My mom, Kathryn, was terrific. I’m delighted so many of you knew her, even though her last few years were compromised due to her memory loss. She loved the Lord and His church. We eagerly await being reunited. As we say in our Communion service...
Kathryn Harrison, my mom, went to be with the Lord early this morning. We will be celebrating her life this Saturday at 1 pm in the Sanctuary. Thank you to so many of you for making her years at Asbury so meaningful. In lieu of flowers, memorial...
Tami Howlett’s walk with Christ has not been without challenges including the loss of a 15-year marriage and the fallout of her former spouse’s addiction and subsequent death. Thankfully, her family, faith and the support of her church home have...
When Felecia Antonio’s husband died in 2014 she did what she always does – she turned to Christ.
Sometimes all it takes is a friend inviting you to church for your life to be changed for the better. That was the case for two Broken Arrow High School seniors and long-time best friends Jacob Simpson and Ivan Cox.
Asbury opened its brand new Asbury Students Center on February 28, part of the “Better Together” campaign. The new building is sporting some special touches from former Asbury Students graduate, Alex Etchison, who made furniture that is being...
“Is Loving Jesus an adjective or a verb?” is what John Vick asked about our new sermon series. If it’s an adjective, it means Jesus is loving. If it’s a verb, it means His followers are to love Him. “Loving Jesus” is actually both an adjective...
There was a nagging thought creeping into Amy Miller’s mind. “Maybe it’s time for something else.” After 34 years at KTUL News (Channel 8) and holding titles from video tape operator to producer and eventually HR Coordinator, Amy believed...
“Even if.” These are two simple words that hold a powerful, life-changing meaning for Jennifer Weiss. After losing her husband to suicide on December 10, 2014, with The Lord’s help, Jennifer unlearned all of her “what ifs” and replaced them with...
“The Lord of the Dance” changes the lives of those who trust in Him. In fact, the resurrection of Jesus changed everything. The overwhelming sense of joy was most noticeable in the early church. They could not believe the news—Jesus is alive!...
