Chapel Archive

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.

Dr. Doug Carter, Senior Vice President of EQUIP, Atlanta, GA, spoke to Asbury during the second service of Great Commission Congress Week on themes of investors, difference makers, and influence.

To start off Great Commission Congress week at Asbury University, Shawn Casselberry, Executive Director of Mission Year, Chicago, Ill., spoke to the student body about cities, injustice, homelessness, brokenness, and grace.

This morning during Chapel, Rev. Esther Jadhav, Director of Intercultural Programs at Asbury University, spoke about not giving up being faithful, good and true, and good news.

Micah Bournes, a Musician/Spoken Word Poet, spoke during Chapel to the student body about white privilege, uniformity, unity, diversity, and the image of God.

This morning in Chapel, both Dr. Paul Nesselroade & Dr. Corrie Merricks spoke to the student body about an unmerciful servant, pay, merit, grace, mercy, acceptance, freedom and God's mission in the world.

Today Donnita Travis, Founder & Executive Director of By the Hand Club for Kids of Chicago, Ill., spoke to the student body about under resourced neighborhoods, inner-city, every life matters, and loving like God.

Today Dr. Ben Witherington, the Jean R. Amos Professor of New Testament for Doctoral Studies at Asbury Theological Seminary, spoke to the student body of Asbury University about the universe, books of nature, science, biblical religion, human dignity, exploring, and the cosmos.