Sermon Videos
11-11-18 “The Many Faces of Commitment”
Commitment takes many forms in the church, inclusive of all people and all the gifts God bestows upon us. How many ways can you give to God, your church, your community and world?
11-4-18 “The Promise Yet To Come”
The Asbury Church Family gathered to praise our Lord of Resurrection Life as we remember and celebrate the lives of those saints who have passed onto Eternal Glory.
10-28-18 “Kingdom Building from the Bottom Up”
Scripture teaches us to have a heart for the poor, the outcast, the maginalized. What are our “social justice” responsibilities? Are we truly active in our sacrificial giving?
10-21-18 “Finance 101: God’s Rule of Getting and Giving”
Scripture speaks a great deal about “getting and giving” as does our Wesleyan tradition. Tools to strengthen us to be “joyful givers” in a world about “taking.”
10-14-18 “A Spirituality of Stewardship”
Sermon delivered by Jim Wells of the Wisconsin United Methodist Foundation.
10-7-18 “Facing Fire! Fielding Faith”
The story of Job is at some point in life, each of our stories: Times when life is just not fair and our challenges are great. What might this fascinating man teach us about our own “hurts” and “hope”?
9-30-18 “The Power of Prayer”
James ends his letter with instructions to pray – in all situations. Do we pray enough? What do we pray about? How do we pray? Does prayer actually change the mind of God? Learn how prayer changes lives.
9-23-18 “Making Disciples Great Again”
Jesus redefines what it means to be great after the disciples argue over which of them is the greatest. We will examine the “Great Reversal” and explore the role servanthood in God’s definition of “Great.”
9-16-18 “Taming the Tongue…The Text…The Tweet”
Our words are a wonderful gift and a vicious sword. It is up to us on how we choose to use them. Will we be a people of encouragement or discouragement? Will we convey Truth or spread Lies? How will you be remembered?
9-9-18 “The Lord is the Maker of Them All”
Both Solomon and James share the theme of unity and respect in a world of diversity. Have we lost sight of this important reality in the world today? How can we make sure that our differences are a positive thing that add flavor to live instead of an obstacle which creates prejudice and hate? Read more…
9-2-18 “A Religion that God Accepts”
Christianity, as God intended it, is not interested in empty rituals or rote traditions. It instead, champions loving responsibilities, willingly accepted toward our neighbors and the entirety of God’s creation. Does that religion sound like yours? If not, what must you change?
8-26-18 “Meet Solomon: Welcoming God & Stranger”
Solomon teaches about the great expanse of God and how there exists a place for all in God’s Temple. Our New Testament reading gives us advice on how to stand against those who despise God’s way.
What might this say to the world today?
8-19-18 “Meet Solomon: Wisdom For The World”
What does it take to be a leader of a nation, a church, a business, a family? Discover wisdom as God defines it.
8-12-18 Vacation Bible School Skit – “Riding With Wesley”
Vacation Bible School Children’s Skit – “Riding with Wesley” during our Children’s Moment.
8-12-18 Asbury’s 60th Anniversary Celebration “Memories, Ministry, & Mission”
Sermon by District Superintendent, Rev. Forrest Wells. A special celebration of the “Memories, Ministry and Mission” of Asbury Church. This service will utilize many elements of Asbury’s Inaugural Worship Service of July 29, 1958.
8-5-18 “Sir, Always Give Us This Bread!”
All gifts for life come from our Sustainer God. What does Jesus offer to us in his body? What nourishment do we receive when we come to the table?
6-24-18 A Celebration of Our Methodist Heritage – Part 1
Remembering and Reliving the Camp Meeting experiences of the 18th and 19th Century Circuit Riders.
6-24-18 A Celebration of Our Methodist Heritage – Part 2
Remembering and Reliving the Camp Meeting experiences of the 18th and 19th Century Circuit Riders.
6-24-18 A Celebration of Our Methodist Heritage – Part 3
Remembering and Reliving the Camp Meeting experiences of the 18th and 19th Century Circuit Riders.