Strength to Strength Strength to Strength

Strength to Strength welcomed Anita Yoder to discuss mentoring – an underappreciated opportunity for the older to disciple the younger.
“Could I have your recipe?” Women ask each other this all the time. We are good at sharing tips about laundry and cooking. What if we could be just as eager to learn and share on a deeper level–“recipes” of prayer, relationships, and knowing God’s character? What have you learned from others, and how could you in turn give others what you’ve been given? Let’s explore the possibilities!
An interactive question-and-answer period follows.
Recommended book: “Life is for Living” by Anita Yoder
https://strengthtostrength.org/gods-design-for-mentoring-a-simple-term-for-older-women-teaching-the-younger/

Gary Miller. How can we make this world a better place? We watch with dismay as ungodly leaders are elected and evil advances. What can we do to bring change? What did Jesus do—and what did He refuse to do? Are there opportunities that we, like Jesus, should refuse?
https://strengthtostrength.org/what-jesus-refused-to-do/

Strength to Strength welcomed four brothers to discuss what their lives look like being a disciple of Jesus. They will share with us ways to pray and partner with them in their work.
The unsung heros 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.
Strength to Strength will typically host two Talks a year to spotlight Kingdom initiatives that can be an inspiration to others in the greater community of Jesus’ followers. If you know of a project that you would like to see spotlighted please contact us here.
https://strengthtostrength.org/walk-the-talk-spotlight-on-kingdom-work-part-3/

Strength to Strength welcomed Merle Burkholder to discuss how mankind best thrives in community with others.
God has designed us as social beings. We are relational and function not only as part of families, but also as part of a community. God’s design for community helps us to care for one another and represent the Kingdom of God to a world that has lost its way. In these talks we will look at God’s design for community and how we can use community to bring healing to a broken world.
An interactive question-and-answer period follows.
https://strengthtostrength.org/gods-design-for-community-part-2/

Strength to Strength welcomed Merle Burkholder to discuss how mankind best thrives in community with others.
God has designed us as social beings. We are relational and function not only as part of families, but also as part of a community. God’s design for community helps us to care for one another and represent the Kingdom of God to a world that has lost its way. In these talks we will look at God’s design for community and how we can use community to bring healing to a broken world.
An interactive question-and-answer period follows.
https://strengthtostrength.org/gods-design-for-community-part-1/

Strength to Strength welcomed Bryant Martin to share about practical ways to reach the hearts and minds of those we are called to serve.

Have you ever experienced a “table in the wilderness”? Have you ever created a “table in the wilderness” experience for someone?

We live in a “wilderness.” As our world descends into chaos, we have a powerful opportunity to be “servers of tables.” As many people retreat and defend, Jesus followers step forward and serve. But what does that look like? Join us on for a talk on subject that I believe is close to the heart of our King and our Father in heaven.

“Our primary task is not so much to give answers to impossible philosophical questions as to bring signs of God’s new world to birth.” -N.T. Wright

An interactive question-and-answer period follows.