IBC Podcast

This week on the IBC podcast, IBC Campus Pastor Jarred D. Turner preaches a message titled, "Waiting At The Well."

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Rev. Jennifer Mast has been on-staff at Indiana Bible College since the Fall of 2004, where she serves as the registrar and an instructor in the Biblical studies department. She is an exceptional student and teacher of Biblical languages and she shares some of her testimony in this sermon, titled "Wounded Faith." We appreciate all Sis. Mast does at IBC and for her candid vulnerability in sharing much of her personal testimony in this sermon.

In the near future, we also hope to have Sis. Mast join us in the Expounding the Text Mini-Series coming out each Tuesday.

Part 1 of a biographical interview with Rev. Jim Sleeva, who is an integral part of both the IBC ministry team and the kingdom of God as a whole. This episode highlights Bro. Sleeva's upbringing, which laid the foundational principles and ethics he would use in ministry in the years to come.

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Executive Vice-President Rev. Jason Gallion, preaching from the pulpit he is most comfortable with in the whole world preaches a challenging message of encouragement to the IBC Student Body.

Encourage a young person you know and share this timely word with them.

Rev. Bryan Ballestero was the commencement speaker at the graduation ceremony for the Class of 2020. Rev. Ballestero is the Pastor of The Temple of Pentecost in Raleigh, NC. He graduated four students that evening, including his son Huntley. In the possession of Rev. Ballestero that evening was a compass which belonged to his grandfather, who became a minister after reading a tract while in San Quentin prison. That compass, symbolic of unchanging truth, was passed on from Pastor Bryan Ballestero to the next generation, son Huntley Ballestero.

Join Rev. Ballestero as he speaks to the Class of 2020 on, "A Compass, a Promise, an Altar, and a Well."