Urshan University

"Nothing can stop God from delivering me. So, I'm going to soar." Spring Preview Weekend Night Service

"Hell has a problem with you because when he beats you to the ground you still have the Holy Ghost and you still have anointing." Pulpit Conference '21

Explore the profound symbolism of the Passover lamb as a foreshadowing of Christ. Discover how this ancient tradition transformed Israel and signifies inclusivity in God's provision. Jerry challenges listeners to embrace communal sharing, illustrating this with the importance of reaching out beyond oneself. Delve into practical evangelism, emphasizing personal consumption of Christ to effectively share His message. The call to have an overflowing heart is a recurring theme, reminding everyone to let His greatness shine through. Join in prayer for that overflow!

"The character of the messenger elevates the message." 

Rev. Joel Urshan, a dynamic speaker from Pulpit Conference '21, dives into the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. He shares a captivating story about a multi-denominational meeting in Indiana, highlighting the emotional impact of spiritual encounters. Urshan discusses the critical role of continuous learning in ministry and examines the elusive 'it factor' that separates extraordinary individuals in various fields. Ultimately, he emphasizes the importance of embracing the Spirit Factor, encouraging listeners to surrender their talents for divine fulfillment.

Rev. Brent Coltharp, an ordained minister and speaker at Urshan University’s Pulpit Conference, discusses the transformative power of the gospel. He explores Israel’s fall into idolatry and contrasts prophetic leadership with kingship. Coltharp emphasizes the importance of preaching the undiluted gospel, arguing that it restores lives and fosters genuine church growth. He critiques modern church distractions and calls for a return to gospel-centric transformation, highlighting that true commitment to Christ revives the church community.

"What has God already told you to do that you are not yet doing?"

Preview Weekend Fall '20

Join us as we celebrate the new campus and look to the future of Urshan College and Urshan Graduate School of Theology.

"If you're not dead, God's not done."