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In this chapel message, Reverend Luke St.Clair delivers a powerful sermon titled “The Office of Eleazar.” Drawing from the Old Testament account of Eleazar, Pastor St.Clair highlights the sacred responsibility entrusted to believers—overseeing the oil that fueled the golden lampstand in the tabernacle. As pastor of First Pentecostal Church of Anderson, Indiana, and an adjunct instructor at Indiana Bible College, St.Clair brings both pastoral insight and theological depth to this message. He emphasizes that the oil represents the anointing of the Holy Spirit and challenges listeners to faithfully steward what God has entrusted to them. This message calls listeners to recognize the weight and privilege of spiritual responsibility—to guard the anointing, maintain spiritual discipline, and ensure that the light never goes out. Key Themes: Spiritual stewardship and responsibility The oil and the Holy Spirit Faithfulness in sacred assignments Preserving the anointing We pray this chapel message strengthens you

In this chapel message, Rev. William Turner brings a compelling word titled “Jacob or Israel?” Drawing from the life of Jacob, Turner explores the tension between our old identity and the new name and calling God gives us. Having served for many years as a missionary before joining the faculty, Rev. Turner speaks from both biblical insight and lived experience, challenging listeners to consider where they may still be living as “Jacob” instead of stepping fully into “Israel.” This message invites students and leaders alike to reflect on transformation, surrender, and the faithfulness of God in shaping identity and purpose. Key Themes: Identity and spiritual transformation Wrestling with God and growth through struggle Walking in God’s calling We pray this message encourages and strengthens you as you pursue God’s purpose in your life.

In this episode our students hear from Rev. Caleb Tipsword, preaching a message titled "A Part of Prophecy."

In this episode, IBC Campus Pastor Rev. Jarred Turner preaches a message, An Atmosphere Where Prayer Works.

In this episode, IBC President, Rev. Joshua B. Carson preaches the first chapel of the Spring 2026 semester. His message was entitled, "If The Oil Stays."

In this episode, IBC President, Rev. Joshua B. Carson preaches the final chapel of the Fall 2025 semester. His message was entitled, "Snow From Heaven".

In this episode, IBC Executive Vice President, Rev. Justin Reinking, preaches a chapel message entitled, "Pure Heart and Prepared Hands".

In this episode our IBC Campus Pastor, Rev. Jarred Turner, preaches a message in chapel entitled "I'm Thankful for the Sea".

In this episode, Dr. Chris Henderson preaches a message entitled, "Worship: An Explanation and an Experience" in IBC Chapel on Tuesday, November 18, 2025.

In this episode Rev. Adam Hunley, UPCI Global Missions Director, gives a talk titled “Pentecost “Every Day. This episode was recorded in front of a live audience in the IBC Library on November 11, 2025.

In this episode Rev. Adam Hunley, Global Missions Director for the United Pentecostal Church International, preaches a messaged entitled "Life in the Deep."

In this episode Rev. Justin Reinking preaches a message for Fall Preview Weekend Chapel entitled, "Do You Have A Second?".

In this episode Rev. Zack Ross preaches an IBC Chapel message entitled, "The Last Loaf".

In this episode, Rev. Jen Mast preaches a message in IBC Chapel entitled "Faith's Fight".

In this episode our special guest, Pastor John Reading, preaches a message in IBC Chapel titled "Different By Design".

Link to slides referenced during talk can be found here: https://bit.ly/French-library-talk-slides

In this episode, Rev. Talmadge French preaches a message entitled "An Unshakable Shamgar" in IBC Chapel. 

Special guest, Rev. Josh Anderson preaches a message titled "I'm Called to Go" in IBC Theology Conference Chapel.

In this episode, special guest, Rev. Josh Anderson gives a talk titled "The Evidence of the Anointing". This episode was recorded in front of a live audience in the IBC Library during our 2025 IBC Theology Conference.