Chapel Archive

Is there hope when you feel nothing but lost causes? Pressing into the pain and placing questions on pause can create space for God to bring hope when we’re convinced it's impossible. 

Asbury Student Congress shared their theme of “Embrace Empathy, Invoke Change”, calling students to care for one another, be interested in each other’s lives, and truly knowing friendship.

Pastor Damian speaks on the Good Samaritan challenging us to invest time and energy. To learn how to see and care for the hurting and broken.

Learning to follow Jesus is a progression of: asking to follow Him, getting in the dust, eating of the Word, and being banded with other followers.

The chapel theme of Unified emanates from Ephesians 2.13-14 with Christ coming to break down dividing walls of hostility in times of polarization and separation.

Dr. Brown called us into a season of being superior thinkers, elevating Christian identity above other identities, and pursuing discernment as a holy task.

In the final chapel of the semester, we will hear from our president, Dr. Kevin J. Brown about the upside-down Kingdom of God and what it really means to be "true to yourself".

Rev. Greg Haseloff speaks to the Asbury student body in Hughes auditorium. 

Dr. Chris Bounds preaches about the quick transformation of the criminal on the cross -  discovering that Jesus’ death was the way into the kingdom and his outstretched arms of embrace were for people like the criminal.

[This chapel message was recorded outside Hughes Auditorium during the COVID-19 crisis.  Asbury University's physical campus is closed.  For the remainder of the Spring Semester, one chapel will post each Wednesday through April 29, 2020.]