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Beulah Baptist Church Muscadine Alabama

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Beulah Baptist Church Muscadine Alabama

Sundays: 10AM SS & 11AM Service; Wednesday Night Bible Study: 7PM We are a mission minded church with affiliation to the Southern Baptist Convention.

We are a small church with approximately 60-80 in Sunday School attendance with continuing growth over the past year. Our congregation is made up of equal representations from all age groups.

08/04/2026

How is this

Sermon Recap | August 2, 2026

“Be Afraid”
Revelation 20:10–15

Fear is a real emotion. While Scripture repeatedly tells believers not to fear the circumstances of this world, Jesus also taught there is something we should rightly fear—the reality of God’s final judgment.

One day, every person will stand before the Lord. The decision about where we spend eternity is made here on earth, and every life will be judged. God’s judgment is not meant to be ignored or softened. It is real, righteous, and certain.

Too often, people avoid talking about hell or judgment because they don’t want to offend anyone. But leaving out the truth doesn’t change reality. Real love tells the truth because eternity is at stake.

The good news is that judgment is not the whole story.

God is perfectly loving, merciful, holy, just, and righteous. At the cross, we see His mercy and His justice meet. Jesus took the punishment we deserved so that anyone who trusts in Him can receive forgiveness and eternal life.

Jesus warned:

“Don’t fear those who kill the body… Rather fear Him who is able to destroy both soul and body in hell.” — Matthew 10:28

Salvation is more than believing Jesus existed. It is placing your complete trust in His finished work on the cross—not in your own goodness or works.

The question we should all ask ourselves is:
If we know the truth, how will people hear it unless we tell them?

Key Takeaway: Share the Gospel faithfully. Speak the truth in love. Eternity matters.

Scripture: Revelation 20:10–15 • Matthew 10:28 • Matthew 23:14

07/29/2026

Worship Wednesday 🙌

There is power in the name of Jesus. Whatever you are facing today, speak His name over it.

🎶 Your name is power…Your name is healing… 🎶

07/27/2026

Sermon Recap
July 26, 2026
Pastor Paul Oswalt
Main Scripture: Ephesians 1:11–14

Death is one of the greatest fears many people face. The unknown can seem overwhelming, and our human nature often views death with sadness and uncertainty. But for the believer, Scripture paints a very different picture. Death is not the end—it is the beginning of eternity with Christ.

Paul reminded us that as followers of Jesus, we have received an incredible inheritance. Ephesians 1 tells us that we have obtained an inheritance in Christ and have been sealed with the Holy Spirit as a guarantee that God's promises will be fulfilled.

Romans 8:17 declares that we are joint heirs with Christ. Stop and think about that for a moment. We are heirs of God's glory. Everything Christ has secured through His death and resurrection will one day be fully realized in us. While suffering is part of following Jesus, suffering is never the end of the story. If we suffer with Him, we will also be glorified with Him.

So, what exactly is our inheritance?

- Holiness, righteousness, and purity through Christ.
- A life no longer subject to sin or decay.
- An imperishable, glorified body.
- An inheritance that will never perish, spoil, or fade.
- An eternal home designed and built by God Himself.

The promises of God are eternal. They cannot fade, and they are being kept in heaven for those who belong to Him.

Psalm 116 reminds us that "Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His faithful ones." Death is precious—not because God delights in loss or sorrow—but because it marks the moment His children finally come home. It is the fulfillment of every promise He has made.

Paul expressed this same confidence in Philippians 1:22–25. He desired to depart and be with Christ because that is "far better," yet he understood God still had work for him to accomplish here. As long as God leaves us on this earth, we have a purpose.

That purpose is to begin living now as citizens of heaven.

We prepare for eternity by how we live today. We stand firm in our faith. We refuse to be intimidated by the world around us. As the church, we remain united, encouraging one another and faithfully proclaiming Christ until He calls us home.

Death is not something the believer must dread. It is tied to every promise God has made. It is glorious because it ushers us into His presence forever.

Key Takeaway:
Because our inheritance is secure in Christ, we can live courageously today, knowing that our eternity is already settled. Live now like a citizen of heaven, standing firm in faith until the day you see Jesus face to face.

07/14/2026

Sermon Recap – July 12
Scripture: 2 Corinthians 5:20

"So we are Christ's ambassadors..."

An ambassador is someone who has been officially appointed to represent one nation while living in another. Their words, actions, and decisions reflect the country they serve—not themselves.

As believers, that is exactly who we are.

Jesus prayed in John 17:16-18 that although we are not of this world, He was sending us into it. God intentionally left us here to represent Heaven. We are His ambassadors.

So what qualifies us for such an important calling?

An ambassador must understand who they represent and faithfully carry out the mission they have been given. As Christians, our mission is to reflect Christ in every area of our lives.

An ambassador must also have an intimate knowledge of the country he serves. The same is true for us. The more intimately we know Christ—through His Word, prayer, and obedience—the better we represent Him to a world that desperately needs Him.

One of the most encouraging reminders from today's message was that the very things God saved us from often become the areas where we can minister most effectively to others. Our testimony gives us credibility. Our past is not wasted; God uses it to point others to His grace.

We also have a daily choice between the old man and the new man. We decide what we will lay aside and what we will pick up. While we strive to walk in our new identity, we never outgrow our need for God's grace. His grace covers us, strengthens us, and sustains us every step of the way.

The beautiful truth is that our qualifications do not come from our perfection. They come from our relationship with Christ. Regardless of where we are in our journey, regardless of our shortcomings, failures, or obstacles, God has called us to this ambassadorship because we belong to Him.

Our struggles are not meaningless. The obstacles we've faced and the failures we've experienced have shaped us. Though they may not have been enjoyable, they were not without purpose. God uses every part of our story to prepare us to serve others and faithfully represent His Kingdom.

Today, remember this: You are Christ's ambassador. Walk worthy of the One you represent, rely on His grace, and trust that He can use every chapter of your story for His glory.

07/05/2026

Beulah is thrilled to welcome our two newest little members!

A special congratulations to Oaklyn and Everleigh, who not only joined us for their very first church service outside the womb but also happen to share the same birthday—June 24th!

It seems they enjoyed the service so much that they slept peacefully through it. We are grateful for these precious blessings and pray that God will surround them with His love, grace, and protection as they grow in faith.

Welcome to the Beulah family, Oaklyn and Everleigh! 💕

04/18/2026

What a wonderful day at our 2026 Ladies’ Conference!

We were so blessed to gather together for a time of fellowship, worship, and encouragement. A special thank you to Gayla Blanton for sharing a powerful message centered on waiting, resting, hope, and peace—a reminder we all needed and will carry with us.

We were also so blessed by worship led by Kristi Vines, with special guest singers Kaily and Val. It was such a meaningful and uplifting time.

From the sweet fellowship to brunch and time spent together, every moment was a blessing and a reminder of the strength found in community.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this day so special—we are grateful for each of you!

“Stay Salty, Sisters!”
Matthew 5:13

We’re already looking forward to next year! ✝️

04/05/2026

What a powerful sunrise service! The weather may have been a little dreary, but it couldn’t dim the joy of celebrating our risen Savior.

Awesome music, a great message, delicious food, and meaningful fellowship—what a blessing to share it all together.

04/01/2026

You’re Invited! Join us as we celebrate the hope and joy of Easter morning!

Start your day with us at our Easter Sunrise Service at 7:00 AM EST at Vine and Branches in Fruithurst, AL. It’s a beautiful time of worship as we welcome the risen Savior together.

Then join us again at 11:00 AM EST at Beulah in Muscadine, AL for our Easter Service as we continue the celebration!

Everyone is welcome—bring your family, friends, and neighbors. We would love to see you there!

03/30/2026

Sermon Recap - 3/29/26
Palm Sunday
Scripture: Zechariah 9:9; Matthew 21:1–11

Over 500 years before Palm Sunday ever happened, the prophet Zechariah declared that the King would come riding into Jerusalem on a donkey. This prophecy was fulfilled in Matthew 21 when Jesus made His triumphal entry into the city. What was spoken came to pass—just as God said it would.

As Jesus entered Jerusalem, people laid palm branches before Him, praising and welcoming Him as King. Yet, even in this moment of celebration, the road ahead led to betrayal, suffering, and the cross. The Pharisees began plotting, Judas would soon betray Him, and Jesus would ultimately be crucified—all for us—so that His Kingdom could live and reign in our hearts.

The “Side Characters” in the Story

This passage highlights individuals who played important roles:

1. The Disciples (Matthew 21:1)
Two unnamed disciples were told by Jesus to go and get a donkey. They didn’t question Him—they simply obeyed. When God asks us to do something, even if it doesn’t make sense, obedience matters.

2. The Donkey’s Owner
The owner willingly gave up something valuable—his donkey, likely part of his livelihood. God may ask us to release something important, trusting Him with what we have.

3. The Donkey (the c**t)
This young c**t had never been used, yet Jesus chose it. He saw its purpose before anyone else did. God uses the unlikely and untested. As 1 Corinthians 1:26–27 reminds us, God chooses what the world considers weak to accomplish His purposes.

Why a Donkey?

Jesus entered on a donkey to symbolize humility and servanthood. His first coming was not as a conquering king, but as a servant—giving His life as a ransom for many.

But this won’t be His last entrance.

The Promise of His Return is given to us in Revelation 19:11–21 and 20:1–3 give us a picture of what’s to come. Jesus will return on a white horse—not as a servant, but as King of Kings and Lord of Lords. He will come in righteousness, bringing justice and victory.

We may not know what tomorrow holds, but we serve the One who does. Our calling isn’t based on what we can do, but on faith in what He can do through us.

So be ready. Be willing. Be used by God.

And don’t keep the message to yourself—we are here to tell others and make a difference.

Address

1616 County Road 57
Muscadine, AL
36269

Opening Hours

Wednesday	6:30pm - 8pm
Sunday	9:30am - 1pm
	6pm - 7:30pm

Website

http://beulahbaptistmuscadine.org/

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