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Sermons from a conservative anabaptist viewpoint
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Text-led sermons connect Christian doctrine to family responsibility, church leadership, work, and the daily formation of character.
Conservative Anabaptist Sermons follows the movement of a church service: congregational greetings and prayer give way to sustained biblical teaching, then return to prayer or song.
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A measured sermon on self-control in speech and emotion, tied to kingdom life.
This episode presents self-control as a lived discipline, moving from careful speech to the handling of fear and anger and then widening into a kingdom-minded way of life.
A sober sermon on authority, labor, and Christian obedience.
Conservative Anabaptist Sermons turns to 1 Peter 2 and works through indentured servants, slaves, and employees as settings where Christian obedience is tested under authority.
A steady sermon that treats meekness as a practiced way of life.
Meekness, What Is It? opens in Galatians 5 and moves steadily through a string of New Testament passages on meekness. It treats the word as something practiced, not something sentimental: instructing those who oppose themselves, speaking gently, receiving the engrafted word,…
A steady sermon on responsibility that starts with toys, trash, and leaves.
The sermon treats child training as plain duty: toys put away, desks cleaned, trash carried out, leaves raked, and work finished before supper.
A measured sermon on deacons, character, and the weight of proven service.
The sermon moves from a hymn about perfect peace and rest into a close reading of deacons in 1 Timothy 3. It pauses on sanctification language and on the freedom believers sometimes take in singing words that go beyond the writer's intent.
Faithfulness is framed as loving God and neighbor while keeping a kingdom-first focus.
Faithfulness is treated as a lived practice: loving God, loving one another, and carrying that out in ordinary life. The message then turns to Matthew 6, where kingdom-first priorities are set against the pull of earthly treasure, with the warning that material concern can…
A patient sermon on pruning, obedience, and the joy of bearing fruit.
This sermon on John 15:1-11 treats joy as something that grows out of pruning, cleansing, and steady obedience. It moves from the image of fruit-bearing to the habits that get in the way, and the diesel-tractor example and shuffleboard joke help keep the point concrete.
A steady sermon on learning obedience early, at home and before God.
"Yes to God" frames obedience as something learned early and carried into family life, discipline, and faith. It begins with a simple question about whether the heart is ready to answer God, then widens into the ordinary work of parenting and correction, where small habits shape…
Pastoral sermons for healing, faith, and release.
Faithful steps for God-shaped dreams.
Christian marriage counsel with prayerful accountability.
Christian steadiness for unsettled news and cultural life.
This episode connects the resurrection witnessed by Peter to the story of Harry Houdini, an escape artist who could break free from handcuffs and prison cells.
A sermon exploring John 15:1-11, focusing on how to achieve 'full joy' through bearing spiritual fruit, abiding in Christ, continuing in God's love, and keeping commandments.
A preacher reflects on his previous message to women and shares his thought process and insecurities while preparing sermons.
This episode is a Christian sermon introducing a series on the fruit of the spirit, specifically focusing on joy as part of a devotional message.
A sermon reflecting on a 10th anniversary and delivering a biblical message from 1 Peter chapter 4 about pilgrims' conduct before God.
A speaker reflects on the concept of peace in a religious context, discussing community health, personal testimonies, and biblical teachings on hospitality and pure religion.
A Christian sermon opening with prayer and reflections on God's faithfulness and strength during times of suffering.
This episode is a sermon reflecting on fulfilling God's purpose, maintaining a clear conscience, and seeking holiness through prayer and worship.
This episode explores biblical passages from Psalms 86 and 96, focusing on themes of worship, God's glory, and salvation for all nations.
A Christian speaker reflects on the evolution of parenting advice through personal anecdotes and emphasizes humility and reliance on God in raising children.
A Christian speaker shares practical, experience-based advice on child training and parenting, emphasizing the importance of the home and encouraging listeners rather than presenting idealistic views.
This episode is a sermon focusing on the fruit of the Spirit, specifically goodness, as described in Galatians 5:22, and includes a prayer.
A speaker reflects on a devotional about Jesus simplifying 600 laws to two core principles and decides to comment on it.
This episode explores God's response to human brokenness through prayer, worship, and scriptural teaching, emphasizing hope and grace in Christ.
A devotional story about a creative man from a conservative background facing family and business pressures as a dairy farmer during a financial crisis.
A religious message encouraging listeners not to give up during difficult seasons of life, delivered in a worship setting.
This sermon explores the complementarian model of marriage from a conservative Anabaptist perspective, focusing on wives submitting to husbands as taught in 1 Peter 3.
This episode is a sermon focusing on Psalm 100, exploring its significance as a psalm of praise and thanksgiving within a Christian community context.
This sermon explores faithfulness as a fruit of the Spirit, examining biblical translations, practical applications like forgiveness and purity, and emphasizing steadfast commitment to Christ in turbulent times.
This sermon explores self-control as a fruit of the Spirit, examining biblical concepts like temperance and applying them to speech, emotions, and finances.
This sermon emphasizes that parenting is a primary calling from God, urging parents to cultivate responsible character, work ethics, and healthy responses to authority in their children through biblical instruction and personal example.
This sermon focuses on the biblical qualifications and role of deacons in the church, drawing from passages like Acts 6 and 1 Timothy 3.
This episode is a religious message that begins with a prayer, expressing gratitude to God for nature and acknowledging the imperfections of the world while looking forward to a better place.
This episode is a Christian sermon focusing on the biblical concept of kindness as part of the fruit of the Spirit from Galatians 5:22-23.
A religious teaching analyzing Satan's influence on Judas Iscariot's betrayal of Jesus and Jesus's prayer for Simon Peter's faith during the Passover events in Luke 22.
This episode explores how marketing strategies create temptation in society, framed within a religious context of prayer and spiritual commitment.
This sermon explores biblical teachings on slavery and servitude, contrasting Old Testament regulations with the evils of American slavery.
This sermon explores the theme of saying yes to God, using biblical examples like Abraham and Nicodemus to illustrate faith and surrender.
A religious speaker reflects on mortality and encourages listeners to approach a potentially sensitive topic with an open, scriptural mindset as pilgrims in a temporary world.
A retired Amish minister shares personal anecdotes about his family, church visits, and his New Testament commentary project during a devotional setting.
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This episode explores the Sermon on the Mount, focusing on Jesus' teachings and how to apply them to daily life through prayer and spiritual guidance.
A pastor reluctantly shares a personal testimony and preaches a sermon based on 2 Chronicles 34 about spiritual renewal and faithfulness.
This episode discusses Pentecost Sunday, its significance, and how different groups like the Amish observe it, with the speaker sharing a message titled 'Pentecostal Blessing'.
A speaker shares reflections on cultivating God's presence and the importance of remembering one's creator during youth, drawing from personal experiences and Ecclesiastes 12.
A pastor introduces a Sunday morning sermon on sanctifying God in the heart, reflecting on how messages can be either life-changing or incremental spiritual growth while teaching through 1 Peter.
This episode explores the non-linear nature of personal and spiritual journeys through testimonial messages about identity, reactions, and corrections shared at a men's fellowship.
This episode discusses the importance of church services and community fellowship, contrasting traditional closeness with modern technology's impact.
This episode explores the Christian calling to be a true disciple by loving God and others, fulfilling one's divine purpose in life.
A speaker shares a religious message titled 'Awake Thou That Sleepeth' while recounting his personal journey from construction to beekeeping.
This episode reflects on the value of accepting foundational beliefs like the Trinity without excessive questioning, using a personal canoeing story as an analogy.
A Christian worship service begins with prayer and scripture reading from 2 Thessalonians chapter 2, focusing on warnings about deception and apostasy in society.
A speaker reflects on a spiritually moving morning where testimonies and sharing by others made a sermon feel unnecessary, emphasizing the power of real-life stories of God's work.
This sermon explores the biblical concept of meekness as a fruit of the Spirit, defining it as 'gentleness in the use of power and authority' rather than weakness.
This episode explores how mothers, as women designed by God, embody nurturing and protective qualities, drawing parallels from biblical references and the animal kingdom.
A speaker expresses gratitude for a religious service, discusses personal resistance to change, and prepares to pray and study First Peter.
A Christian pastor introduces a sermon titled 'Assurance of Salvation,' explaining it will explore this concept in an unexpected way without delving into scriptural proofs.
This episode explores the transition from the Old Testament pattern of God giving His Spirit selectively for specific tasks to the New Testament era where the Spirit is given to all believers through faith in Jesus Christ.