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As Christians, we are loyal to a new kingdom that calls us to suffering love. Jesus showed us how to suffer. Part of suffering love is understanding that the weapon of those in the kingdom of God is the Word of God, not a sword or other physical weapon.
We commonly call those who will not fight when drafted “Conscientious Objectors.” In this message, Joe Root wisely observes they should rather be called “Scriptural Objectors.”
A heart-searching message on possessions. This message is to encourage Christians everywhere in America to spend more on helping the needy. The kingdom calls for it. John D. Martin challenges this generation to be the most sacrificial generation.
The Beatitudes are an introduction to the Sermon on the Mount. Brother Daniel Kenaston focuses on how these “attitudes” are to be believed and lived out. We need to embrace the values taught in the Beatitudes.
Why were you “saved?” To gain heaven, or to glorify God on earth?
In this message, Brother John D. Martin explores the paradigm difference between a typical “gospel” message and the “Gospel of the Kingdom.” He says it succinctly when he says, “I want you to forget about yourself; I want you to get your relationship with God established, and then lose yourself in something bigger than yourself!” This message includes many illustrations and stories from recent history, the Anabaptists, and the early church to urge a return to the Kingdom hermeneutics of community, economics, and peace.
Second sermon Sunday morning Dale Heisey preached on The Revealed Person of the Word.
First Message Sunday Morning at Kingdom Fellowship Weekend 2011.
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Kingdom Fellowship Weekend exists to promote Biblical Christianity in an era marked with apathy and compromise. Our heart-cry is to "continue steadfastly in the apostles’ doctrine…
We endeavor to do this by encouraging revival, fervent prayer, surrender to Jesus, and by providing a forum for Biblical teaching for those who desire to live as disciples of Christ. We want this event to be a place where Kingdom-minded Christians from various backgrounds can meet one another for edification and encouragement. We especially want to encourage those who are new to embracing the teachings of Jesus and provide fellowship for them in the journey.
We are committed to a Christian expression that is Christ-centered, Scripture-based, and Kingdom-focused, specifically as modeled by the Anabaptist tradition. Although Kingdom Fellowship Weekend is organized and sponsored by conservative Anabaptists, our vision is to build bridges among all true followers of Jesus. We welcome all who, as we, are praying "Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven."
https://kingdomfellowship.org/
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