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/

February 7, 2026

Strength to Strength Sisters welcomed Mariel Frost to discuss what a home can offer when parents properly order their family.

There is power in a well-ordered home. It serves as a platform for hospitality and a launchpad for ministry. It is a sanctuary of rest and a source of peace. A well-ordered home isn’t perfect or fancy, but it functions smoothly like a well-oiled machine. It produces more fruit for the kingdom than individual family members could achieve alone. A well-ordered home is built on teamwork, servant leadership, and right priorities. By God’s grace, we are all capable of creating a well-ordered home.

Join us as we explore this topic in a very practical way while also looking at some of its deeper spiritual underpinnings.

An interactive question-and-answer period follows.

https://strengthtostrength.org/the-power-of-a-well-ordered-home/