
The Fruitful Vine podcast is designed to help you grow in your walk with God, understand more of who He is and provide scriptural insights that with strengthen your faith in Jesus Christ.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 90 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

In this episode, Pastor Urshan finishes up our series about the fruit of the Spirit, faith, meekness and temperance.
In this episode, Pastor Urshan takes a look at the fruit of the Spirit, longsuffering, gentleness and goodness.
In this episode, Pastor Joel Urshan talks about the first three fruit of the Spirit listed in Galatians 5: love, joy and peace.
In this episode, Pastor Urshan talks about the family unit and singleness, and the importance of both being refreshed by time away with God.
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A podcast that grabs your attention and makes you never want to stop learning about God, yet so peaceful to the soul?
I can find no better way than to kickstart my day with this podcast. Tyler and Joel have truly been amazing men after Gods heart and I thank them for making my favorite podcast. I love how soothing yet hooking this podcast can be. I prayed for a way of ministry yet enduring to add to my daily routine and God always provides. Keep up the good work guys šš¼šš¼
Such an encouraging and instructing podcast!
I love how Joel Urshan helps you have a deeper walk with God. He opens your eyes to see God in a greater light. Thank you and keep doing podcast!
Someone sent me The Forgotten Fruit, Longsuffering. I listened while receiving my fourth day of chemo for AML leukemia. Talk about a word fitly spoken in due season!
Thx Pastor Urshan for masterfully unpacking this much needed topic!
Paul Sibley
I enjoy this podcast weekly. The latest episode with Heidi Urshan āEmerging from Depressionā greatly ministered to me as a pastorās wife who is also not exempt from the struggles of this life. Thank you.
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The show consistently centers faith-based leadership, spiritual growth, and practical theology through conversations with pastors, theologians, and ministry leaders. Episodes frequently explore biblical doctrine, revival, Israel and prophecy, and how to apply faith to everyday life, family, and community. A standout pattern is the blend of devotional reflection with actionable guidance on leadership, discipleship, and evangelism, often framed by Pentecostal-friendly doctrine and personal storytelling. The format tends to be warm and devotional, with guests who are respected teachers, authors, and ministry practitioners, making it useful for listeners seeking deeper spiritual insight and actionable faith practices.
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Recent guests on The Fruitful Vine include:
1. Joel Urshan
2. Dr. Eugene Wilson
3. Pastor Joel Urshan
4. Branden Andersen
5. Loammi Diaz
6. Nick Mahaney
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