"If you want to know whether you love God, you need to ask yourself whether you're obeying Him."

From our "Stand Alone" sermons on bmbc.ca on November 21, 2021. Here, we look at how we can transform ourselves to become like Christ, following 1 John chapter 2. Special thanks to our guest speaker, Pastor Bernard Mukwavi, for this message.

From our "Stand Alone" sermons on bmbc.ca on November 28, 2021.

Here, we look at The Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6: 5-15 and how we can teach ourselves to pray as Jesus did — with authenticity. Special thanks to our guest speaker, Pastor Bernard Mukwavi, for this message.

From the series, "Lessons from Exile." We wrap up our summer series in the era of the prophets by looking at Malachi, the very end of the Old Testament, and what we learn about life in our moment and the days to come.

From the series, "Lessons from Exile." Looking at Isaiah 43, we look at what a life of "success," or the "Godspeed" life, looks like from the perspective of Isaiah.

From the series, "Lessons from Exile." We look this week at a major prophet, Isaiah, and see the good news (I know, right?) that he had to share in the midst of this period of biblical history.

From the series, "Lessons from Exile." This week we study from Joel 2, looking at an incredible prophecy about the Holy Spirit, and the attributes of power and unity that Joel (and Peter in Acts 2) describe.

From the series, "Lessons from Exile." We continue in the book of Micah and finish with the most familiar verse in the prophet's repertoire, Micah 6:8. What does it mean that God requires these things of us?

From the series, "Lessons from Exile." Continuing through the prophetic offerings of Micah, we see a well-known prophecy about the coming Messiah, Jesus, the Son of God. Learn with us about the centrality of Jesus to all of life.

From the series, "Lessons from Exile." Continuing in our series on the prophets, we return to Micah and learn a lesson from chapter 3 on power, authority, and stewarding it well.

From the series, "Lessons from Exile." We jump back into our series on the prophets by looking at Jeremiah in a crucial moment.