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Through music and scripture, this Ash Wednesday time of worship creates entry into a season of confession, penitence, Repentance, and preparation for the celebration of Easter in 40 days.
During Black History Month, this message spoke to God’s heart for diversity, the shortcomings of colorblindness, celebration of Diversity, and our ultimate identity in Christ.
Life in the Spirit is a life full of freedom and holiness, blessed by the Spirit.
During this Compassion Chapel we are reminded of how people are wonderfully made, beautiful, and a blessing.
This message explores the idea of how God created, God ordained, and what happens when you surrender.
Rev. Donna T. Covington speaks to the Asbury community.
This Student Panel answers questions submitted to them by the Asbury Student body. They talk about conversation and honesty with your fellow students, and how the kingdom of God is multi-cultural.
Dr. Brian Hull talks about how to make space to answer your call to be a disciple by surrendering unto Him.
Dr. Timothy Wooster talks about how it takes self-sacrifice, grace, and attachment to Christ to be who He has called you to be, and not an imposter.
Hope Clark talked about complacency to spiritual renewal along with hope, joy and vibrancy
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