Aim to Serve (John 13:12-17)
We often underestimate the power of servanthood. Listen as Pastor David Prince invites us to follow the patten of our Savior.
Jesus is the Lord of Judgment (2 Thessalonians 1:1-12)
If there is no hell, there is no justice. If there is no hell, there is no Gospel. Listen as Pastor David Prince shows us how the doctrine of hell makes for soft-hearted, kind and loving people.
Aim to Love (John 13:1-11)
Love is not an accessory to our faith. Listen as Pastor David Prince exhorts us to make love our aim no matter what circumstances we face.
Work Ethic and the Kingdom of Heaven (Matthew 24:14-30)
What does our work ethic have to do with the Kingdom of Heaven. Jon Canler helps us see from the Parable of the Talents how our work ethic relates to the Kingdom of Heaven.
Aim to be Light (John 12:37-50)
What does it mean to walk in the light? Listen as Todd Martin helps us see that walking in the light means loving the light, loving the glory of God more than the glory of man and loving God's Word above all other words.
Why Expository Preaching (Selected Scriptures)
Pastor David Prince shares why the pastors at Ashland are committed to expository preaching.
AIM to Glorify (John 12:27-36)
"If God was in it, it wouldn't be so difficult." It's a constant refrain we hear from others (and our selves). But is it true? Where do we get this from? Listen as Pastor David Prince helps us see that difficulty is not a sign of God's opposition.
The Creator and Competition (Selected Scriptures)
Is competition inherently sinful? Do humans compete because of the fall into sin? Or is competition a good gift of God? Listen as Pastor David Prince explores the nature of competition and invites us to compete to the glory of God.
Aim to be a Disciple (John 12:20-26)
What does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus? Listen as Pastor David Prince shows us what it means to aim our lives at being a disciple of Jesus Christ.
January 29 PM Sermon (Matthew 16:13-20)
Who is Jesus? It's an important question and how we answer it will determine the trajectory of our lives. Listen as Thomas Walters invites us to see Jesus as he really is.