
Lord, where do you want us to go?
11.08.22 | by Andrew Forrest
Well, here we go. We’ve stepped into a new season in our church’s life. (And I have to say that so many of you looked great in those running shoes taking those steps.)
Well, here we go. We’ve stepped into a new season in our church’s life. (And I have to say that so many of you looked great in those running shoes taking those steps.)
This Sunday we begin a new season in our church’s life. Sunday, November 6 will be Asbury’s first Sunday as an independent church; our disaffiliation process from the United Methodist Church will be completed this Friday, 11/4.
I have so many things I want to say this week! One of the best ways to ruin your family and your future is to be controlled by your appetites.
Where were you on the evening of January 31, 1993? I know exactly where I was: my church’s Super Bowl party.
Why am I so giddy? BECAUSE WE HAVE A CHURCH-WIDE BIBLE STUDY TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY) IN THE SANCTUARY AT 6:30 PM.
The Lord’s not done with us yet. So, it’s time to start preparing for what’s about to happen. We’re right on the edge of something amazing. Let’s go.
When God begins to set His plan in motion to rescue the entire world, He begins with one man and his family.
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