Kingdom Fellowship Weekend

What do authentic relationships between women look like? In this women’s topic, Sister Linda Miller outlined characteristics that are important to have good relationships. We can look to Jesus to see how there will be different levels of relationship.

Tsunamis strike with amazing power and speed on an unsuspecting, unprepared coast. Has the wave of new technology in recent years taken the church by surprise? Brother Gary Miller gives some historical perspectives and points out both the potential dangers and the blessings of accepting new technology. He then challenges the church to find higher ground and face these challenges collectively.

Are you developing a media ethic? In this very relevant message, Brother Harry Argo challenges Christians to consider how technology and media in themselves are changing them. Are you an effective, cautious user, or a naive, oblivious digital addict?

Is the church captive in Babylon? In this timely message, Brother Ken Miller begins with Revelation 18 to remind the Church of the call to come out of Babylon. He dispels the modern notion that Christians may adapt to the society while we live here, and instead urges Christians to escape Babylon’s spell. Using illustrations and personal examples, this sermon presents an urgent call for followers of Jesus to “Come out of her, my people, and be not partaker of her sins.”

Jesus commanded his followers to make disciples. Brother Finny Kuruvilla teaches that a biblical church will make their paramount witness for Christ be that of molding disciples. Finny gives practical ways to develop a discipleship-​based approach in your local brotherhood.

This message was given at the Church Growth Seminar 2018, which is a segment organized by the Church Planters’ Forum.

Does the gathering of saints where we assemble reflect Christ? True fellowship is dynamic, but in order to experience this fellowship in our local assemblies, we must not do anything to hinder the life and unity we have in Christ. Fellowship ministers to the physical, spiritual, and emotional burdens of the saints.

In modern Christianity today, worship is one of the most misunderstood words. This messages explores four main topics: worship defined, worship determined, worship demonstrated, and worship declared. In this sermon, Brother John D. Martin shares how worship acceptable to God begins with a true vision of our holy God and is centered on the Cross. Learn the Old English etymology of worship, and how that can instructs the priorities of our life. If our worship does not make Jesus the primary focus of our lives, then it is not true worship. 

We have the historic witness of the Agape, or Love Feast, and the breaking of bread in the early church. In this sermon, Brother Curt Wagoner speaks of three aspects: “the encounter of the suffering Christ,” “the encounter of the shared Communion,” and “the encounter of salvational confidence.” The Lord’s Supper unites believers on a common ground in remembrance of Christ’s death. It is because of the confidence we possess in salvation through Jesus Christ that we can break bread together without condemnation.

In this women’s topic, we discover six symptoms of a heart not at rest and six symptoms of a restful heart. Life and its circumstances can be a doorway to finding Jesus and the rest He has to offer, but the choice with what we do with them is up to us.

You and I can choose from over 500 translations of the Bible to read from—if we know English. But many peoples of the earth have only the witness of Creation to teach them about God—and no way to know the rest of the story.

In this presentation by Brother Aaron Crider, you can learn how All-Nations Bible Translation partners with churches to send teams who facilitate Bible translation and church planting while working to establish indigenous churches.

Learn more at allnationsbt.org.