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Send us Fan Mail Have you ever wondered, “How do I know if this is God’s voice or just my own thoughts?” In this powerful conclusion to the Experiencing God series, Pastor Ashley explores the challenge of recognizing God’s will and learning to trust God’s direction. Through stories, Scripture, and practical wisdom, she reveals how our thoughts can shape our actions and how God’s truth can become the filter that guides our choices. Discover why seeking God requires more than good intentions, a...
Send us Fan Mail n week two of the Experiencing God series, Pastor Ashley reminds us that while Scripture reveals many attributes of God, the defining truth is that God is love. Drawing from 1 John 4, she encourages believers to evaluate every teaching, opinion, and even their own actions by one question: Is there love in it? If not, it does not reflect God’s character. She explains that although suffering exists in a broken world, God consistently enters our brokenness with redeeming love. T...
Send us Fan Mail Pastor Ashley begins the Experiencing God series by inviting us to move beyond ideas about God into a genuine relationship with God. Drawing from Jesus’ invitation to “ask, seek, and knock” in Matthew’s Gospel, she reminds us that faith grows through persistent prayer, honest questions, and intentional time with God. Rather than relying on our own strength, we are called to humbly seek God’s guidance and ask for help. God is not distant or hidden but welcomes all who pursue H...
Send us Fan Mail Pastor Ashley concluded the B.L.E.S.S. series by focusing on the power of our personal story. Drawing from John 9, she reflected on the healing of the man born blind, whose simple testimony, “I was blind, but now I see,” became a witness to God’s work. She reminded us that sharing our faith is not about having all the answers or winning debates. It is about telling others how Jesus continues to change our lives. Every story matters, and God can use even ordinary experiences t...
Send us Fan Mail Pastor Ashley’s sermon centered on Jesus’ example of washing the disciples’ feet, reminding us that true greatness is found in humble service. Through personal stories of cleaning college bathrooms and the inspiring ministry of Oni Johns in Memphis, she illustrated how simple acts of service can create “world-changing shifts” in both ourselves and others. She challenged the congregation to reflect on where God is calling them to serve, beginning at home and extending into the...
Send us Fan Mail Pastor Ashley’s sermon, part of the B.L.E.S.S. series, focused on the transformative power of sharing meals as a way to love neighbors and reflect Christ’s ministry. Building on previous weeks’ themes of prayer and listening, she emphasized that Jesus often used meals to create belonging, build relationships, and reveal God’s love. Drawing from her own experience at Warrenton UMC’s church picnic, she described how sharing food helped her understand the heart of the congregati...
Send us Fan Mail Pastor Ashley’s sermon focused on the “L” in B.L.E.S.S.—Listen—as a practical way to follow Jesus and love others. She emphasized that while life and people are complicated, listening is a simple yet powerful act of faith. True listening means giving someone our full attention without interrupting, fixing, or preparing our response. Using examples from her own life, a missionary story, and Jesus’ ministry, she showed how listening builds trust, reveals people’s needs, and cre...
Send us Fan Mail Pastor Ashley launched the new sermon series Bless by encouraging the congregation to rethink evangelism. Drawing from the story of Zacchaeus and the book Bless, she emphasized that sharing faith is less about converting people and more about building genuine relationships and being a blessing to others. Jesus modeled this approach by befriending people, meeting their needs, and trusting God to work in their hearts. The first step in the BLESS practice is to Begin with Prayer...
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