# Donald Kraybill
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Donald B. Kraybill (born 1946) is an author, lecturer, and educator on Anabaptist faiths and living. Kraybill is widely recognized for his studies on Anabaptist groups, and is the foremost living expert on the Old Order Amish.
Kraybill is Distinguished College Professor, and Senior Fellow at the Young Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies at Elizabethtown College in Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania.
Transactional Love Is Bankrupt (Luke Part 24)
Transactions are the bedrock of social functions. They are what make the world go around "Buy. Sell. Exchange. Barter. Trade. A Favor for a favor. I'll give you this in exchange for that." What happens when love is reduced to a favor for a favor, and do we even realize when this is happening? This…
Do Not Judge (Luke Series Part 25)
This episode will help you explore your own internal world, how you are thinking about the people you want to judge the most, how you relate to what Jesus has to say, and what Jesus might have to offer that could change everything.
Credits & Sources:
Steve Cuss, R. Robert Creech, Murray Bowen, Wi…
Why Weren't You...You?
Luke 8:1-3
Who am I? What does it mean to be me? People wrestle with this question when they are young, in adulthood, through midlife crises, in retirement, and even at the end of life. We find ourselves trying to be someone we are not. Copying someone else. Believe our inner critic. Riddled by anx…
Stuck in the Past, Paralyzed by the Future
Luke 9:18-27
We spend so much of our life not living in the now. We are stuck thinking about our past and reacting to right now out of old wounds, old fears, and old pain. We are paralyzed not only by what bad things could happen in the future, but also by our dreams. When life doesn't look the way…
Untwisted: What Reopens the Healing Path of Love?
Luke 9:37-50
You mean well. This world means well. We really do. And yet the good news that Jesus declared for the poor, the imprisoned, the blind, and the oppressed does not always arrive. Desperate people beg for help, and sometimes no help comes. The path of love gets stopped up, much like a twi…
Episode 29 – Ordnung and Gemee. The Amish and Their Swiss Roots
2025 is a special year in the history Christianity. Not only is it a holy year for Roman Catholics, it also marks the 500th anniversary of a movement that has its roots in Switzerland. While many took note of the Reformationsjahr 2017, the 500 year-celebration of the reformation, few are aware of t…
Who Are the Amish?
This week, we journey into a world of horse-drawn buggies, plain dress, and profound faith. But beyond the stereotypes lies a rich and evolving story of migration, community, and quiet resistance to modernity.
So in this episode I want to explore the history, culture, and customs of this often misu…
BONUS: Why Did the Amish Leave Europe?
This week, we journey into a world of horse-drawn buggies, plain dress, and profound faith. But beyond the stereotypes lies a rich and evolving story of migration, community, and quiet resistance to modernity.
So in this episode I want to explore the history, culture, and customs of this often misu…
Can My Web of Relationships Ever Be Whole?
Luke 19:1-10
Underneath their hard exterior, how many wish they could find their way to a different life but are uncertain of what it might mean to let go, to take a leap into that new life.
If I make this change, am I still just going to end up alone?
Will there be enough?
Am I enough?
Can my web …
When You Can’t Just Sit on Your Hands, But Don't Want to Make it Worse
1 Peter 3.9-14
Life is full of situations that are threatening. The alarm bells go off in our mind. Harm is about to happen to someone. Evil is looming. Things have become untenable.
We can't just sit on our hands. We have to do something!!!
The challenge is that so often we respond to danger, th…
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