I took the above pic at our last Bible study back in March. I’m telling, these Bible studies are can’t-miss events! Our 1st churchwide Bible study of the fall is TOMORROW (Wednesday, 8/30), 6:30-8:00 PM in the Sanctuary. (Dinner is available...
Let’s start with Clayton Barbeau, so that you understand who stated this. He was a Christian family physiotherapist, speaker and author who started publishing in the 1960s about marriage, family and relationships.
I took the above pic at our last Bible study back in March. I’m telling, these Bible studies are can’t-miss events! Our 1st churchwide Bible study of the fall is TOMORROW (Wednesday, 8/30), 6:30-8:00 PM in the Sanctuary. (Dinner is available...
Dear Asbury, It’s not too late to begin our new Bible-reading plan through the Gospel of Matthew—today is only day #2! If you are behind, it will literally take you 2 minutes to catch up. (See here for more details and to sign...
Our next Bible reading plan at Asbury will be through the Gospel of Matthew; we begin Monday, August 21 and will conclude the Friday before Christmas.
It was so fun to be back preaching in worship this past weekend. Folks have been eating over their Wheaties over the summer, because just walking in on Sunday I could feel the energy. LOVE IT.
As a woman, how can I best be a follower of Jesus? What does the Bible say? Growing up in church I was part of an organization called S.T.A.R.s which represented four women in the Bible; Susanna, Tabitha, Anna and Ruth. What does the Bible tell...
What is Leadership? Author, J Thomas Wren, in The Leader’s Companion says that leadership is “The process of influencing an organized group toward accomplishing its goals”. I’d say that leadership is an act of service. To be a leader means we...
What a great day Sunday was! Thank you, Lord, for all your blessings!
Dear Asbury, I hope you have a fun Hawaiian shirt picked out for PENTECOST Sunday. Don’t forget: One service 10 AM, this Sunday only, MAY 28. Food and fun to follow outside afterward. (Click here for more details) Looking forward to seeing...
The 23rd Psalm begins with a startling claim, whereby the psalmist says, "Because the Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing.” How can that possibly be true?
