In Luke 7, two unforgettable encounters with Jesus reveal both His unmatched authority and His heart-moving compassion. In this sermon, Pastor Casey unpacks how Jesus is amazed by a Roman centurion’s humble faith and then moved to raise a widow’s only son without her even asking. These moments are more than miracles—they point us to a Savior who sees, heals, and restores.Whether you're feeling unworthy or overwhelmed, this message reminds us that faith in Jesus invites the kind of encounters that still astonish today.🖥️ Learn more at ashlandcc.net📱 Follow us on Facebook and Instagram!Subscribe for more sermons and share to encourage others!#EncountersThatAmaze #Luke7 #ToSeekAndToSave #AshlandCommunityChurch #FaithAndCompassion

Pastor Josh continues our Equipped Study on The Cross and in Week 2 he discusses the Atonement and what the means for us as Believers!

Pastor Casey McCall unpacks Jesus' call to authentic faith from Luke 6:46-49. True faith is not just about words or outward appearance—it’s about a life built on the foundation of Christ. Authentic faith comes from coming to Jesus, hearing His Word, and doing what He says. Only a life rooted in Him will withstand the storms that inevitably come, both now and at the final judgment.

This message is part of our ongoing series, To Seek & To Save, as we walk through the Gospel of Luke to discover the life and mission of Jesus Christ.

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This Easter Sunday, Pastor Casey McCall walked through Ephesians 2 to show how the resurrection of Jesus is validated by the evidence of transformed lives. The empty tomb isn’t just a symbol of victory—it’s the source of new life for those who were once spiritually dead.

From death to life, from hopelessness to healing, Jesus is still saving and changing people today.The resurrection isn't just something to celebrate once a year—it’s a reality that defines who we are and how we live. Through grace, we are raised with Christ and seated with Him in the heavenly places.

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Pastor Josh Crawford delivers a powerful message during our Good Friday Service on April 18, 2025.

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In this first week of Accomplished, Pastor Josh Crawford ask a foundational but often overlooked question: Why the cross?  Many know that Jesus died for our sins—but what if there’s so much more?

Through Scripture, history, and honest reflection, we explore what Jesus truly accomplished through His crucifixion. More than a symbol, the cross is the centerpiece of God’s love and power—transforming how we live, how we suffer, and how we hope.

Whether you're new to the faith or have followed Christ for years, this conversation will challenge you to see the cross not just as a moment in history, but as the key to understanding your daily life.

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In this message, Pastor Casey McCall teaches that the fruit of our lives is inseparably tied to the root of our hearts. Preaching from Luke 6:43-45, he challenges us to move beyond surface-level behavior and confront what we truly treasure. We can’t “staple on” spiritual fruit—we must be rooted in Christ. The only way to grow lasting, godly fruit is by being connected to Jesus through prayer, worship, and a heart that treasures Him above all else.This message is part of our ongoing series, To Seek & To Save, as we walk through the Gospel of Luke.🖥️ Learn more at ashlandcc.net📱 Stay connected with us on Facebook and Instagram!Subscribe for more sermons and share to encourage others!#FakeTrees #GospelOfLuke #AshlandCommunityChurch #ToSeekAndToSave #HeartAndFruit

In this powerful message, Pastor Joe Abdelghany uses three vivid metaphors — the courtroom, the school for the blind, and the teaching hospital — to help us confront the dangers of self-righteousness. From Luke 6:37–42, we’re challenged to turn from a posture of condemnation to one of humility, healing, and grace. The cure for self-righteousness begins with seeing ourselves clearly and living out the mercy we’ve received in Jesus.🖥️ Learn more at ashlandcc.net📱 Stay connected on Facebook and InstagramSubscribe for more sermons and share to encourage others!#CureForSelfRighteousness #Luke6 #AshlandCommunityChurch #ToSeekAndToSave #GospelOfLuke

In this message, Logan unpacks Jesus' radical teaching in Luke 6:27–36, where we're called to love those who are hardest to love, to give without expecting return, and to treat others the way we want to be treated. This isn’t natural love—it’s supernatural love that reflects the heart of God.Through honest stories and practical application, Logan challenges us to examine how we respond when we're wronged, and how the Holy Spirit enables us to respond with grace instead of retaliation.For more information, visit us at AshlandCC.net or on Social Media @ AshlandCC.

In this sermon from Luke 6:20–26, Pastor Casey McCall teaches how Jesus reorients our expectations about the kingdom of God. Rather than promising power, comfort, and approval, Jesus blesses the poor, the hungry, the weeping, and the rejected—those the world often overlooks. These blessings reveal that the way of the kingdom is marked by dependence on Christ, not worldly success.

Through a series of blessings and woes, Jesus exposes what we truly live for and invites us to a better way—a life shaped by His rule and sustained by eternal hope.

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