Blog Archives

S04E05: Interview with Matt Barfield, 2016

29/8/2016

Introducing REV5nine

IPM's President, Kevin Callahan, interviews Matt Barfield, Vice President of Field Ministries, about the inception of IPM's newest program, REV5nine, and Matt's participation in it. Based on Revelation 5:9, Matt is seeking to use a partnership between IPM and Colonial Hills Baptist Church (Indianapolis, IN) to assist American churches in reaching the nations of the world who are a part of our own population here in the USA.

S04E04: Interview with Bairo Corrales, 2015

22/8/2016

Church planting in Colombia

Giovanni Avendaño, IPM's Regional Director for Latin America, has a short interview with Bairo Corrales, a church planter in Colombia. Bairo only speaks Spanish, so we've translated this interview for our English audience.

S04E03: Interview with RAM, 2016

15/8/2016

Church planting in the Middle East

Matt Barfield, Vice President of Field Ministries at IPM, talks with RAM, a pastor, educator, and church planter in the Middle East. RAM has appeared on several previous podcasts, so he gives us an update on his ministry, and they discuss some of his newest ministries, including an online Bible institute in Arabic, the continued camp ministry, and his country's ongoing struggle with ISIS.

S04E02: Interview with Nao Andre, 2016

8/8/2016

Church planting in the Ivory Coast

From an interview recorded in March, we finally bring to you a discussion between pastor Nao Andre, an IPM missions leader in the Ivory Coast, and Matt Barfield, Vice President of Field Ministries. The Ivory Coast is in a relatively peaceful state, which is helping the ministry. Pastor Nao talks about their new ministry to the Deaf, as well as their work training numerous men for the ministry.

S04E01: Interview with Matthew Troy, 2016

1/8/2016

Church planting in Liberia, Africa

Matthew Troy, an IPM pastor and missions leader in Liberia, speaks with Matt Barfield, Vice President of Field Ministries, about the work progressing in Liberia. They discuss many aspects of the ministry in Liberia, including the Ebola crisis, the growing Christian school (with over 700 students now), and the difficulty of ministering in the remote regions of Liberia.