Kingdom Fellowship Weekend

“Our families are one of the most powerful testimonies we have for the Gospel of Jesus Christ.” The purpose of our families is to show the love of God in human relationships!

Sharing from his own life, and his more than thirty years of counseling first-generation Christian families in Latin America, Brother Mark Yoder shows us how the power of the resurrected Jesus brings Life in our homes.

What we want in our families more than anything else is the presence of God, and the blessing of the Holy Spirit. And to experience that, we need to crucify the flesh through the work of the Holy Spirit, so that we can truly love. The success of a man or a woman is measured by their relationships. And it’s never too late to turn from conflict and carnality to pursue God’s beautiful design for the family. Today is the day to choose Life!

How does the Resurrection of Jesus Christ “inaugurate” Him as King of kings and why is the resurrection central to our faith? Can the resurrection be documented historically, and if so, how? What was the central message of the Apostles?

Listen to this rousing message and be inspired to press forward in overcoming personal struggles and advancing the Kingdom with the battle cry that echoes down through the ages “Jesus is risen!”.

“Through Jesus’ resurrection the curse has been reversed and now Life is the dominant force!” -Ken Miller

In this midnight message Brother Finny Kuruvilla gives a clear warning to the professing Christian community. Observing the text of Ezekiel 37 and the vision of dry bones Finny points out the disconnection, disjointedness, and dry deadness pictured in the valley. Is this a picture of my life or the life of my community? Listen to this message to find a way out of deadness.

(given during the night of prayer at 12:00 AM)

From the perspective of eternity, our life is only a mist that will soon vanish away – so what is its purpose?

When John said, “He who has the Son has life; he who does not have the Son of God does not have life” he was not talking about physical life or consciousness; he was talking about something more.

From the first century, Jesus brings His followers face to face with the mystery of life. Join Brother Philip Hess as he explores how we can experience the essense of life, relationship with God and unity with Him.

What is the vision for having a Christian school in an urban or church plant setting? What are the challenges and blessings? What influences might children from Christian homes need to face from peers that have a very different home life? Brother Dwight Nisly, a veteran intercity teacher and administrator shares from his years of experience.

This message was given at the Church Growth Seminar 2021, which is a segment organized by the Church Planters’ Forum.

God gifts the church with different gifts. In this message Brother Eric Shorey looks at the church in the book of Acts and gleans teaching from the epistles to show how God gave a variety of gifts to the church. He also shows how those called of God worked together at bringing people into the church and making disciples. This message lays a good foundation for how brothers and sisters can team together in fulfilling the Great Commission.

This message was given at the Church Growth Seminar 2021, which is a segment organized by the Church Planters’ Forum.

Brother Daryl Witmer, a missionary from South America, identifies issues that are encountered in trying to reach the unreached. He addresses such things as cultural misunderstandings, recognizing cultural clash and preparing for it, looking at what can be done toward accessing unreached people, and how to send native people back to their villages to teach and live the Gospel.

This message was given at the Church Growth Seminar 2021, which is a segment organized by the Church Planters’ Forum.

Have you ever wrestled with the role of politics and culture in advancing God’s kingdom? The Apostle Paul answers these questions with a call to “the ministry of reconciliation” and a profound political analogy!

What is the message should Christians be communicating to the world?

This message was given at the Church Growth Seminar 2021, which is a segment organized by the Church Planters’ Forum.

Through stories and illustrations, Brother Ken Miller shares a three-fold burden for anyone who hopes to be involved in evangelism, disciple-making, and church planting.

1. The need for true discipleship to be taught.
2. The importance of learning from history.
3. The value of hearing from experienced church planters among us.

This message was given at the Church Growth Seminar 2021, which is a segment organized by the Church Planters’ Forum.

Brother Eric Shorey and his family are from Maine. Eric did not grow up in a Christian home or church. Many Christians do not know what this like. Sometimes testimonies focus on how God delivered a person from a life of sin. In this topic Eric does not talk so much about deliverance from a life of sin, but he will be more focused on helping us understand what it is like to grow up in a non-Christian setting. This message can inspire us to reach out to our neighbors and help us understand better the thoughts and perspectives of those who live life without hope!

This message was given at the Church Growth Seminar 2021, which is a segment organized by the Church Planters’ Forum.