May 28,  2026

Serve > Train > Compete Feature I Presented by Kessinger Lee

WILMORE, Ky. --- Asbury Athletics is committed to providing student-athletes an opportunity to serve, train, and compete through college athletics for the glory of God. The Kessinger Lee Group presents the Serve > Train > Compete Feature, which aims to highlight AU student-athletes pursuing this mission. 

Kessinger Lee presents Asbury baseball junior biology major, Brady Robeson, as a Serve > Train > Compete featured student-athlete.

Brady Robeson | Biology  | Jr. | Lexington, KY. | Baseball

Robeson, a native of Lexington, KY., embodies the vision of Asbury Athletics to utilize the platform of college athletics to point toward Jesus Christ and compete for His glory. 

Brady exemplifies SERVING  by serving his teammates on and off the field.

He represents TRAINING  by his consistent hard-work and effort to get better every day.

Brady reflects COMPETING by giving his best effort with humility and a desire to honor Christ. 

View Brady's answers to questions from the Asbury Communications team below. 

• What does serving, training, and competing for the glory of God mean to you?

To me, serving, training, and competing for the glory of God means to do everything to honor his name. I want to reflect the qualities of Jesus when I play the game, while showing passion as well as respect. To honor God, it takes 100% of you just as baseball takes 100% effort to play as well.

• Who are some of the coaches, faculty and staff that have impacted you at AU?

Coach Harris has become a very impactful figure in my life. When I first came to Asbury, Coach Harris was our pitching coach and not only helped me in terms of baseball but also helped me in building a better mindset and having confidence in my abilities. Now as our head coach, Coach Harris continues to help me grow in every aspect of life and pushes me to grow as a man and as a child of God. I cannot say enough good things about him, and I thank him for all that he has done for me.

• How has God impacted your walk with Him during your time at Asbury?

My time at Asbury has greatly impacted my journey with God. Coming to Asbury has been one of the most important decisions I have made in my life regarding my spiritual journey. God has placed so many people here that have taught me about the greatness of God and helped me grow in my walk with Him.

• What advice would you give to new student-athletes coming to Asbury?

I would say to work very hard but also to make sure to enjoy your time here. It flies by much faster than you would think so make sure to enjoy every second of it.