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Welcome! This is the official podcast of Asbury Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, led by Senior Pastor Andrew Forrest. We are a Bible-reading church, we believe in daily prayer and we want to connect people together. For more information, visit asburytulsa.org.
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The world is crazy these days. What should God’s people do about it? When Israel found itself in exile in Babylon, the prophet Jeremiah relayed a surprising word from the Lord: Make the city you find yourself in better.
Some people think that America is moving from being a high-trust to a low-trust society. In Acts 5, Ananias and Sapphira lie to the church, and the penalty is severe: death. It seems as if the one thing that will kill th
Over the summer, it just hit me: Jesus is really bullish about the future. Imagine if someone told you to “plant a tree.” The implication would be that that person believed that the long, slow work of tree planting and c
You've likely heard Pastor Andrew say, "God has more for you." But what does that really mean? Experiencing the fullness of God isn't just about receiving more blessings; it's about becoming more like Christ and being pr
Acts 9 recounts Saul’s conversion. The Holy Spirit speaks to Saul and Ananias. Acts 9 shows some of the reasons God speaks to us today. Relationship requires communication. And communication requires speaking and listeni
The Apostle Paul was a Roman citizen from birth, and he used the rights and privileges of that citizenship for the purposes of the gospel. American citizenship is a gift from God. As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of
In Acts 15, the Jerusalem Council makes a fateful decision: Gentile Christians do not have to become Jewish before they can be saved. Rather, the Council realizes that all along God’s plan was to save the nations through
In the book of Acts, the church continues to grow as the Lord adds to the number of those being saved. But growth creates new challenges. As more people come to faith, the need for leadership, service, and shared respons
Jesus told his followers exactly what their mission was - GO and make disciples and teach them everything He commanded. After such clear instructions, why did Jesus then tell them to WAIT and not depart just yet? What we
I would like to set out a challenge for Asbury this summer: By the end of the summer, I would like every single Asburian to have a personal testimony of the power of the Holy Spirit for mission and ministry. Jesus told t
As I was reflecting on our big Pentecost service of consecration and ordination, I kept coming back to Jesus’s promise to the apostles in Acts 1:8: "But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and
Asbury Church will enter a new season this Pentecost. Joshua 1:1-9 and 3:5 offer a powerful example of a new beginning in the Bible. John Wesley and Francis Asbury also offer models for strength and courage in the midst
In 1 Samuel 1 we meet one of the very few wholly positive characters in the Bible: Hannah, the mother of Samuel. Hannah is a model for the spiritual life. She brings her pain and sorrow to God, and then, when she receive
As a boy, I thought of Samson as a biblical He-Man. But when I went back and read the Samson account (Judges 13-16) as an adult, I realized what a complete disaster his life is. The tragedy is that the Lord gives him a p
Last week I went to Washington, D.C., to participate in a public reading of scripture. I was assigned what I think is the hardest passage in the entire Bible: Ezra chapters 1-3, and especially chapter 2! Sure, Ezra chapt
One of the wildest parables Jesus tells involves a dishonest manager who is *praised* for his dishonesty! The point of the parable: God’s people need to be more streetsmart, but not according to the world’s values, but s
There’s this great encounter we read about in Joshua chapter 5: Joshua is about to lead the people into battle when he sees a strange figure with a drawn sword. Joshua asks “Are you on our side, or on the side of our adv
There’s this great encounter we read about in Joshua chapter 5: Joshua is about to lead the people into battle when he sees a strange figure with a drawn sword. Joshua asks “Are you on our side, or on the side of our adv
Why does the resurrected Jesus have scars? The answer: because the scars are part of his glory! The scars tell us that God is working all things together for the good of those who love him. Life has many hard, difficult
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