Sunday Sermons and Devotions at Asbury Chapel

Sunday Sermons - March 22, 2026

Its week 5 of our series "The truth is..." Pastor Whit's message focuses on 2nd Corinthians 12:7-10, emphasizing the sufficiency of God’s grace in overcoming weaknesses and afflictions. The text warns against pride and self-reliance, highlighting that God’s power is perfected in human weakness. The message encourages believers to rely on God’s grace and power, rather than their own abilities, to overcome challenges and glorify God. Listen in...

Sunday Sermons - March 15, 2026

We continued our series on "The truth is...", looking at Matthew 10.34-39. The truth of God’s word, as exemplified by Jesus, often leads to division and pain. It challenges our sinful nature and calls us to live according to His will, even if it means facing opposition from loved ones. To truly live, we must choose truth and follow Christ, sacrificing our own desires for His glory. Listen in...

Sunday Sermons - March 8, 2026

Pastor Whit continued our series on "The Truth Is...". Looking at Galatians 1.6-10, we learned that a watered-down gospel, lacking the full truth of Christ’s teachings, is dangerous and leads away from salvation. Paul urges the Galatians to reject false teachings that distort the gospel, emphasizing the importance of calling sin what it is and embracing the transformative power of the true gospel. Listen in...

Sunday Sermons - March 1, 2026

Our series on "The truth is..." continued today with a challenge to the notion that all people are inherently God’s children. Instead, Pastor Whit emphasized that being a child of God is a gift of adoption through Jesus Christ, granted to those who live according to the Spirit and God’s will. He highlighted the importance of understanding God’s truth as revealed in scripture, rather than relying on personal experiences or worldly influences. Listen in...

Sunday Sermons - February 22, 2026

Today we began our series on "The Truth Is...", covering how our world deals in half-truths and un-truths in order to protect itself or not offend. Pastor Whit used John 18.33-40 to address Pontius Pilate's question, "What is truth?" Listen in...

Sunday Sermons - February 15, 2026

Al Satterfield shares his personal journey of faith, highlighting the transformative power of the resurrection. He recounts his struggle with grief and doubt after losing his wife, leading him to question his beliefs. Through research and conversations with scholars, he found evidence supporting the resurrection, ultimately finding faith and trust in God. Listen in...

Sunday Sermons - February 8, 2026

Pastor Whit taught on 1 Corinthians 2.1-12 today, helping us see that religion is not meant to be transactional, but relational. The Corinthians believers only needed the simplicity of the message, that Jesus Christ and Him crucified is the power of God to save. We were warned to be aware of showmanship and eloquence at the expense of the simple message of the cross. Listen in...

Sunday Sermons - February 1, 2026

Today, on this second “Snow Day” for Asbury Chapel, Pastor Whit expounds upon 1 Corinthians 1.18-31, helping us see that our salvation depends upon God’s foolishness—the-hard-to-accept reality that the crucifixion is really the best and only way to be saved. May we all accept God’s foolishness for our everlasting life! Listen in…