Strength to Strength welcomed Harold Troyer to speak on the topic of prayer life, which he referred to as the fuel that drives.

What is driving your life and how do you get from point A to point B? Is your life filled and driven by fervent prayer in the Holy Ghost? In this topic, Harold shares a few thoughts on how to obtain and maintain a passionate prayer life.

Harold Troyer also spoke about an endeavor to have folks commit to a 24/7 prayer chain. Learn more at Eternal Prayer Flame.

An interactive question-and-answer period follows.

Strength to Strength welcomed Bryant Martin to share a message on the hope of the world, “Cultivating Kingdom Communities of Faithful Practice – part 2.”

What is the answer for our world? How does God’s Kingdom get advanced?

An interactive question-and-answer period follows.

Strength to Strength welcomed Bryant Martin to share a message on the hope of the world, “Cultivating Kingdom Communities of Faithful Practice – part 1.”

What is the answer for our world? How does God’s Kingdom get advanced?

An interactive question-and-answer period follows.

Strength to Strength welcomed Philip Hess to share about the importance of family in perpetuating the faith.

Closely tied in is the change from the historic church’s teaching about family planning and birth control, and how that change has opened Pandora’s box toward the destruction of society and the family.

Not advised for children.

Strength to Strength welcomed Sam Baer to share about his faith journey. He grew up in Alberta as a conservative Mennonite, but left that about twelve years ago.

He shared the story of his journey, and how in the past two years God has brought him and his wife into the Kingdom and is leading them in the paths of King Jesus.

An interactive question-and-answer period follows.

Strength to Strength welcomed Zack Johnson from Sattler College to share about peacemaking.

He has previously served in the US Air Force, but was granted dismissal after coming to an understanding of Jesus’ teaching of peacemaking.

An interactive question-and-answer period follows.