Asbury Chapel

10/25/2026

Here's your Sunday Sermon!

Our Ephesians 6.10–13 reading urges strength in the Lord and wearing the full armor of God to stand against the devil’s schemes. Submission and unity precede this call to spiritual warfare, requiring complete equipment to resist evil. We learned from this text that the struggle is not against flesh and blood but against the devil’s schemes and spiritual forces. Pastor Whit reminded us that Christians must wear God’s full armor to stand firm, avoid demonizing others, and act as healers. The devil and demons are real, despite the world’s desire and the devil’s preference to think and act otherwise. Spiritual evil divides or distracts; the devil uses false religion like a shell to either appeal and appease, or to divide and destroy. We must stand firm with God’s armor against deception. Listen in for more in the comments ⬇️

10/22/2026

10/19/2026

Proud of Unity’s work! Let’s keep it going!

Before Unity Project welcomed its first neighbor, there were people who believed in what it could become and were willing to invest in making it happen.

Reverend Whit Martin of Asbury Chapel was one of those early believers.

In the summer of 2025, Michael Giddens approached Whit with a vision for bringing churches, nonprofits, and community organizations together to respond to homelessness in Gainesville. Whit helped build support among local churches and became one of Unity Project’s original donors.

We recently asked him why he chose to get involved.

He responded, because “It would take an “inside-out” approach, meaning we had the opportunity to reveal Jesus through relationships and compassion.”

Whit also recognized the importance of collaboration:
“Partnerships, or a “unified” approach, means more coverage, and rather than re-invent the wheel, we can bring together relationships and service in profound ways.”

Today, as we approach our first anniversary, we’re seeing the impact of that early vision in the relationships, partnerships, and community that continue to grow around Unity Project.

Whit concluded his reflection with words that beautifully capture where we are today:
“I’m humbled to have had a small part in guiding this toward what it is still becoming, as it evolves into an even better way of caring for others.”

We’re deeply grateful to Reverend Whit Martin and Asbury Chapel for believing in the vision, investing in its possibilities, and helping us open the doors to something that continues to grow.

10/15/2026

Asbury is proud to introduce to you our new youth director, Garrett Moore! We're excited about the ministry God's entrusted him with, and for the gifts and graces he brings to our church and community. Here's a word from him:

Hello Asbury Chapel!

My name is Garrett Moore, and I am the new Youth Director. I wanted to go ahead and reach out to let y’all know a little bit about me. I was born and raised in Cu***ng, Ga, grew up with my parents taking my brother and me to church, and was active in my local youth group. I graduated from UGA in May of this year. During college, I was blessed with many Youth volunteer opportunities and to spend the last year as the Youth Leader for Classic City Church in Athens.

I’ve heard a lot about how Asbury Chapel is serving and glorifying the Lord and the strong commitment this congregation holds to remaining truthful to God and to scripture. I’m very grateful for the opportunity I have to serve here, where God is so clearly moving. Thank you all for the warm welcome I’ve received. I’m very excited to work, live, and serve alongside all of you.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at [email protected].

Garrett Moore
Youth Director

10/13/2026

Here's your Sunday Sermon!

Asbury was blessed to have Jay McSwain of PLACE Ministries preaching on life experiences. Leaders at Asbury had just experienced a weekend of training from PLACE and Jay shared an important component on understanding ourselves and our gifts that come from God in light of our life experiences. Using Romans 8.28, God really does use all things to the good for those called according to His purpose. It is HIS purpose—God's purpose—that all things point to, and God will use all components of our lives, even our failures, to show His glory. Listen in...

Asbury was blessed to have Jay McSwain of PLACE Ministries preaching on life experiences. Leaders at Asbury had just experienced a weekend of training from PLACE and Jay shared an important component on understanding ourselves and our gifts that come from God in light of our life experiences. Using....

10/08/2026

Let's all be praying for our brothers and sisters in the path of Hurricane Isaias, especially our Episcopal Area family in the Alabama Emerald Coast Conference. May God keep everyone safe and bring comfort and strength to all those affected.

10/07/2026

THANK YOU for a great revival! We look forward to seeing you next year!

10/06/2026

Our first 2 nights were wonderful! Join us for our last evening tonight at 6:30pm! Bring a friend!

10/05/2026

Here's your Sunday Sermon!

Pastor Whit covered Philippians 3.3-11 in today's message. Paul instructs the church to trust in the merits and power of Christ instead of the old law. Only Jesus can achieve for us salvation unto God. Because the knowledge of Christ's death and resurrection is incomparable and because that resurrection power is what changes us, we're asked if we know that power for ourselves. We're challenged to see all else as rubbish and worthless in comparison to Jesus' work. Listen in...

Pastor Whit covered Philippians 3.3-11 in today's message. Paul instructs the church to trust in the merits and power of Christ instead of the old law. Only Jesus can achieve for us salvation unto God. Because the knowledge of Christ's death and resurrection is incomparable and because that resurrec...

10/04/2026

“Showers” of blessing! We look forward to seeing you tonight! Be in prayer for the Reverend Matthew Mitchell. He brings our message. Come enjoy sweet fellowship. 6:30 PM…