Chapel Archive

Rev. Greg Haseloff speaks about the New Kingdom, footwashing, gaining the posture of a slave, having sacrificial love, and fufilling God's call to action for our lives.

Dr. Gyertson, the former preseident of Asbury University and current Dean of the Beeson International Center at Asbury Theological Seminary, tells the story of how grace, hope, and destiny influcenced his childhood. He also references Tigger from Winnie-the-Pooh to create a memorable metaphor of how much we are loved by God.

In celebration of Lent, Asbury communicates messages of Jesus' saving grace, glory, and love through worship and praise.

Dr. Baldwin emphasizes the worth and digity of all people while discussing the relationship between acceptance, discipleship, and repentance. She also speaks on on true worship and the living water of Christ.

Jey Mbiro speaks about the difference between the poor and spiritual poverty, as well as how the local church can be a powerful force for love.

Provost Dr. Timothy Wooster gives a message about shaping our worldview of cultural integrity, the concept of being created in the image of God, and the need for balance in your spiritual life.

Jeannie Banter speaks about our protection under the Good Shepherd, how God speaks, and about His presence and His power.

Ben Rough and other Asbury alumni speak about having a heart for the poor, choosing decisive action in our call to ministry, and what being filled with the Spirit looks like.

Amy Julia Becker speaks about the issues of exclusion, discrimination, and the misuse of the term privilege. She emphasizes that grace, wonder, and love will lead to true, lasting healing.

Kaylyn Moran speaks about the wounding and suffering in our broken world having some authority for now, and how "God's hiding place" gives us respite in the moment as we look on to His future victory.