Brotherly Affection (2025)

Brotherly Affection (2025)

Brotherly Affection, Part 4

Passage: Acts 12:1-17 In this message, Philip Stroup reminds us that Brotherly Affection is the visible outcome of our growing faith. It’s not just about personal spiritual growth, but also about helping others grow by building them up, a key part of discipleship. In Acts 12, the early church showed courage and unity amidst persecution. They gathered to earnestly pray for Peter, who was miraculously freed from prison. Prayer is powerful, especially when we join together in fellowship to pray…

Brotherly Affection, Part 3

Passage: Acts 6:1-7 In this message, Gary Day emphasized teamwork and helping each other, inspired by the early church in Acts 6, where they overcame an internal conflict regarding food distribution to widows. As we journey together in faith, Gary encouraged us to step into roles that not only strengthen our own spiritual lives but also support the community at large. Bumper music, “November” by Limujii [FTUM Release]

Brotherly Affection, Part 2

In this message, Matt Sorenson explains Brotherly Affection with several practical illustrations: a water park, liquid dispenser containers, and machine gears. He shows that this is where our journey loops from learning and self-discipline back to action and affection. Matt urges us to roll up our sleeves and get involved, using our knowledge and perseverance to serve others – not just from obligation, but from joy and love. We love and serve others because we love and serve Jesus. Bumper…

Brotherly Affection, Part 1

In this opening message of our study on Brotherly Affection, Daniel Goepfrich explains that our journey on “The Path” helps us internally prepare so that we can serve others more fully. Daniel urges us not to view ministry as a chore, but as a way of life. As we mature, we transform from just survival to flourishing, learning about perseverance through suffering, and growing in brotherly affection. Spiritual growth preps us for a life of active service, transforming our approach…