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Mennonites and the Tech Revolution by Anabaptist Perspectives

Michael Sattler was one of the first Anabaptists. Like many of the Anabaptists during the sixteenth century, Sattler was executed because of his beliefs and actions which contradicted the established church. This episode tells the story of Sattler's trial and death as recounted on pages 116-118 of "Martyrs Mirror." This was read by Ryan Trenkamp and edited by Vinson Miller. To read our blog or for more information, visit anabaptistperspectives.org Many of the interviews and other talks that you hear on this podcast are also available as videos under the name Anabaptist Perspectives on YouTube and Facebook. The music is "Vulcan Street" and "Holo," both by Blue Dot Sessions.

While the influx of technology has brought benefits, it also brings challenges that were unknown to previous generations. Kyle Stoltzus enters this conversation by discussing how Mennonites are responding to information technology and suggests mindsets and practices to help us better navigate this media filled world.To hear about Kyle Stoltzfus' journey through formal education, see Anabaptist Perspectives' episode from May 17, 2018.Hear Kyle speak about technology in another context at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bH8xokZL71k Anabaptist Perspectives is a weekly podcast, YouTube channel, and Blog that discusses particulars of contemporary Anabaptist life and thought.Read our blog at anabaptistperspectives.orgFind us on YouTube and Facebook under the name "Anabaptist Perspectives."The music is "These Times" by Blue Dot Sessions.

Cliff Schrock, administrator at Sharon Mennonite Bible Institute, explains the important and practical nature of Christian apologetics and evidences while encouraging Mennonite people to seek the truth.This is the twenty-third episode in the first season of Anabaptist Perspectives, a series which explores elements of Anabaptist life and thought through podcast, video, and our blog.Read our blog at anabaptistperspectives.org Watch videos of the talks and interviews that you hear on this podcast at youtube.com/anabaptistperspectivesThe music is "These Times" by Blue Dot Sessions.

Why might one who was once Catholic now be a member of a Mennonite church? Samantha Trenkamp answers by telling the story about her own conversion and continued journey of discipleship to Jesus.This is the twenty-second episode in the first season of Anabaptist Perspectives, a series that examines particulars of Anabaptist history, faith, and life.Read our blog at www.anabaptistperspectives.orgSubscribe to our YouTube channel for weekly videos at www.youtube.com/anabaptistperspectivesThis podcast is available on many outlets including Google Play, Apple Podcast, Anchor, and Stitcher.Music: "These Times" by Blue Dot Sessions

This is the final message from the 2018 Hartwell Men's Seminar. Pete Whitt concludes his three-part series by discussing "The Eternal Value of Christian Education." Consider coming back next Thursday (at which point we will return to our regular schedule and release one episode per week) to hear the testimony of one who followed a journey toward the Anabaptist faith. Anabaptist Perspectives is a blog, podcast, and video channel that describes and defends elements of Anabaptist life and thought. To read the blog, visit anabaptistperspectives.org/ Watch videos of the messages and interviews that you hear in our podcast at www.youtube.com/anabaptistperspectives The music is "These Times" by Blue Dot Sessions

In March of this year, Siloam Ministries hosted the 18th Annual Men's Seminar at the Hartwell Mennonite Center in Hartwell, Georgia. Pete Whitt was one of the two speakers for the weekend. This is his second message called "The Impact that Father's Have on Their Child's Desire to Learn." To hear the final message from this seminar, come back this weekend, or to hear any of the previous four messages, look back in this podcast's history Anabaptist Perspectives releases weekly podcasts and videos and frequent blog posts that describe and defend biblical pieces of conservative Anabaptist life and thought. Read our blog at anabaptistperspectives.org/ Watch videos of the messages and interviews that you hear in our podcast at www.youtube.com/anabaptistperspectives The music is "These Times" by Blue Dot Sessions.

In March of this year, Siloam Ministries hosted the 18th Annual Men's Seminar at the Hartwell Mennonite Center in Hartwell, Georgia. Pete Whitt was one of the two speakers for the weekend. This is his first message from the seminar. It is titled "Why Some Children Learn Differently." Check back on Thursday to hear his next message in the series, or, to hear Steven Bruaker's messages from the same conference, see Anabaptist Perspectives' previous three releases. Anabaptist Perspectives releases weekly podcasts and videos and frequent blog posts that describe and defend biblical pieces of conservative Anabaptist life and thought. Visit our website at anabaptistperspectives.org/ Watch videos of the messages and interviews that you hear in our podcast at www.youtube.com/anabaptistperspectives The music is "These Times" by Blue Dot Sessions

This is Steven Brubaker's final message from the 18th Annual Men's Seminar in Hartwell, Georgia. He reminds us of the call for husbands to live lives of service to God, their church, and their family. For the first two messages in his series, check out our podcasts from last Thursday and Saturday. Anabaptist Perspectives is a weekly podcast and video series that explores biblical elements of Anabaptist life and thought. To read our blog, visit www.anabaptistperspectives.org Subscribe to our YouTube channel for a weekly video: www.youtube.com/anabaptistperspectives Music: "These Times" by Blue Dot Sessions

In March of this year, Siloam Ministries hosted the 18th Annual Men's Seminar at the Hartwell Mennonite Center in Hartwell, Georgia. Steven Brubaker was one of the two speakers for the weekend. He and the coordinators for the Seminar kindly gave us permission to publish the messages from that weekend through Anabaptist Perspectives. This is Steven Brubaker's second message, "A Church Man." Anabaptist Perspectives is a podcast, YouTube channel, and blog that defends and describes biblical elements of conservative Anabaptist life and thought. Watch videos of the talks and interviews that you hear on this podcast at https://www.youtube.com/anabaptistperspectives Read our blog at http://anabaptistperspectives.org/ The music is "These Times" by Blue Dot Sessions.