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When Women Lead is a word born out of research to help men and women both better understand the unique leadership challenges of women, for the sake of building a better leader for the cause of Christ.

We pause to honor our brothers and sisters who have gone home to glory.

We often honor saints who have passed into glory, but we want to take an opportunity to honor our saints before they go! Help us honor Asbury Theological Seminary’s graduating class of 1968, this year’s golden graduates!

Do you feel invisible despite pouring everything you have as a pastor into your small charge? Do you feel unseen in your faithfulness because you aren’t clergy? We see you! This one’s for you.

by Robert Kaylor, Transition Expert and Lead Pastor at Tri-Lakes United Methodist Church The season for pastoral moves is almost here, and while you’re packing boxes, painting walls, grousing about mortgage interest rates, and threatening to fire your realtor, you’re also getting ready to go to a new church where the people are obviously nicer, the […]

Winfield Bevins, author, artist, pastor, teacher and director of church planting at Asbury Seminary, released Marks of a Movement in September 2019. Bevins is one of three authors that Christianity Today recognized in their New and Noteworthy list this fall. Marks of a Movement calls us back to the disciple-making mandate of the church through the […]

 by: Charles Killian,  Asbury Theological Seminary Professor 1970-2004 Pastor: “Praise the Lord!” Congregation: “Hallelujah!” Pastor: “Will everyone please turn on their tablet, PC, iPad, smart phone, and Kindle Bibles to First Corinthians 13:13. And please switch on your Bluetooth to download the sermon.” (pause) “Now, let us pray committing this week into God’s hands. Open your Apps, BBM, Twitter […]

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We pause to honor our brothers and sisters in Christ who have gone home to Glory!

The Office of Faith, Work, and Economics is pleased to announce that our third annual Asbury Project Event is set for November 10th & 11th, 2016. In partnership with The Howard Dayton School Of Business and Asbury Seminary we offer you a free conference open to the community. This an event that invites students, pastors, business and community leaders, and academicians to discuss faith, work and economics in the marketplace and how social entrepreneurship carries out Kingdom-minded initiatives using the business approach.