Sunday Sermons and Devotions at Asbury Chapel

Sunday Sermons - April 27, 2025

We learned today that Easter isn't a holiday that we pack up at the end of its celebration day and put it on a shelf for next year. Easter is a constant state of celebration and understanding. The Disciples in Acts 5.27-32 were commanded and compelled to obey God and witness to these things. When the word of God is given and obeyed, and the witness of His mighty power is something you can testify to, the kingdom advances!

Whit's End - April 24, 2025

The cross was never intended for us to misuse by taking advantage of it. The cross frees us to be faithful. May we honor God through the gift of the cross!

Easter Sunday 2025 11am Service

HE IS RISEN! This morning we celebrate Easter Sunday with John 20.1-10. The disciples will understand the Scriptures through witnessing the resurrection of Jesus Christ, making them "witnesses to these things" (from the book of Acts). Armed with the word of God and an encounter with Jesus Christ, the world will know that Jesus is Lord and has saved us from our sins. HALLELUJAH!

Easter Sunday 2025 9am Service

HE IS RISEN! This morning we celebrate Easter Sunday with John 20.1-10. The disciples will understand the Scriptures through witnessing the resurrection of Jesus Christ, making them "witnesses to these things" (from the book of Acts). Armed with the word of God and an encounter with Jesus Christ, the world will know that Jesus is Lord and has saved us from our sins. HALLELUJAH!

Whit's End - April 17, 2025

The crucifixion of Jesus dashed the hopes of many, until He rose from the dead and showed that bad Friday afternoon to be a Good Friday indeed.

Sunday Sermons - April 13, 2025

We learned today that Jesus' entry into Jerusalem was everything but perfect. In fact, it was quite tense. Opposition, unrest, and misunderstandings about who Jesus is and what He REALLY came to do. Even though the city of peace would become a city of death for Jesus, He entered into it anyway. That is what God does. He will enter the tense place of our lives, too, in order to bring redemption, and He will even invite us to enter the tension of the world as His disciples, taking up our crosses and following Him (Luke 9.23).

Whit’s End - April 10, 2025

Tell of your rescue. Sing your song. May others put their trust in Him, just as you have, because you waited patiently for the Lord.

Sunday Sermons - April 6, 2025

We closed our series "Truly Alive!" with the raising of Lazarus. But we were challenged not to miss salvation for the miracle. Lazarus was raised so that we may believe, bringing glory to God by glorifying Jesus. May we all truly live, being truly alive by the power of God!