Monday, November 30, 2015 — Casey Greer & Nathan Sharp — “Student Chapel”
Today students Casey Greer and Nathan Sharp talked to Asbury about the cry of their hearts, being faithful, Christmas, the tangible, and reality.
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Today students Casey Greer and Nathan Sharp talked to Asbury about the cry of their hearts, being faithful, Christmas, the tangible, and reality.
Today Rev. Greg Haseloff spoke to the student body about complaining, friendship, community, thanksgiving and gratitude.
Today Rev. Stan Key spoke to the student body about humility, being poor in spirit, being spiritually bankrupt and being a candidate for the kingdom.
Today Rev. Carolyn Moore spoke to the student body about hurting, addiction, pain, shame, healing, sanity and maturity.
Today Bishop Lindsey Davis spoke to the student body about the 10 lepers, thankfulness, being appreciated, lifestyle and a grateful heart.
Today Dr. Gary Oliver spoke to the student body about pleasure, relationships and personhood.
Today Christopher West spoke to the student body about male and female's, personhood, identity, design and marriage.
Today Jenna Lee Nardella spoke to the student body about the Blood Water Mission, failure, justice, sacrifice and hope.
This morning during Student Chapel, Senior Aaron Evans spoke to fellow students about relationships, friendship, identity, being chosen by God, love, freedom, and community.
To end the Great Commission Congress Week, Dr. JoAnne Lyon, General Superintendent, The Wesleyan Church, Fishers, IND, spoke about larger imagination, refugees, poverty, equality, changing systems, and church.
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