Azusa StreetRiders International
The Apostolic Motorcycle Ministry of Jesus Christ ~ Official Site
Registration will soon be open for the 2025 National Rally! Please begin making plans to attend this awesome event, where the ASR ministry from around the country gather together in the unity of the Spirit. We are expecting great things! Details will be finalized and registration opened very soon. God bless, and hope to see you there!
We want to extend a warm welcome to our new members!
Ron & Melissa Lee
Oak Hill, WV
March 7-8
Bind The Strong Man
Xenia, OH
Price, TX
Jacksonville, IL
Hinesville, GA
April 25-27
The Pilgrimage
Myrtle Beach, SC
May 17
4th Annual Blessing of the Bikes
Toledo, OH
May 30-June 1
Biker Weekend
Zanesville, OH
June 7
Faith Temple Sword Run
Dubuque, IA
June 20-22
Biker Weekend
Wooster, OH
July 11-13
Biker Weekend
NE Indiana Chapter
July 31-Aug 2
2025 National Rally
Midland, MI
August 15-17
Bikers Rally
Dupo, IL
September 12-14
3rd Annual Biker Weekend Motorcycles for Missionaries
Toledo, OH
September 19-21
8th Annual Biker Weekend
Appalachian Chapter, WV
We are 1 week away from gathering in corporate prayer on March 7th at four locations to engage in Spiritual Warfare against the principalities and forces of this world we live in. As we approach this week and you are riding pray up before you go as the devils have already attacked ASR moving into the Annual Bind The Stromgman event. We need to stay strong as a Ministry of Jesus Christ and always don the Armor of God before every ride. The locations of the Bind the Strongman locations are:
New Life Tabernacle 3635 Hwy 42 S, Price Texas Pastor Randy Hennigan
The Life Church 2446 Trebein Rd Xenia, OH 45385 Pastor Ken Dillingham
Harvest Temple 530 S. Main St, JAcksonville, Il 62650 Pastor Archie Beavers
Life United Pentecostal Church, 1301 Pipkin Rd, Hinesville, Ga 31313 Pastor Thomas Crutchfield.
Recently McDowell County, WV was hit hard by flooding. If you would like to donate, there is a link in the Store under donations. Please pray and donate as the Lord leads you. No Donation is too small.
Please Pray for Bro. David “POPS” Locke and Bro. Donald Brown. They were in a motorcycle accident, and they sustained injuries. Bro. Locke is currently in a Trauma Hospital in Houston, Texas. IT is reported he has multiple fractures.
Due to circumstances out of our control, the Texas Central Region Bind the Strongman location has been moved to Price, Texas.
New Life Tabernacle 3635 State Highway 42 S, Price, TX, United States, Texas Pastor Randy Hennigan.
If you were planning to attend the Baytown event, please try to make these adjustments and support this last, short-notice change.
We are just a month away from the annual prayer service to prepare for our riding season. I hope everyone is as excited about this event as I am. As we ended the riding season last year Azusa Street Riders members were in a spiritual attack in which several members were involved in motorcycle accidents and a couple were severe. Prayerfully we banded together in a season of fasting and prayer for our ministry and our downed riders, of which, all have overcome this attack and are on the mend. Joining with my Pastor Ken Dillingham we prayerfully sought the Lord for our theme for this year’s Bind The Strongman Prayer service. When we reflected on the unity we had during the season of attack we wanted to continue with the movement and decided our overall theme would be Spiritual Warfare. Session 1: The Armor of God and Riding Protected. Session 2: The Battle is the Lords, The Basics of Spiritual Warfare. Session 3: Enduring, Not Holding on for dear life – Holding on Until the Glory Comes. Session 4: Exercising Authority, Having a Spiritual-Led Battle Plan. Session 5: The Weapon of Worship, Leveraging the Victory of Jesus.
The locations have been selected and the planning has begun. Plan to unite with other Azusa Street Rider members across our nation as we come together in separate locations for the same purpose to show the devil that we are ready and will never back down as we prepare to spread the Gospel in the Highways and Byways and compel them to come in so that His house may be filled.
Join Us for Azusa StreetRiders: Bind The Strongman! 
Friday, March 7, 2025
7:00 p.m.
The Pentecostals of Baytown
A powerful night of prayer and worship!
Coffee @ 9:00 a.m. KSU @ 10:00 a.m.
Local Baytown Hotels:
Thank you to those chapters who have submitted your membership rosters and chapter officers. If you have not submitted this information, please do so ASAP so we can have accurate information heading into the 2025 riding and ministry season.
Thank you.
It’s a crazy time of the year – it can be snowy one day and warm just a few days later. Cities love using road salt to treat icy and snowy roads. Road salt causes ice to melt and prevents refreezing. It is a relatively inexpensive solution to dangerous, icy roads.
But once the snow melts, residue from the salts often remain on the road and in puddles and moisture. If you plan on biking in the winter months, this salt and moisture is unavoidable. There are some steps you can take to prevent damage to your bike.
Preparation is key! Take the time to buy a few products to keep on hand and you will be able to prevent any corrosion or damage that the salts can do.
When road salts come in contact with precipitation, they release free-radical ions. When you ride and there is still salt on the roads and in puddles, you will get salt residue and these free-radical ions on your bike.
In the short term, these salts won’t do much more than create a hazy appearance to the paint and chrome on your bike. But if you don’t clean off those salts, over time and with exposure to oxygen, iron oxide forms which can destroy metal.
Your motorcycle is full of nooks and crannies and little crevices that allow roads salts to enter. This salt water can lead to corrosion and, over time, can destroy the finish on your bike. Enough exposure can even lead to degradation of the parts themselves.
1. If you ride your motorcycle in the winter in an area that receives snow and ice, wash your motorcycle regularly.
2. When riding, avoid puddles as much as possible. Puddles collect runoff and salts, and will splash your bike with a mess of chemicals.
3. In order to avoid corrosion, you should repair any nicks or scratches in your paint. These exposed areas are quick to corrode, and also more difficult to wipe clean after you ride.
4. Use a salt neutralizer. These products contain a blend of corrosion inhibitors to neutralize salt and chemicals on the roadways so that they can’t harm your bike’s finish. A less expensive method is to combine baking soda, water, and some bike wash and use this mixture to wash down your motorcycle.
Roadways tend to deteriorate after heavy snows. The freezing and refreezing of ice on the roads and the damage caused by road plows can leave behind potholes and divots in the pavement. If you ride in the winter months or even in the early spring, be aware that the roads can be especially dangerous. Loose pavement and fresh potholes can be treacherous for bikers, so be sure to actively scan the road when you ride.