The Irish Baptist College Podcast

Mervyn Scott, the Director of Baptist Missions, is our guest on today's podcast. We chat about some important influences on his Christian life, his role in Baptist Missions, church planting, the key to gospel advancement, and why France, Ireland, Peru and Spain still need Baptist Missions. Gospel Guardians: Every one of us is charged by God’s word to guard the gospel. One of the most strategic ways we can do this is by training men and women for gospel service. In addition to student fees it costs the College £4,000 to train one student for one year. We invite you and your church to become Gospel Guardians by committing to regularly supporting the College both prayerfully and financially. To find out more visit https://www.irishbaptistcollege.org/give/  To find out more about the Association of Baptist Churches in Ireland visit: www.irishbaptist.org 

Today's conversation is with Colin Cooper who is the Ministry Support Coordinator for the Association of Baptist Churches in Ireland. We chat about the different elements included in Colin's varied role such as supporting pastors, churches, church members and providing counselling. He also offers some advice for how we, as ordinary church members, can best help one another! Gospel Guardians: Every one of us is charged by God’s word to guard the gospel. One of the most strategic ways we can do this is by training men and women for gospel service. In addition to student fees it costs the College £4,000 to train one student for one year. We invite you and your church to become Gospel Guardians by committing to regularly supporting the College both prayerfully and financially. To find out more visit https://www.irishbaptistcollege.org/give/  To find out more about the Association of Baptist Churches in Ireland visit: www.irishbaptist.org 

The Director of Baptist Youth, Matt Campbell, joins us on today's podcast. We chat about his knowledge of capital cities, his conversion story and the purpose and work of Baptist Youth. Find out why Matt is passionate about the important role young people play in the life of the church and how Baptist Youth works together to transform a generation for the gospel of Jesus Christ. Gospel Guardians: Every one of us is charged by God’s word to guard the gospel. One of the most strategic ways we can do this is by training men and women for gospel service. In addition to student fees it costs the College £4,000 to train one student for one year. We invite you and your church to become Gospel Guardians by committing to regularly supporting the College both prayerfully and financially. To find out more visit https://www.irishbaptistcollege.org/give/  To find out more about the Association of Baptist Churches in Ireland visit: www.irishbaptist.org 

The Director of Baptist Women, Gail Curry, chats about her experience, some influential people in her life and gives us an insight into the work of Baptist Women. Gospel Guardians: Every one of us is charged by God’s word to guard the gospel. One of the most strategic ways we can do this is by training men and women for gospel service. In addition to student fees it costs the College £4,000 to train one student for one year. We invite you and your church to become Gospel Guardians by committing to regularly supporting the College both prayerfully and financially. To find out more visit https://www.irishbaptistcollege.org/give/  To find out more about the Association of Baptist Churches in Ireland visit: www.irishbaptist.org 

The Director of the Association, Dave Ramsey, gives us an insight into his life, his role, and explains what exactly the Association of Baptists Churches is! Gospel Guardians: Every one of us is charged by God’s word to guard the gospel. One of the most strategic ways we can do this is by training men and women for gospel service. In addition to student fees it costs the College £4,000 to train one student for one year. We invite you and your church to become Gospel Guardians by committing to regularly supporting the College both prayerfully and financially. To find out more visit https://www.irishbaptistcollege.org/give/  To find out more about the Association of Baptist Churches in Ireland visit: www.irishbaptist.org 

The Principal of the Irish Baptist College, Edwin Ewart, gives a little insight into the work, benefits, management, and students of the College.  Gospel Guardians: Every one of us is charged by God’s word to guard the gospel. One of the most strategic ways we can do this is by training men and women for gospel service. In addition to student fees it costs the College £4,000 to train one student for one year. We invite you and your church to become Gospel Guardians by committing to regularly supporting the College both prayerfully and financially. To find out more visit https://www.irishbaptistcollege.org/give/  To find out more about the Association of Baptist Churches in Ireland visit: www.irishbaptist.org 

Today we chat with Lynette Simpson (the College Registrar) about her spiritual formation, surviving an earthquake and her experience of studying at the College in the Women's Ministry Course.

Today we chat with David Luke (the Postgraduate Director and Church History tutor) about his spiritual formation, Martyn Lloyd-Jones and the importance and blessing of fellowship.

Today we chat with Claire Moorcroft (the College librarian) about her spiritual formation, CEF and her terrible definition of a flat white!

Today we chat with Peter Firth (the New Testament Biblical Studies tutor) about his spiritual formation, love of sport and the influence a young Christian can have in leading their parents to Christ.