Stand-Alone Sermons
A message about an aspect of generosity. Living generously allows one to have time to respond to the needs of others in the same manner that Jesus did during his earthly ministry. We’ll explore ways to give unto others generously that will impact their lives. Let us make time to be restored, live generously and receive God’s generosity.
The people of God have employed their voices and many musical instruments across the ages in their praise of the Lord. Our Day of Music celebration will feature persons who want to “make a joyful noise unto the Lord.” All of us can and should do this, for the invitation is not just to those who sing in perfect pitch or clap in perfect time; but simply those who need to praise God for his goodness, love, and mercy toward them and the world.
ONE SERVICE AT 10 AM IN THE SANCTUARY. ASBURY IS ALSO HOLDING A 10 AM SERVICE AT MUSIKFEST ON THIS DAY
Join us for this message from Pastor Evelyn, as we discern how to take those things that seemingly get in our way and use them for good.
Red or Blue. Left or Right. For or Against. It sometimes feels like the United States isn't very united. There's something we can do about that, and it has less to do with our rights and more to do with our responsibility. Join us as we celebrate America’s 250th birthday!
From parents to financial advisors to car mechanics, it seems everyone has some wise words to offer. But what wisdom will really make a difference in how we live out our faith? Find out more in our June 21 message “Wise Words” based on Micah 6:6-8 and Romans 12:9-18.
PLEASE NOTE: Another service is being held on this day at Asbury at 10 AM – a traditional worship service featuring a message from Pastor Evelyn.
On August 2, Asbury will be holding a service at Musikfest! Join Pastor Eric, Pastor Rick, and Asbury’s Praise Band for this special time of worship.
Join us at Plaza Tropical at 10 AM!
More information to come.
Join us on Confirmation Sunday as we welcome our newest Confirmation Class. On this special day, they will take vows to become members of Asbury United Methodist Church.
Yearly we celebrate Pentecost, when the promised Holy Spirit was poured out upon the Apostles in Jerusalem after Jesus’ resurrection. This event sparked the great work of making disciples of Jesus throughout the world. God’s grace goes before us through the Holy Spirit to prepare people to come to faith in Christ. Let us be ready to aid those coming to faith and help them in their next steps.
We love being happy and try to avoid being sad. God does so much more than this! The Lord is present and provides comfort in times of hardship and gives us the promise of joy to come. Let us take heart and encourage one another as we stand on God’s great promise.
Family. We all have one. While some of us loved our 'growing up' years, others of us couldn't wait to move out and start fresh. Either way, we all want our current family dynamics to be a step up from our families of origin. But how is that possible? Today we will look at the most powerful relational teaching of all - an instruction that changes everything in family dynamics. And it all comes down to asking a simple question.
A message of comfort and affirmation that because Jesus lives all will be well.
Easter 2026 – 9:30 AM Service
Full Service Replay
Easter 2026 – 11 AM Service
Full Service Replay
Easter 2026 Message Only
Message Replay
(“The Victory of Christ”)
The final message of the Why Did Jesus Have to Die? sermon series.
On Easter Sunday, we'll explore the powerful image of Christus Victor—Christ the Victor—who confronts and defeats the forces of evil on the cross. Through stories, scripture, and raw human experience, we’re reminded that Jesus didn’t just suffer for us, but with us, absorbing the weight of sin, pain, injustice, and death itself.
Worship service at 7 PM in the Sanctuary and streaming live at live.asburylv.org
A solemn remembrance the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
Good Friday 2026
Full Service Replay
Worship service at 7 PM in the Sanctuary and streaming live at live.asburylv.org
A remembrance of Jesus' last supper and a reflection on the "new commandment": to love one another as Jesus loved the disciples.
Maundy Thursday 2026
Full Service Replay
Maundy Thursday 2026
Message Replay
(“Memorable Moments”)
FULL SERVICE (12 PM)
FULL SERVICE (7 PM)
THE MESSAGE (from 12 PM)
On Big Game Sunday, we will look at one of the most beloved football stories of all time. Through the movie “Rudy,” we’ll explore the story of the life of Daniel “Rudy” Ruettiger, who harbored dreams of playing football at the University of Notre Dame despite significant obstacles. Join us as we see where Rudy’s story points us toward scripture.
In this message, we’ll have an early celebration of Epiphany, remembering the three wise men who followed the star even as we still do today.
In this message, we’ll explore the things we are thankful for; and how we can keep God at the center as we give thanks.
Thanksgiving is coming; and with it an opportunity to give thanks beyond our usual grace over a meal. Regardless of your setting this Thanksgiving, may we all take an extra moment to give thanks from our hearts. As we reflect upon God’s presence with us this past year - the ups and downs - and God’s faithfulness through it all, we have so much to be thankful for.
Join us on All Saints Day as Pastor Evelyn shares the message “Connections,” based on Ephesians 4:3-6. In this message, we’ll remember members who have died during the past year and find hope in nurturing our connection with God and others as we live out our faith.
Just as the apostle Paul wrote to the Jesus followers in Ephesus, you were made for something more than yourself. You are God’s workmanship, and you’ve got something to offer God’s Kingdom.
