Ashmore Baptist Church

06/03/2026

At this time will you join us in prayer for Mel. Mel is the brother of our sister Char. Mel is having some serious medical issues at this time. Please keep him and the entire family in your prayers.

Thank you so much for your prayers

06/02/2026

It’s that time of year! Tasty Tuesdays is back at the Ashmore Park!

06/02/2026

The real excitement in ministry isn't on the sidelines—it's out on the field! 🏃‍♂️

As we wrap up our study on the book of Colossians, we are looking at the power of a team. The Apostle Paul was a giant of the faith, but he couldn't do it alone. He relied on ordinary people just like you and me to share, support, and multiply the work of God.

Check out the final blog post of the series to find out how you can move from being a spectator to a teammate in your community this week!

Be Blessed, Stay Humble and Follow God

Are You a Spectator or a Teammate? Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps - May 18, 2026      Think about the last time you watched a major sporting event. What was your role? You likely sat in the stands or on your couch, cheering for the players who were actually on the field doing the...

05/31/2026

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05/28/2026

Have you ever felt like you’re working harder than ever, running faster than ever, but your tank is always empty? You earn money just to watch it disappear through holes in your pockets. You buy things to satisfy you, but the satisfaction fades by Monday.

Over 2,500 years ago, the prophet Haggai spoke to a community feeling the exact same way. They were busy building their own comfortable lives while leaving God's house in ruins. They thought they had a resource problem, but Haggai showed them they had a priority problem.

Starting this week, we are kicking off a new sermon series through the book of Haggai. But this isn't a history lesson about brick and mortar. We aren't building a physical temple today. Instead, God is calling us to look inward—to review our calendars, our finances, and our hearts, and to finally start building what matters most: a deep, unshakeable relationship with God.

05/26/2026

Your life might be the only connection someone has to Christianity.

Sharing the Gospel isn't just a Sunday event—it's a daily walk.

In this week's installment of our ongoing Colossians sermon series, we are diving into Colossians 4:5-6. We break down Paul’s "Anatomy of a Witness" and look at how our choices at work, at home, and in our conversations carry eternal value.

Is your life "seasoned" enough to make others thirsty for the Truth?

Be blessed, Stay humble and follow God

Does Your Life Point People to the Cross—or Away from It? Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps - May 18, 2026      Have you ever stopped and realized that you just might be the only connection a person might have with Christianity? Your life and your actions maybe the only bible that...

05/25/2026

05/19/2026

Did you know the Letter to the Colossians was actually birthed as a prayer request?

While Paul was sitting in a Roman prison, a pastor named Epaphras traveled a great distance to seek his advice. Paul didn’t respond with a clever business strategy or a new program—he responded with deep intercession.

As we continue our series through Colossians this week, we will be looking at how prayer isn't a luxury; it’s a vital necessity for the church.

Be blessed, Stay Humble and Follow God

Is Your Prayer Life "Odd"? Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps - May 04, 2026     When was the last time you prayed—not because you needed something immediately, but simply because it was the most important thing you could do that day? When was the last time you prayed not to receive...