Kingdom Fellowship Weekend

“Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.” A short topic featuring Brother Clayton Shenk as he discusses modeling Christ’s discipleship to our families.

In this message, Brother Dean Taylor discusses how the life and teaching of Jesus Christ should direct our discipleship.

What are the opportunities and challenges for discipleship today? In this message, Brother Joe Root addresses seven areas of discipleship relevant to the 21st century.

Joe Root challenges us to listen to the sound of the trumpet and go to war against sin, to fight for holiness at any cost. The weapons of our warfare are not pistols and knives, they are not carnal, but they are mighty through God to the pulling down of strongholds.

Panel discusses some of the prevalent issues of immorality that plague our world today and too often need to be repented of within the four walls of the church as well. Not an easy subject to tackle but a very necessary one in these times.

Panelists include Donald Brechbill, Matthew Milioni, Roger Hertzler, and Tim Power.

Panel discussion moderated by Ken Miller.

Dwayne Stoltzfus speaks to the audience about some practical ways that we could get involved in helping to turn the tide of abortion in our land. Will we as a people rise to the challenge?

Finny Kuruvilla calls us to ponder how we can lift a standard against the innocent bloodshed happening all around us by calling us to embrace the command in God’s word to “take no part in the unfruitful works of darkness but rather expose them” (Ephesians 5:11).

Curt Wagoner warns us that the time is short and challenges God’s people to lift up a standard of holiness while living like pilgrims in a modern day Babylon.

Four applications from Scripture illustrated by stories from Adoniram Judson’s life. Matthew 13:33

Some of the points: expansion of the church:

• Depends on the power of friendship
• Is not flashy but steady and unstoppable
• Demands our lives

True leadership needs to be about loving those who are following them as John 3:16 says. From personal examples, Brother Lloyd shows the leaders that he loved because of their heart for their “sheep.” Leaders need to be servants. He also gives examples from his own leadership of what has worked and what has not been beneficial.