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This year at chapel, while normally our President speaks, Rev. Jarred Turner, our new Campus Pastor at Indiana Bible College preaches this word, "A Training of the Heart."Don't miss this!

This message by Rev. Bobby J. Killmon is titled, "People Are Not Who They Always Were," in which he implores us to keep a right spirit and right attitude toward one another. If you have not heard Bro. Killmon's ministry, we hope you will avail yourself to not only his sincerity for truth, but his passion and sincerity for right living.Bobby J. KillmonBobby Killmon was raised in an independent Apostolic church and received the Holy Ghost at seven years old. He was involved in church work at a very young age and traveled with his family, who ministered as evangelists. After sensing his call to preach, Bro. Killmon and his sister served as youth leader for two years in Brazil, Indiana, before attending Indiana Bible College, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Theology. He then went to Christian Theological Seminary where he graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Master of Divinity Degree. Bro. Killmon currently serves as one of the teachers in the Young Adult ministry at Calvary Tabernacle. He is married to his wo

This week, Rev. Evangeline Rodenbush met her eternal reward. This message from Sis. Rodenbush comes from a 2013 Music Fest in which she preached a convicting sermon, "Does Anybody Care?"Since 2014, Sis. Rodenbush has faithfully served as an instructor at Indiana Bible College, alongside her husband, Rev. Robert K. Rodenbush. We are grateful for her having invested so many years into the lives of the students at Indiana Bible College. She was a true Christian example.Through the years, Bro. and Sis. Rodenbush pioneered a home missions church in Cutler, Illinois, dedicated 42 years in missionary service to the United Pentecostal Church International, and traveled and preached in more than 140 nations. As a team, Bro. and Sis. Rodenbush have dynamically affected countless lives for the gospel and have exemplified excellence in spiritual leadership.

Rev. Caleb Tipsword is an IBC alumni and a faithful member of the IBC staff. This message ministered to the Student Body at Indiana Bible College, titled, Grace, Grace.

We are so glad to have Rev. Chad Erickson of FAC Maryville with us for chapel. Bro. Erickson currently serves there as the Associate Pastor and Administrative Pastor under his father-in-law, Rev. Kenneth Carpenter, Senior Pastor. Bro. Erickson is an Indiana Bible College Alumnus and was a roommate with Rev. Jason Gallion as a student. In this sermon, Bro. Erickson preaches about what calling is and isn't. You don't want to miss this message.

This message,  "Victory in the Battle" was preached by our Student Body President Drew Mains  during this Spring semester of 2021.  We are thankful for our student body and their commitment to His calling. 

What will your legacy be? Rev. Jason D. Gallion, the Executive Vice President of Indiana Bible College preaches for the first time of the Spring 2021 semester a challenging message titled,  "Your Legacy."

Our first IBC Chapel of the Spring 2021 Semester, The Remnant Revival, preached by our President, Rev. Joshua B. Carson. This is a powerful word that every young Christian needs to listen to. No matter who you are, there is work for you to do in the Kingdom of God. 

What a Fall semester it has been. There hasn't been one like it. Our President, Rev. Joshua B. Carson preached the final chapel of our Fall 2020 semester, titled, "The Power and Purpose of a Window." Let this word encourage you, no matter who you are or what season you are in, this message will bless your life.

Rev. Tyler Bryant is our Director of Distance Learning at Indiana Bible College and Pastor in Marshall, Illinois. We are so grateful he and his wife, Sis. Brittanie Bryant are with us at Indiana Bible College. This message was particularly impactful to the student body. We trust you will enjoy and be challenged by this message, Saved and Commissioned. 

Today, we have a first time guest on the IBC podcast. Rev. James Wilson joined us in IBC chapel. Bro. James Wilson is a singer, songwriter, worship leader, preacher, and most importantly, an Apostolic Pentecostal.We're so glad to Bro. Wilson was able to join us to teach classes, preach at Calvary, and conduct a songwriting workshop. We were blessed to have Bro. Wilson here and you will be blessed listening to this sermon.

It’s not just a term for real estate, but it’s also the title of our chapel sermon from Rev. Randy Adams. Rev. Adams and his wife served as pastor of a home missions church before being appointed to Togo and Benin in 1995; they opened the Bible school in Togo in 1997,  were appointed UPCI Area Coordinator of French West Africa in 2002 and proved instrumental in the opening of several countries in West Africa. They also led the church in Togo and Benin to become nationalized in 2012. They were appointed as Area Coordinator for all West Africa in 2012; and were appointed by the UPCI general board as Regional Director for Africa in 2015. Truly, his ministry is one of being on location. His sermon today is full of nuggets he has found from being on location in service to the Kingdom and it would not surprise anyone if this sermon resonated with your life and ministry. Because what is service to the Kingdom outside of location? Growing where God has placed you, digging deeper into His word, and searching a greater

Rev. James Poitras, Director of Education/Short-Term Missions at the UPCI, is committed to motivating and offering pathways into the global harvest.We are so grateful for his being with us again, for the 7th year in a row, at Indiana Bible College Missions Conference. Bro. Poitras is an excellent communicator and this message is one you need to hear.To learn more about AIM and Next Steps, visit: https://www.globalmissions.com/resources/aim-and-next-step-applications.aspx

Rev. Darin Sargent is a Pastor in Escondido, California, the host of his own podcast, an author, and perhaps most importantly, father to THE Ashton Sargent.We love it when Bro. Sargent is able to be with us at IBC. Last time he was here, he sat down with Rev. Jason Gallion for a conversation you need to check out if you haven't. Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/episode/5YQ47BedMJhi8YGmfINzAc?si=Ix1MdInmSA2cW516rlR9SQApple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ibc-podcast/id417878796?i=1000404348363Web Link - https://ibcpodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/darin-sargent-interview-with-jasonWe also have Rev. Sargent's sermon from last time he was here, "The Purpose of Ministry."Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/episode/7EnkprplEzZllVHkypn4l6?si=T0PNOQuXSECFp3vq9xnMNgApple Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ibc-podcast/id417878796?i=1000403983949Web Link - https://ibcpodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/the-purpose-of-ministryRev. Sargent publishes his own podcast you will want to check out at ht

Sis. Gallion preaches this tremendous word to the student body during chapel, titled, "Songs of Deliverance."

A big thanks to Rev. Mark Brown for being with us for this interview. Rev. Mark Brown is the General Superintendent of South Dakota, Pastor of the Jesus Church in Watertown, SD, and our personal favorite accolade, an alumnus of Indiana Bible College.Bro. Brown was with us for a revival held at Calvary Tabernacle. If you have the opportunity, do yourself a favor and watch the sermon, Bro. Brown preached at Calvary Tabernacle this same evening, "Free Water." Watch or listen to the sermon on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=242763963721384In this sermon, Bro. Brown mentions a previous sermon he preached in IBC Chapel called, "See Your Calling."Catch that sermon at any of the following places:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5HSLVNS1KXJMQ7KEGZBpXe?si=uxWXBvGtTxOzKjYc5HcWOgYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsDhV__RhTUApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ibc-podcast/id417878796?i=1000419660339

Rev. Mark Brown is the General Superintendent of South Dakota, Pastor of the Jesus Church in Watertown, SD, and our favorite accolade, an alumnus of Indiana Bible College.Bro. Brown was with us for a revival held at Calvary Tabernacle. If you have the opportunity, do yourself a favor and watch the sermon, Bro. Brown preached at Calvary Tabernacle this same evening, "Free Water." Watch or listen to the sermon on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=242763963721384In this sermon, Bro. Brown mentions a previous sermon he preached in IBC Chapel called, "See Your Calling."Catch that sermon at any of the following places:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5HSLVNS1KXJMQ7KEGZBpXe?si=uxWXBvGtTxOzKjYc5HcWOgYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsDhV__RhTUApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ibc-podcast/id417878796?i=1000419660339

Rev. Bobby J. Killmon, Dean of Biblical Studies at Indiana Bible College preaches to the student body of Indiana Bible College, "The Dangers of Spiritual Manipulation." 

Indiana Bible College is committed to training tomorrow’s Apostolic leaders today. This is the Indiana Bible College podcast. On September 27, 2020, the Indiana Bible College family suffered a loss. Quincey was in his senior year. He was a preacher, a soul winner, Senior Class Vice President, and a student of the Word of God. He has been described as a glue, someone who could bind friends—and while we lament the loss of this “glue”, we should also know that the culture Quincey generated with his energetic and magnetic personality remains. His “stickiness” is still present. All of those who knew Quincey will be held together for a very long time precisely because they knew him.He lived each day with a love for truth and an eye toward his calling. His going to heaven as a young man is difficult for us to understand, but we trust in God’s sovereign plan. Our lives are and will be forever better for the testimony of the life of Quincey Coffey.We have established the Quincey Coffey Memorial Scholarship for those w