These messages are a part of the ministry of Irpen Biblical Seminary. Founded in 1991, the seminary’s main purposes are to develop pastors for local churches and equip teachers for Bible schools and institutes. They offer programs in pastoral ministry, theology, Christian education, sign language and music. For more information on Irpen Seminary, go to http://www.ibs-ua.org/
11 September 2008 
Irpen Biblical Seminary
Jerimiah 9:23-24, Romans 5:1-11 - By nature, people boast about their knowledge, abilities, strength, and wealth. What people don’t realize is that all these things are given by God. We only borrow what God supplies. We learn because he allows it, and we are strong because of how he created us. In what or who should we boast in then? We should boast in God, the giver, not in ourselves the receiver. As Christians, we should boast in Christ and in confidence that we’ll be with Him in heaven one day.
Teacher: Dr. Igor Yaremchuk
28 August 2008 Irpen Biblical Seminary
Revelation 14:1-13 - There are events in life which we cannot control such as being born and dying. All people have been born and one day will die. Also, all men will be resurrected; all who believe in the finished work of Jesus, to Eternal life in heaven and those who do not, to hell and eternal punishment. When all is said and done, this is the only difference from one man to another. Igor calls all people to trust in Christ while there is still time.
Teacher: Dr. Igor Yaremchuk
14 August 2008 Irpen Biblical Seminary
Colossians 3:23-24 - With 1/3 of our lives spent in sleep, and 1/3 at work, we are left with 1/3 to spend on what we desire. Yet God calls us to spend all of our life in service to Him. Every activity should be done with all our heart in service to the Lord, in our eating, drinking, exercise, work, chores, etc. Nothing is mundane-everything is sacred and should be done to the Lord.
Teacher: Dr. Igor Yaremchuk
7 August 2008 Irpen Biblical Seminary
Psalm 99 (Russian Bible) - Everyone loves to be appreciated for a job well done, but often we do not treat God with this same appreciation. In this message Igor will help us answer 4 questions about thankfulness: Who do we need to thank? For what do we need to be thankful? When do we need to thank? And how do we need to be thankful?
Teacher: Dr. Igor Yaremchuk
24 July 2008 Irpen Biblical Seminary
Matthew 6:14-15 - It’s obvious that we are not perfect, nor do we live in a perfect world. The fact that we will sin today is inevitable, but the ready forgiveness that we receive from our Father in heaven, should flow from us also. We need to seek forgiveness from God and man, and to be exact in our confession and take responsibility for our actions, words and thoughts.
Teacher: Dr. Igor Yaremchuk
10 July 2008 Irpen Biblical Seminary
1 Corinthians 15:1-19 - Life is filled with worldly promises of fulfillment with many people putting their hope and treasure in today and caring not for the future. Christ has called us to something radical: giving all we have now to the Lord and trusting him with our future. In this message, you will hear of God’s call to use our lives effectively now, delay gratification, and believe in the promises of future glory and blessing.
Teacher: Dr. Igor Yaremchuk
3 July 2008 Irpen Biblical Seminary
Matthew 5:14 - Believers are not to be mere reflectors of Christ’s light, but to illuminate the light to this dark, lost world. Our faith in Christ needs to be expressed in actions, not merely words. One light has the potential to bring sight in a dark place, but our lights will do no good if we hide them. Be encouraged through this message to let your light shine before all men, that our spectacular God would be put on display for all the world to see.
Teacher: Dr. Igor Yaremchuk
19 June 2008 Irpen Biblical Seminary
John 6:30-58 - An figurative comparative analysis of the bread making process and Jesus being sent to earth, His life, ministry, torture, death, and resurrection. Gain practical application and insight into the love of Christ, feeding us with…Himself.
Teacher: Dr. Igor Yaremchuk
