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Amy Beange interviews Canadian Centre for Christian Charities CEO John Pellowe about the allegation that advancing religion is not an intrinsic good and therefore should not be subsidized through tax breaks.
In this week's Everyday Conversations Podcast, we share a Best Of's! Associate speaker Colette Aikema interviews Ben Matychuck from the National Campus Life Network. They discuss the need for conscience rights legislation for health care workers who would violate their conscience by performing abortions or assisted suicide (euthanasia).
In this week's podcast, meet our operations team! Julie, Heather, and Makenzie discuss the topic of grief, specifically following Heather’s cancer journey through this past year.
In this week's podcast, FBB Speaker Amy Beange interviews author and international speaker Becky Pippert on her most recent book "Stay Salt: The World Has Changed: Our Message Must Not". Becky's message will help you to share your faith in today's world confidently and effectively.
In this week’s Everyday Conversations Podcast, we share a ‘Best Of.' Nic interviewed apologist Josh McDowell about the pervasiveness of porn and its destructive effects on Christians and the church. He also gives excellent resources for those who struggle in this area.
Amy Beange interviews Tim Teakle of Alpha Canada about the challenges and opportunities of sharing the gospel with our friends and neighbours.
In this week's podcast, Ian Mckerracher interviews Indigenous Christian leader Parry Stetler.
In this week's Everyday Conversations podcast, Ian interviews Basil Mclaren, who not only gives us a peek into his Breakout Session at Be Ready 2021 but also explains his ministry journey.
In this week’s Everyday Conversations Podcast, we share a Best Of's! Shafer Parker and Amy Beange discussed how Christian parents can prepare their children to defend their faith as they enter university and college. They discussed some of the challenges to their faith and temptations that they will face when they head off to university.
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