Bethel Baptist Church St. Charles

Bethel Baptist Church St. Charles Bethel Baptist Church is a small and friendly church located in St. Charles, IL

Worshiping the Triune God of Scripture, preaching the message of rescue found in the Gospel, and making disciples of the King of Kings, the Lord Jesus Christ.

Death and the Hope of ResurrectionEvery aspect of our lives should reflect our confidence in God and is evidence that we...
09/07/2026

Death and the Hope of Resurrection
Every aspect of our lives should reflect our confidence in God and is evidence that we believe He will fulfill His promises. That even includes the way that we handle the death of loved ones, and that is reflected in Abraham's life in the way that he grieved and made arrangements for Sarah's burial. The care that he showed in making arrangements is evidence of his confidence in a future resurrection, when he and Sarah would both experience the fullness of God's magnificent promises to him of the land, an innumerable number of descendants, and being the source of blessing for the entire world. Our assurance of our Lord's return and our resurrection and glorification are demonstrated in the way that we look upon our death and those we care about.

Every aspect of our lives should reflect our confidence in God and is evidence that we believe He will fulfill His promises. That even includes th...

09/05/2026

Pastor Jay shares, Tomorrow's sermon is on Genesis 22:20 - 23:20 - Death and the Hope of Resurrection
Every aspect of our lives should reflect our confidence in God and is evidence that we believe He will fulfill His promises. That even includes the way that we handle the death of loved ones, and that is reflected in Abraham's life in the way that he grieved and made arrangements for Sarah's burial. The care that he showed in making arrangements is evidence of his confidence in a future resurrection, when he and Sarah would both experience the fullness of God's magnificent promises to him of the land, an innumerable number of descendants, and being the source of blessing for the entire world. Our assurance of our Lord's return and our resurrection and glorification are demonstrated in the way that we look upon our death and those we care about.

09/05/2026
Illustration by Maya Dzik
09/05/2026

Illustration by Maya Dzik

09/05/2026

Stephen's Defense - How Joseph Prefigures Christ
This Bible study examines the initial phase of Stephen's defense before the Sanhedrin, focusing on his recounting of Israel's history from Abraham to Joseph. The speaker highlights how God’s unilateral covenant with Abraham and His providential care through Joseph prefigure the rejection and subsequent salvation brought by Jesus Christ. By tracing these biblical narratives, the transcript illustrates that just as Joseph was rejected by his brothers yet became their savior, Jesus is rejected by religious leaders yet remains the Messiah. The message underscores God's sovereignty in using human failure to fulfill His redemptive purposes for His people. It serves as a theological reminder of the continuity between the Old Testament promises and the New Testament fulfillment in Christ. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/9526012116875

09/01/2026

The Lamb Standing as if Slain
This devotional reflects on the vision of the Lamb in Revelation chapter five, emphasizing Jesus' worthiness to take the scroll because He was slain. It highlights that Christ purchased believers from every tribe and nation with His blood, serving as the ultimate atonement for sin. The text underscores that Jesus had no sin yet became a substitute for humanity, securing redemption through His sacrificial death. This act of purchasing establishes believers as a kingdom and priests who will reign with their Savior on earth. Consequently, the congregation is called to glorify God in their bodies, recognizing they are not their own but were bought with a price. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/91262123376772

09/01/2026

God Provided the Lamb
The Bible does not gloss over the sins and failures of key figures, and Abraham is no exception. Genesis 22 happily represents the triumph of his faith expressed in his obedience to God's command to sacrifice his son Isaac, the one through whom all of God's promises would be fulfilled. In this account, we see Abraham's resolute manner as he prepares for the journey that leads him to the land of Moriah, where Isaac will be offered as a sacrifice. In a more subtle way, we see Isaac's willing participation and shared faith with Abraham that God will raise him from the dead. The true hero of the story, though, is God Himself, seen in the marvelously prophetic utterance of Abraham, "God will provide for Himself the lamb" (Genesis 22:8), which speaks of God the Father's resolve to save undeserving sinners, and the willing sacrifice and obedience of our Lord Jesus Christ, perhaps on the exact same hill about two thousand years later, when He was the final and perfect Lamb of God. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/8292623554672

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6N218 Weber Drive
Saint Charles, IL
60174

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