Why I Love My Church
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Why I Love My Church

The 10 year anniversary of Midtown Baptist Temple as a church plant is coming up. In these ten years we have watched God do amazing things. Over the years we have seen many lives changed, many disciples made.  We have seen many young children grow into adulthood and continue to follow Christ. We have witnessed God grow the congregation to the point where new church plants have happened naturally and with joy.

Deb Molder is a leader in C&YA and the Administrative Assistant to our staff at Midtown Baptist Temple. In this post she talks about how God has worked in her life since coming to MBT.

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Drawing Near to God in Fasting
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Drawing Near to God in Fasting

Chris Best is pastor of Living Well Sunday fellowship class here at Midtown Baptist Temple. He is also our missions pastor. Our church is currently in the midst of three weeks of prayer and fasting. It is always a good idea during these seasons to remind ourselves of the the value of fasting, why we do it and what it achieves. Chris takes some time here to help us focus on what is most important when setting aside time to fast.

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Natalie: The Impact of Discipleship

Natalie: The Impact of Discipleship

Natalie Morerod is a leader in C&YA and is currently studying in D2. In this post she shares with us her testimony of her spiritual growth. She considers here just how God used her discipleship relationship to help her let go of her sinful past and embrace the victory she now has in Christ.

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Kendal: The Impact of Discipleship
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Kendal: The Impact of Discipleship

Kendal Anderson is a leader in C&YA, ministers in the prison ministry and is an active discipler. Kendal’s testimony is a huge encouragement to our fellowship, particularly how God’s word has changed his life. He shares his testimony of how the process of discipleship impacted him.

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Learning to Control Our Emotions
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Learning to Control Our Emotions

Sometimes our emotions seem completely unmanageable, as though they possess and imprison us. C&YA leader, Deb Molder, recently took a large group of young women through a biblical study on emotions. The Emotions Study has impacted a lot of people in our church and this post gives Deb as well as others an opportunity to share how God has used it in their lives.

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What the 7 Marks of a Disciple Mean to us as Young Believers
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What the 7 Marks of a Disciple Mean to us as Young Believers

Uriah Guenther, leader in C&YA, recently helped teach the "Cost of Discipleship" class to a group of prospective disciples. This class is intended to help young believers learn what the bible has to say about following Christ. "Disciple" is a word used to describe a follower in Jesus Christ. Uriah explores the seven character traits that the early disciples had that we should also adopt as we "count the cost" of following Jesus as a disciple.

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What the Cost of Discipleship Means to us as Young Believers
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What the Cost of Discipleship Means to us as Young Believers

Myles Cheadle, leader in C&YA, recently helped teach the "Cost of Discipleship" class to a group of prospective disciples. This class is intended to help young believers learn what the bible has to say about following Christ. There are things that must be abandoned along the way but there is far more to gain in pursuit of Jesus. This post is Myles sharing what he believes it means to "count the cost".

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Highways & Hedges: A Recap of the Missions Trip to Cambodia & Vietnam

Highways & Hedges: A Recap of the Missions Trip to Cambodia & Vietnam

Andrew Ong is a teaching elder at Midtown Baptist Temple and also director of Friends of Internationals, an outreach group that works with international students from all over the world who come to Kansas City. Andrew led our trip to Cambodia and Vietnam and was greatly touched by his experience. Andrew shares a recap of the teams trip in the post below.

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