Caleb Summit registration is open!

October 29–30, 2026

Schedule here: https://www.calebsummit.org/schedule

Caleb Summit is a gathering built to activate and align men (16+) with the historic Christian faith—and to ignite church planting, evangelism, and movement growth. This is not a retreat or a recovery meeting. It is a forward-leaning rally for men who want to carry the historic faith with confidence, clarity, and courage.

https://www.calebsummit.org/register

Our model is Caleb at 80—still fierce, still faithful, refusing retirement, insisting “Give me this mountain.” Caleb Summit calls men into that same triumphant spirit: holy ambition, joyful strength, and bold initiative.

DON’T JUST ATTEND.

BE A CALEB.

CONQUER THE MOUNTAIN.

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April 25, 2026

Strength to Strength welcomed David Bercot to explore Paul’s most theologically foundational—but often divisive—book, Romans.

Romans can be a difficult book to navigate. As a result, people have used Romans to teach wrong doctrines like salvation by faith alone. However, Bercot explains that if we keep in mind just three simple principles, Romans becomes a book that any Christian can easily and properly understand.

An interactive question-and-answer period follows.

https://strengthtostrength.org/romans-made-simple/

April 4, 2026

Strength to Strength Sisters welcomed Marietta Yoder to discuss the power of intercessory prayer.

"The effective, fervent prayer of a righteous man avails much." —James 5:16

Without prayer, ministry becomes a human effort that is like the vapor, shadow, grass. It will not last–only burn up. It becomes a burden-an idol.

Prayer causes the work you are engaged in to be eternal. Prayer opens people’s heart to the Redeemer. Prayer connects us to God so that His will is lived out on earth. Prayer preserves a people from destruction. It connects your spirit to the Fountain of great fruitfulness.

I will try to answer the following questions:

- How do I keep from getting bored while praying?

- If God wants to do something anyway, than why do I have to pray it?

- Why don’t we see answers to prayer?

- What examples are there of praying believers who overcame problems?

https://strengthtostrength.org/the-power-of-intercessory-prayer/

Conflict is inevitable. It is a normal part of the human experience. The important question is: “Are we doing it well?”

Dare to believe that we can be peacemakers in every situation and be called the children of God. You will be surprised at the outpouring of His blessing.

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April 11, 2026

Strength to Strength welcomed Paul Lamicela to explore the place that the kingdom of God has within the Scripture.

Sometimes we use “kingdom” as a buzzword, perhaps paired with a few prooftexts from the Gospels. But what did Jesus really mean when he proclaimed that the “kingdom of God” was at hand? Hint: we have to dig into the Old Testament to get the full picture. And doing so will bring a richer, deeper, more compelling dimension to our own lives in Jesus’ kingdom.

An interactive question-and-answer period follows.

Downloadable handout available on our website.

https://strengthtostrength.org/the-kingdom-in-context-of-the-whole-scripture/

March 28, 2026

Strength to Strength welcomed four brothers to share about initiatives that they are involved in.

The unsung heroes of Jesus’ kingdom are the faithful disciples who serve their Lord without fanfare or applause.

Whether you are a warrior in secret prayer, a widow who casts in the last two mites, or a worker advancing the bleeding edge of the kingdom, you can rest assured that deeds of service do not escape the eye of our benevolent King.

An interactive question-and-answer period follows.

- 5:40 Salt Microfinance (https://christianaidministries.org/salt-microfinance-solutions/) by Clyde Zimmerman

- 26:54 Ur-BAM (https://ur-bam.com/) by Stephen Stoltzfus

- 42:56 Urban Sheds (https://www.urban-sheds.com/) by Jeremy Horning

- 1:04:27 Anabaptist Brotherhood (https://anabaptistbrotherhood.org/) by Merle Herr

https://strengthtostrength.org/walk-the-talk-9/

March 14, 2026

Strength to Strength welcomed Philip Hess to critique the reformer’s views of soteriology.

Did the Protestant Reformers restore the true Apostolic doctrine to the church? Or did they fall short of this goal? Join us as we talk about how the Reformation teaching of “faith alone” did not represent the New Testament’s picture of faith. To support “faith alone”, the Reformers had to promote forensic justification and monergism. Their alliance with the state church kept them from understanding the New Testament vision for the church as a body of the faithful, and led them to make all kinds of compromises with the teachings of Jesus. In this talk, we will discuss “How the Reformers slipped in Soteriology”.

An interactive question-and-answer period follows.

https://strengthtostrength.org/sacred-roots-how-the-reformers-slipped-in-soteriology/

March 7, 2026

Strength to Strength Sisters welcomed Faith Zook to discuss practical evangelism.

When was the last time I had a conversation with a total stranger? Does talking to the ungodly around us make me feel uncomfortable or do I feel energized by these conversations?

In this talk, Faith will show through humor and stories how we can have the confidence to talk to others about the hope that lies within us. Maybe you will be able to relate to her stories and get new ideas for the neighbors in your life.

This talk is based on the Biblical account of Jesus meeting the Samaritan woman at the well. Jesus meets this sinful woman in an ordinary situation, asks her probing questions, and ends up saving this woman and her friends. It is an amazing story of the power of love to overcome defenses people put up, while giving us an example of how we also can witness to others.

A few ideas will be given in this talk about talking to strangers, being comfortable with the uncomfortable, and pushing conversations into deeper places when given opportunity. Our quiet lives of Christian love are a powerful testimony to those around us, but sometimes our neighbors also need words to be spoken. Our goal is to get those around us to ask the question of whom we speak, “Is not this the Christ?”

An interactive question-and-answer period follows.

https://strengthtostrength.org/the-power-of-love-evangelism/

February 28, 2026

Strength to Strength welcomed Edsel Burdge to discuss the early Anabaptists’ understanding of separation.

This message explores the roots of early Anabaptism, the 500th anniversary of believer’s baptism in Zurich (1525), and the Schleitheim Articles of 1527. Learn how Michael Sattler and the Swiss Brethren emphasized separation from the world, non-resistance, discipleship, and living as a distinct people under Christ’s kingdom.

Join us to discover:

- Why the term “Anabaptist” was a nickname and why many rejected it

- The story of the first believer’s baptism in Zurich in 1525

- How the Schleitheim Confession (Seven Articles) shaped Swiss Brethren life

- Michael Sattler’s powerful defense of faith and separation

- The Biblical call from 2 Corinthians 6 to “come out and be separate”

This teaching challenges modern Christians to reconsider what it means to be truly set apart from the world while faithfully following Jesus.

An interactive question-and-answer period follows.

https://strengthtostrength.org/sacred-roots-separation-a-swiss-brethren-article-of-faith/

February 14, 2026

Strength to Strength welcomed Finny Kuruvilla to share the story of Michael Sattler, a short life with an large impact.

Who was Michael Sattler? This talk examines the life and thought of Michael Sattler within the context of the early 1500s, highlighting the Schleitheim Confession as a formative theological statement. Sattler’s witness and martyrdom illuminates the ethical and ecclesial costs of discipleship amid sixteenth-century religious upheaval.

An interactive question-and-answer period follows.

https://strengthtostrength.org/sacred-roots-faith-at-the-stake-michael-sattler-and-the-cost-of-discipleship/