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Thousands of fathers leave the church of their upbringing to chart a better course for their family. Many of these same fathers end up in places they neither foresaw or expected. What if there is a major element of spiritual, family faithfulness we have been missing? Join Brandon Byler for a discussion of this topic.

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Discover the dramatic origins of the Amish movement through the life of Jacob Ammon, a bold 17th-century Anabaptist leader whose unwavering stand for holiness, church discipline, and separation from the world would shape generations to come. In this compelling historical overview, we explore how Ammon challenged spiritual complacency, called for renewed obedience to Christ, and ultimately became the namesake of a new expression of Anabaptist faith.

This message takes you beyond the surface of a church division and into the heart of a revival—a movement ignited by a man who left comfort behind to follow deep conviction. Through historical context, original documents, and spiritual reflection, you’ll gain insight into:

What really caused the split between the Amish and Mennonites

Why Jacob Ammon’s call for faithfulness stirred such strong opposition

How revival and zeal can be both powerful and polarizing

Whether you're Anabaptist, curious about church history, or seeking examples of radical discipleship, this talk will inspire you to examine your own walk with Christ and consider what it means to live with conviction in an age of compromise.

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