized communities and reimagining spiritual formation as social transformation. Guests: • Keith Reynolds (Western Theological Seminary) • Robert Caldwell (Answer Poverty) Key Topics: • Church and social justice • Community development • Faith in action • Racial equity • Creative ministry models 00:00 – Introduction • Opening thoughts on not being anxious about current events and the call for the church to focus on supporting marginalized people. 00:32 – Organizing for Impact • Discussion on how resources are used to meet material needs in the community. 00:47 – New Wine, Old Wineskins • Reflection on the need for new approaches in faith and community work. 01:03 – Suffering and Imagination • The idea that suffering requires imagination and leads to collective genius, especially in the Black community. 01:25 – Robert Caldwell's Influence • Robert's non-reactionary approach and the wisdom gained from elders. 01:51 – Episode Overview • Host Josh introduces guests Keith Reynolds and Robert Caldwell, and outlines the themes of the episode: church planting, justice, and hope. 02:36 – Orientation and Vision • Robert shares his story; Keith discusses his vision for a new kind of church. 04:20 – Turning to Hope • Encouragement to focus on good news and practice hope despite a difficult news cycle. 05:40 – Love and Justice • Exploring the connection between loving God, neighbor, and self; justice as love in action. 09:00 – Personal Journeys • Keith and Robert share their backgrounds, vocational journeys, and the importance of mentorship and legacy. 16:36 – Church Planting and Community • Keith describes the influence of Robert on his approach to church and community development. 36:14 – Closing Reflections • The episode closes with thoughts on witness, legacy, and the ongoing journey of faith and justice. For more information visit: www.theinvitationcenter.org For information about the pending DMin cohort at Western Theological Seminary, visit: https://www.westernsem.edu/admissions/

Healing rarely shows up through big, dramatic signs. It's more often woven into the tiny ones you overlook. From painful reminders to unexpected setbacks, this episode reveals how the everyday is trying to transform you. From a lost earbud to a pair of boots that just wouldn't fit to a game of Chutes & Ladders, this episode is full of the real-life metaphors, soul whispers, and intuitive nudges that remind us: God is always speaking to us Stop settling for half@$$ effort Time does NOT heal Your pain is always pointing you toward healing If you've been feeling overwhelmed, disconnected from yourself, or struggling to hear your intuition, this episode will remind you that you don't have to wait for a breakdown or a big sign. Your healing is already happening…in the simplest moments. Listen, breathe, and let these stories meet you where you are. Your soul already knows the way! Want to get in on the sweet F45 Holiday Deals mentioned in today's episode? The song my Niece sent me: New Wine

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