The Asbury Triptych
The Asbury Triptych
Al DeFilippo
Hear podcasts about Francis Asbury and his Biblical cavalry as they minister in England and America.
Bishop Asbury Bicentennial Audio
Bishop Francis Asbury Bicentennial Podcast March 31, 2016, marks the bicentennial date of the passing of Bishop Francis Asbury. Fitting with his 45-year ministry in America is that he finishes his days on a lonely back road, virtually in the … Continue reading →
Mar 12, 2016
40 min
Francis Asbury Childhood Friends Podcast
West Bromwich The region in which Francis Asbury grew up is known as the Chicago of the West-Midlands of England. This rugged region which incorporates the town of West Bromwich was at one time the ironworking capital of England. This … Continue reading →
Dec 12, 2015
9 min
Gun Control Founding Fathers Podcast
  Gun Control Founding Fathers Preview This post originally appeared at The Asbury Triptych Series website. The media coverage of the deadly mass-school-shootings of the past few years hints at an argument that without fail, projects in opposite directions. On … Continue reading →
Dec 12, 2015
7 min
Francis Asbury Dr. Benjamin Rush Podcast
      In 18th-century, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the friendship of America’s Founding Father, Dr. Benjamin Rush, and British preacher, Francis Asbury was present almost from the very first day that Francis Asbury landed at the Philadelphia port in 1771. This … Continue reading →
Nov 8, 2015
4 min
Francis Asbury Disciplined Podcast
    This podcast details one of the first disciplinary actions taken against Francis Asbury. For more detail on this subject please visit the article originally posted. This disciplinary action occurred when Francis Asbury was a young preacher in England, his … Continue reading →
Nov 8, 2015
11 min
Francis Asbury and Women Preachers – Podcast
    Much of this podcast will come from three main sources. The first is the brilliant and well-written book by Dr. Paul Chilcote titled, John Wesley and the Women Preachers of Early Methodism. The Chilcote book is mentioned in the second … Continue reading →
Nov 5, 2015
7 min