IBC Podcast

In this episode we continue our series in which we get to know staff members better. Today, it is none other than Rev. Bobby J. Killmon, our Dean of Biblical Studies and passionate advocate for truth.

Bro. Killmon has three sessions available through the Online Apostolic Doctrine Workshop. For late registration, visit  go2ibc.com/doctrine.

In this episode, we sit down with our Academic Dean, Rev. Jennifer Mast and talk to her about her passions, what she does for fun, and what the new academic changes at IBC mean for students.

In this episode we mention the Online Apostolic Doctrine Workshop. To learn more, visit go2ibc.com/doctrine.

In this episode, we sit down and ask our Campus Pastor and Dean of Students, Rev. Jarred Turner and talk about he and his family's ministry, the formation of his calling, following God's direction, his advice for young people when making big life altering decisions. We trust you will enjoy this insight into Bro. Turner's life.

In this episode we mention the Apostolic Doctrine Workshop. To learn more, visit go2ibc.com/doctrine.

In this episode, we sit down and ask our Executive Vice-President, Rev. Jason Gallion all about his ministry, the formation of his calling, and about walking by faith. You will be blessed by this candid look into the ministry of Rev. Jason Gallion. 

On today's podcast, Rev. Kevin Burzynski looks at the life of an obscure figure in scripture; Baruch. He examines his life and God's rebuke to Baruch and draws parallels to our life and ministry. We hope this blesses your life.

In the last chapel sermon for the school year by our Executive Vice President, Rev. Jason D. Gallion preaches a messaged titled, "The Wind Still Blows."

#IBCTheologyConference2021 is a yearly conference which happens at Indiana Bible College. It is put on by IBC Theology Club under the direction of the Dean of Biblical Studies, Rev. Bobby Killmon. This year, the guest for Theology Conference is Rev. Thomas Dibble. Bro. Dibble has pastored in Connecticut since 1998, has completed his Masters of Divinity from UGST, and a commanding understanding of Scripture. 

This message is titled, "The Principles of Dynamic Success."

In this message, Rev. David G. Brown preaches a message that embodies his passion for the cross. He speaks from his knowledge of history, his understanding of human nature, and his commitment to the cross as the only solution for the sin issue afflicting humanity. Enjoy this word from Bro. David Brown, "The Greatest Message You Can preach."

"This world does not have the answer, but there is an answer that will change this world."

We were blessed to have Sis. Nita Hodges join us this semester. She preached a tremendous message at IBC Chapel which can be listened to here on the podcast  at Season 6:Episode 27 or this link: https://ibcpodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/gods-great-memory

Sis. Hodges was the wife of Rev. Verbal Bean and later Rev. Hodges.

To redeem your free 12-month subscription to IBC Perspectives, email [email protected] and let them know you heard it from the podcast.

To inquire about advertising here on the podcast, email [email protected].

Rev. Jonathan Mains is the Pastor of Rock of Hope Church in Sellersburg, Indiana, an IBC alumnus, and most importantly to the evening from which this episode was captured, he is the father of two Class of 2021 graduates, Drew and Sophia Mains.

Bro. Mains references Shackleton's expedition and the lost ship, "Endurance" as he relates a key element for the Class of 2021 to not only survive, but thrive.