IBC - Beulah Sermons

This is the livestream of our Sunday morning worship service from 6/7/2026. In this sermon, we are looking at Romans 10:9-17 through the lens of cross-cultural missions and God's global glory. While not all of us are called to be the ones who "Go," we are all called to be a part of God's great mission. Whether we are goers or senders, we all are called to passionately participate in the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ going forth to our neighbors and to the nations, for the glory of God.

This is the Livestream of our Easter Sunday worship service from 04/05/2026. In this sermon, we are looking at Matthew 28:1-10, and the two women who went to the tomb early on Easter morning. They found that Jesus had risen from the dead. The angel of the Lord gave them the Call of invitation (Come and See) and the Commission (Go and Tell). As they went from the tomb, they were invited into Communion, as the risen Jesus met them. The women's interaction with the risen Jesus helps us know how we should approach Him today, as we meet with Him.

This is the Livestream of our Sunday morning worship service from 03/15/2026. In this sermon, we are looking at 2 Timothy 2:1-2, and seeing an important fundamental of discipleship presented by Paul. He desires that Timothy take what he has learned from Paul and entrust it to faithful men, who, in turn, would pass it on to others. This multiplication of ministry is something that can only be done by the grace that is in Christ Jesus.

This is the Livestream of our Sunday morning worship service from 3/08/2026. In this sermon, we are looking at Hebrews 13:18-25, where the last words are recorded from the author of Hebrews, who has been pouring his heart out to his beloved readers for thirteen chapters, urging them to stay the course, stick with Jesus, cling to Christ. We will see a call to prayer, a gospel-saturated benediction, and some closing greetings.

This is the Livestream of our Sunday morning worship service from 3/01/2026. In this sermon, we are in Hebrews 13:7-17, where the author of Hebrews is continuing his concluding commands to his readers. He is urging them to live a life pleasing to God--imitating godly leaders, staying true to the gospel, offering up sacrifices of praise, suffering, and service, and submitting to their godly leaders.

This is the Livestream of our Sunday morning worship service from 2/22/2026. In this sermon, we are in Hebrews 13:1-6, where the author of Hebrews is giving his final instructions to his readers. He urges that love continue within the brethren. Then, he lists some specific relationships where love is key: love towards strangers, persecuted believers, and spouses. He ends his list in this passage by giving us something we are NOT to love--money--and redirects our focus to the supreme object of our adoration--God Himself.

This is the Livestream of our Sunday morning worship service from 02/15/2026. In this sermon, we are looking at Hebrews 12:25-29, where the author of Hebrews calls us to obedience and worship in light of the coming judgment. The same God who offers grace and pardon and new life as a consuming love, is also the God who is a consuming fire.

This is the Livestream of our Sunday morning worship service from 2/08/2026. In this sermon, we are looking at Hebrews 12:18-24, where the author is contrasting two mountains: Mount Sinai and Mount Zion. Mount Sinai represents the Old Covenant, the Law, and is characterized by terror and judgment, for no one will be counted as righteous by works of the law. Mount Zion represents the New Covenant and grace, and is characterized by joy and confident access to God. This is made possible only by Christ and His blood.

This is the Livestream of our Sunday morning worship service from 2/01/2026. In this sermon, we are studying Hebrews 12:14-17, where we are exhorted to strive for peace and holiness. Holiness is essential in our Christian life, and holiness is how we run our race well. We are to make every effort to be holy ourselves and to help others to avoid the unholiness which we see in the life of Esau.

This is the Livestream of our Sunday morning worship service from 1/18/2026. In this sermon, we are examining Hebrews 12:1-3, where the author of Hebrews exhorts his readers to run the Christian race before witnesses, running unencumbered, with endurance, focused of Jesus, and considering Christ.