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Merienda Menonita

Anabaptist World and Mennonite Mission Network

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Spanish Description: Merienda es otro nombre para una cena o té ligero en la noche, y generalmente es informal y, a menudo, una oportunidad para reunirse con amigos. En este mismo sentido, en Merienda Menonita, los/as anfitriones del programa compartirán historias y conversarán con invitados sobre cómo vivir el llamado cristiano en América Latina. Juntos/as exploran cómo seguir a Cristo en la vida cotidiana, y qué puede ofrecer el anabautismo a la iglesia latinoamericana de hoy. Merienda Men ...
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Hear engaging conversations with leaders from across the Jesus-centred movement, as we equip one another for Jesus-centred life and leadership, and give shape to this new relational network called Jesus Collective.
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Strength to Strength

Strength to Strength

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Strength to Strength offers resources that will strengthen your love-faith relationship with King Jesus and give you solid footing in a shaky world. VISION: Inspire flourishing communities of faithful Jesus-followers around the world. MISSION: Advance Jesus’ kingdom by assisting the church in earnestly contending for the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints, through tackling thought-provoking topics, by stimulating candid discussions, and by sharing faith-building testimonies. ...
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Shalom Sistas is a podcast hosted by Osheta Moore, a wifey, writer, entrepreneur, and mom who loves to talk Shalom with her favorite women, her Shalom Sistas. While Shalom is often thought of as another word for peace, it’s actually a deep and wide concept of the world as it should be- whole, flourishing, and vibrant. Being a Shalom Sistah is as simple as seeing a need in the world and asking "how can I help?" Every episode Osheta will introduce a Shalom Sista who asked that question to shar ...
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Kingdom Fellowship Weekend

Kingdom Fellowship Weekend

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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 and fellowship, in the breaking of bread, and in prayers." Our passion is to return to the historical Anabaptist focus of total surrender to King Jesus and to embrace this lifestyle within our local church communities. We endeavor to do this by encouraging revival, fervent prayer, surrender to Jesus, and by provid ...
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Welcome to the final fourth episode of Super September! This four-part series has featured weekly keynote talks from our recent Unite 2024 event, which we hosted this year back in April, and we have been so excited to share these moments with you! We are thrilled to feature Jenni Waldron on the stage in this fourth episode. You won't want to miss t…
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Strength to Strength welcomed Dylan Heidrich to share his spiritual life journey. In this episode, Dylan shares his journey from growing up in an atheist household to being baptized in a Baptist church at 18. He reflects on his transition to house church life, his desire for missional living, and how discovering the early church led him to kingdom …
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Welcome to the third episode of Super September! (Are we that far already?!) This four-part series features weekly keynote talks from our recent Unite 2024 event, which we hosted this year back in April. We are so excited to share these moments with you! In this third episode, we are thrilled to feature Issa Ebombolo on the stage. This is surely on…
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Strength to Strength welcomed Linda Amendt to take a closer look at what winning on this battleground may look like. “Sow a thought, reap an action. Sow an action, reap a character. Sow a character, reap a destiny.” “As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.” Proverbs 23:7 Linda will share a bit of her journey in relation to her learning how powerf…
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Welcome to the second episode of Super September! This four-part series features weekly keynote talks from our recent Unite 2024 event which we are so excited to share with you! In this second episode, we are thrilled to feature Marlena Graves on the stage. Stay tuned in the coming weeks as we release the talks from Issa Ebombolo, and Jenni Waldron…
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We start a new Narrative Lectionary year at a very good place to start: In the beginning… We begin with the genesis of all things, and it doesn’t take long for everything to devolve into deception, messing up, shame, hiding from God, and scapegoating. If our ancient Hebrew forebears in the faith told this story because they - like us - knew their o…
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We’re excited to kick off Super September! This four-part series will feature weekly keynote talks from our recent Unite 2024 event we cannot wait to share with you! In this episode, we are thrilled to feature Brian Zahnd, Brian’s talk will set the stage for the rest of our series. Stay tuned each week as we release the talks from Marlena Graves, I…
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We, as the admin team at S2S, met virtually to have another Roundtable discussion. We discussed some of the latest happenings, reflect on things such as the recent Kingdom Fellowship Weekend, and have a guest on to hear his story. Evan Smith joined us to tell his story about journeying into the kingdom of God and with fellowship with other kingdom …
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In this talk, Kinley Coulter outlines three points to highlight the battle we are in, and how to effectively win by God’s grace: THE INESCAPABLE REALITY: The forces powering the conflict that is raging between the Church and the kingdoms of this world are invisible but utterly real and eternally dangerous. OUR INFERNAL RIVAL: The kingdoms of this w…
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In this engaging talk, Melvin Lehman discusses how Communism and Socialism have failed. He begins with the its history and high aspirations: goals we could identify with. Yet it’s famously crumbled. Why? Are we destined to have a society with disparate poor and wealthy classes? How can worthy goals like equality be realized today? Melvin points to …
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“Media” by Melvin Lehman We do well to be wary of the negative effects digital media has on our lives. But “What hath God wrought?” to quote Samuel Morse, is an important question. How might our heavenly Father direct us to use this tool to serve the Kingdom of God in our day? We hope to look at the issues pro and con that are raised by this questi…
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Purpose, meaning, fulfillment, motivation—these are things every human longs for. But what exactly is purpose, and how do we know when we’ve truly found it? What is your reason for being? While there are no simple answers, a biblical perspective offers foundational principles to help us begin answering these questions in each of our own lives. In t…
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Join us as we explore the reality of poverty and some of the ways to measure it. What we identify as the cause will determine what we propose as the solution. We'll be discussing economic disparity, considering the opposite of poverty (it's not wealth), and precedents in poverty alleviation. Imagine what the world might be like if communities appli…
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As Anabaptists interact more freely and frequently with news media, they are faced with greater pressures—internally and externally—to become involved in national and international affairs. Should we be doing more? If so, what is the more we should be doing? This talk is not entirely descriptive (since a small percentage of Anabaptists are involved…
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The sands of time are sinking! This message is an urgent call to devote our hearts, lives, time, and energy completely to the kingdom of Jesus. Jesus said his followers are the light of the world, but before that can happen each of our own lamps must first be lit by a personal walk with Jesus. Time moves on, eternity draws nearer every day, and the…
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Jesus is building a spiritual kingdom on earth in earthen vessels sanctified for the Master’s use with none other than resurrected, crucified flesh! His kingdom doesn’t exist in a vacuum, but in flesh and blood, in a world groaning and broken by sin. "So being affectionately desirous of you, we were willing to have imparted unto you, not the gospel…
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In this episode of the Jesus Collective podcast, we sit with Dr. Mike O'Shea, Lead Pastor at Waterville Community Church and author of "All The Way Down: Rebuilding Christian Faith from the Rubble of Evangelicalism." Dr. O'Shea shares his journey from working in an international Evangelical mission organization to becoming a pastor helping people r…
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In this panel discussion, moderator Wendell Martin fielded questions from the audience in relation to these preceeding three messages: “Multiplication or Fragmentation: How to Develop Healthy and Helpful Relationships with Other Church Groups” by Melvin Lehman, Guys Mills, Pennsylvania “People of Integrity” by Justin Wadel, Chambersburg, Pennsylvan…
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Andrew Kurtz contrasts Jesus’ teaching on greatness with the worldly methods of self-exaltation and power politics. Jesus teaches that the ones being served have greater value than the leader. An attitude of humility and service is more important than the leadership structure.By Kingdom Fellowship Weekend
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Justin Wadel speaks about the need for Christians to “be real,” living above the compromise and division that too often characterize Christianity. Each person is a necessary part, required for the Church to work properly. Corporate discipleship is how we press into the Kingdom, with self-examination, setting goals for personal growth, and being the…
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Beginning with a call for us to be unified in Christ, Melvin gives an overview of historical changes in the Anabaptist movement. He reminds us that we need all the members working together for the body to flourish. Melvin urges us to respect boundaries and to be proactive rather than reactive to issues that need to be addressed.…
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En este episodio invitados especiales de iglesias anabautistas de Perú animan a la participación de la celebración de 500 años del anabautismo. Pastor Roberto Mosquera de Cusco, pastor David Moreno de Iquitos, pastor Orlando Panta de Piura y el hermano Caleb Cutipa de Huakarpay conversan y animan a los hermanos y hermanas de las iglesias anabautist…
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Jacob was fleeing from his home, traveling to his Uncle Laban’s place in Haran. Officially, he was going to find a wife, but he was also fleeing from his brother’s anger. He stopped for the night under the stars, with a stone for a pillow, and as he slept, he had a dream. In his dream, he saw a ladder with angels going up and down. The Lord spoke t…
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Strength to Strength welcomed Justin Zehr to discuss Jesus’ interaction with Nicodemus. In this talk we’ll be taking a look at the miracle of New Birth and the metamorphosis of one who is transformed into the likeness of Christ. The miracle of one who is dead in sin and trapped in the state of fallen humanity then becoming a new creature in Christ …
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Strength to Strength welcomed Marji Wagler to discuss marriage as God inteneded. God designed an other-centered union for a me-centered world. "With the unfading charm of a gentle and peaceful spirit which isn’t wrought up or anxious… adapting themselves to their husbands." -adapted from 1 Peter 3:3–5, Amplified Bible That inner person is reflected…
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Life is filled with challenges; what kind of person does well during a crisis? James 1 tells us that those who have faith grow through trials, but those who are double-minded cannot rely on God. Daniel is an example of James 1 applied—he faced trials and received wisdom and strength. Daniel’s hymn of praise in Daniel 2 shows his personal experience…
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Many Christians—especially young Christians stepping into a world and a church devastated by division, scandal, and abuse—are asking the question: "What is the gospel?" and deciding that the gospel is not good news. For many, it seems like our faith has little to offer the world around us. Our gospel has become too small—it looks nothing like the J…
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If you knew your life was about to change, would it make a difference? Matt 24:36-46. We don’t know when Jesus is coming again, but we’re told that normal life will be going on… and then the unexpected happens, and He returns! If we knew when Jesus was coming, would we do anything different? In James 4:13-15, we see that life is routine and mundane…
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Why do we do what we do? People around us may think we are weird. Even if the culture around us changes, that does not mean that we need to change. We must never elevate our practices to be equivalent with the Bible, but they can still be beneficial. Some Biblical mandates for Biblical practices: A Biblical style of worship which would include pers…
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Join Keyan, Eden and Rita as they share stories of discernment in the last of our series. This summer we asked congregation members if they would be willing to share stories from their lives about moments of discernment. Sermon begins at minute marker 3:46 Job 12:7-10 Resources BibleWorm podcast Rita's written text Image: Photo by Bakr Magrabi on p…
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At Jesus Collective, we want to be a part of a movement that is trying to look more like Jesus in all things– and that even includes how we grieve. Author and pastor Leanne Friesen joins us to discuss her book ​‘Grieving Room,’ inspired by the loss of her sister to cancer. Leanne challenges common notions about grief, advocating for authentic emoti…
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David Bercot. There are hundreds of commentaries on Romans in print today, and thousands have been written over the centuries. So what is the point of still one more commentary? The reason is that this is not “still one more commentary.” In this commentary, the reader will be seeing Romans through the eyes of the Christians who lived in the first f…
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The book of Nehemiah is the account of the Jews rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem 280 years after the Assyrians had deported the 10 northern tribes and scattered them over the known world. Nehemiah was a cupbearer for the king of Persia when he heard about the challenges his people were experiencing in Jerusalem, so he asked the king for permission…
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Strength to Strength welcomed Renee Miles to discuss how God’s instruction for sisters’ headcovering compliments His design for womanhood. There is an agreement among Christians that the verses in 1 Corinthians 11 are talking about a head covering, but this is where the agreement ends. Beyond that there is much debate and differences of opinion: Is…
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A good question to ask ourselves is: Why do we attend our church? Hopefully, it’s not just because it’s where we grew up, but because we see something worthwhile here. The emphasis of the Great Commission is discipleship, not just conversion. Our focus shouldn’t be on what is the bare minimum to get to heaven or only doing the things that make sens…
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Join us to hear personal stories of discernment from Ken and Beth Miller Kraybill. They share about times of transition and decision in their lives. Sermon begins at minute marker 5:00 Matthew 4:18-22 Resources BibleWorm podcast Image: Photo by Neslihan A. on pexels.com https://www.pexels.com/photo/stairs-in-tunnel-16817922/ Hymn: Voices Together, …
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Strength to Strength welcomed Josh Wray for a discussion about discipleship modeled after Jesus. As disciples of Jesus, we are invited to follow Him in fellowship with other believers. Through the joys and challenges of interacting with other disciples, we are being conformed into the image of Christ. In this message, Josh will share what practical…
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How can we, as a church, bless and be an encouragement to each other? Paul, in his letter to the Thessalonians, commends them for their work of faith, labor of love, and patience of hope. He also thanks God for them and prays for them. It is extremely important that a body of believers should be known for speaking good and not evil of each other. S…
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Join us as Charlene Epp and Lauren Good share stories about times of discernment in their lives. This is the first part of a series. Each Sunday for a few weeks at least two people will share stories from their lives highlighting the ways they have discerned paths and truth. Talks begin at 5:54 1 Corinthians 12:12-27 Image by Khanh Nguyen on pexels…
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Sherilyn Shirk. This delightful children’s book is a full-color, beautifully illustrated treasure for young children aged 2–10. “You Are Precious in His Sight” was designed by a mother of six, and dedicated to foster children. It introduces the child to Jesus as the Creator and Designer of all things good. Further, it assures the child that the hur…
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Acts 1–5 is a picture of a vibrant, healthy church. These events took place within 4–6 months of Christ’s resurrection. Acts 2 describes the coming of the Holy Spirit “as of a rushing mighty wind” and “divided tongues, as of fire” that sat on each person, and “they were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak with other tongues, as the Spiri…
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Historically, cynics were thought to be crazy since they didn’t seem to care much about the necessities of life or doing work that was productive. Cynics today seem to be selfish and only interested in themselves. They are sure that nothing will work out well and everything in life is discouraging or depressing. Older people tend to be more cynical…
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When we think we need to be in control of everything, we become anxious about our capacity to control. Letting our sense of control go and trusting in God and the provision that God has offered seems so terribly hard. What happens when we lose track of the fact that we’re part of the magnificently interconnected system, and we begin to imagine that…
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The reason people struggle to stop doing the bad things they say they want to stop is that their choosing capacity is not an independent part of them that lives in a separate room of their house and can just choose the right thing no matter what is going on in other rooms of their house. What this means is that will alone cannot carry us to change …
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God delights in God’s playground - all of creation is meant to be enjoyed and to participate in the purpose of the rest of creation. This sermon is a celebration of all that God has created, called good, and invited us to participate in. Sermon begins at minute marker 7:22 Psalm 104 Resources BibleWorm podcast Image: El Rio de Luz (The River of Lig…
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En este episodio conversamos con Marisol Puma sobre el Encuentro sudamericano de los 500 años del Anabautsimo que se celebrará en Cusco, Perú en enero del 2025. Marisol nos da algo de información y detalles sobre este evento y puede encontrar mayor información en el siguiente link: https://forms.gle/wfAnyagTcqCP55U68 In this episode we talk to Mari…
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I John 2:6 – When we read the Gospels, we should ask ourselves if we have any resemblance to Jesus. John 4 – Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman can challenge us in several ways. 1) First challenge: Do I engage with people the way Jesus did? Jesus did not avoid this potentially awkward conversation. He showed interest and concern and made the…
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Brisa Peacock from Camp CAMREC shared a sermon as part of our series on Creation Care, offering a glimpse into how SMC's and WMF's relationship with CAMREC continues to contribute to the region's stewardship of land and waterways. She also reflected on how CAMREC's programs and hospitality efforts are propelling our neighbors, other Churches and fa…
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