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I've found a wealth of spiritual encouragement at the Utah Living Water Mennonite website.

Are there anymore online resources that, using Scriptural references, address the topics of:
-Joy in Discipleship
-Bitterness and Anger
-Hospitality
-Charity
-Gender Roles and the Joys of Marriage
-The Permanence of Marriage and the Wrongs of Divorce
-Raising Children and Children's Roles
- Maintaing Focus and Growing in Our Discipleship
?

There might be some free stuff from Christian Light Publications or Rod and Staff. I'll post here if I find anything.

Check out anything from Gospel Publishers in Kansas.

If you are interested I can have material mailed to you. I carry around a small selection of tracts in my bag, but the tract committee worker at my home church has a wide selection of material.

I appreciate the efforts, gentlemen. I have acces to tracts and pamphlets and some are indeed useful. Specifically, I am interested in the messages posted at a fellowship website much like the messages posted at Living Water Mennonite Church UT website.

Have you explored Berne Christian Fellowship's site yet? Or Scroll Publishing?

MaxPC wrote:I appreciate the efforts, gentlemen. I have acces to tracts and pamphlets and some are indeed useful. Specifically, I am interested in the messages posted at a fellowship website much like the messages posted at Living Water Mennonite Church UT website.

Max, I'm curious what specifically piques your interest on fellowship website messages as opposed to material from elsewhere on similar topics?

Thank you, Biblical Anabaptist and Peregrino.

Heirbyadoption wrote:

MaxPC wrote:I appreciate the efforts, gentlemen. I have acces to tracts and pamphlets and some are indeed useful. Specifically, I am interested in the messages posted at a fellowship website much like the messages posted at Living Water Mennonite Church UT website.

Max, I'm curious what specifically piques your interest on fellowship website messages as opposed to material from elsewhere on similar topics?

Heir, I've found that the messages/sermons have an "immediate" quality to them, addressing the societal concerns of the moment rather like Lester's message on pornography. Tracts give the basis, the theology behind teachings; the sermons and messages address immediate needs for Christian growth and discipleship and have a sense of encouragement, urgency. It's not easy to explain but I think you get my drift.