# Michael Sattler
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michael sattler (1490 – 20 May 1527) was a monk who left the Roman Catholic Church during the Protestant Reformation to become one of the early leaders of the Anabaptist movement. He was particularly influential for his role in developing the Schleitheim Confession.
== Life ==
Sattler was born around 1490 in Staufen, Germany.
Calling Entrepreneurial Founders! Venturepreneur Michael Sattler Shares Success Tips
How do young entrepreneurial founders learn to grow their businesses forn success? Did you know that 60% of venture investors come from investment banking or consulting? Yet, they often push outdated strategies that lead to failure. With
90% of venture-backed startups not making it, it’s clear that…
The 7 Articles that Defined the Peaceful Radical Reformation - Stephen Russell & Dean Taylor
The Schleitheim Confession was written in Switzerland in 1527 as the first confession of faith from the Anabaptists. It has continued to be important to the Anabaptists in the nearly 500 years that have followed. Dean Taylor and Stephen Russell unpack what it says, why it matters, and how it contin…
Satisfied in God, Psalm 17
Episode Title: Satisfied in God | Psalm 17
Episode Description:True peace and safety are not found in wealth, power, or human approval—they are found in God. In this episode, Ben Smith explores Psalm 17 and teaches how to keep your attention on God when enemies rise, false accusations are made, or …
"Sacred Roots: Faith at the Stake: Michael Sattler and the Cost of Discipleship" by Finny Kuruvilla
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 Confess…
"Sacred Roots: Separation—a Swiss Brethren Article of Faith" by Edsel Burdge
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 Sa…
#119 Two kinds of obedience
From Two kinds of obedience, by Michael Sattler
Two Kinds of Obedience
This early Swiss Brethren essay, attributed to Michael Sattler, was bound
together with the Schleitheim Confession and other documents. Michael Sattler
(1490 - 1527) was a German monk who left the Roman Catholic Church to beco…
Episode 111: Anabaptist Peacemaking
In this episode of Peaceable and Kind, Derek Vreeland continues the Holy Convergence series by exploring peacemaking, the gift of the Anabaptist tradition. Emerging during the Radical Reformation of the sixteenth century, the Anabaptists believed that following Jesus meant more than affirming corre…
The Ancient Farming Trick Behind One of Jesus' Strangest Parables
Why are there weeds mixed in with the flowers? Every visitor to our sunflower field asks the same question.
Jesus asked it too, and for centuries the church has answered it by pulling up people it was never meant to sort.
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The Theologian of Early Anabaptism Who Died for Politics - Dean Taylor
Figures like Conrad Grebel, Felix Manz, and Michael Sattler are well known for their roles in the founding and first years of the Anabaptist movement. But there was another figure important to the beginnings of Anabaptism that we rarely hear about. This man, Balthasar Hubmaier, did significant work…
"Anabaptists’ Roots: Brethren, Amish, & Mennonites" by Chester Weaver
Marking Anabaptism's 500th anniversary, Chester Weaver traces the shared roots of the Swiss Brethren (including the Amish), Dutch-Russian Mennonites, Brethren, and Hutterites. He argues that the movement's core is wholeness: when the Holy Spirit works freely, faith and life, belief and practice, ar…
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