The Bible can be a confusing book. But what if there was a simple way to remember & explain the major themes of the Bible in a way that helped you understand them better. We begin in Genesis with the question of identity: who is God and who are we?

Are you a prisoner of your past? Using Paul's clear instructions in Philippians 3, Dr. Ken Thiessen reminds us of the importance of putting our past in perspective and living with an eye to the future.

In Luke 18 & 19 we get a window into what living as a "finder" looked like for Jesus. It involves shifting our thinking and our behaviours so that we are people who are interruptable & engagable. Join Greg from MB Mission as we hear...

Things are not always as they appear to be. And nowhere is this more apparent than the first Christmas. Shady characters spreading good news of great joy; armies bringing news of peace... the appearance and the realities are vastly different from...

One of the surprises of the Christmas story is the song of Simeon. When a total stranger offers a prophetic word for your family, you pay attention! Join Rob Thiessen, Conference Minister for our BCMB family for an exploration of this unique and...

The second song of Christmas is sung by Mary and is known as the Magnificat. Join Mike Ryder and the people of Jericho as we celebrate the second Sunday of Advent

What would be the first words out of your mouth if you were silent for 9 months? Zechariah sang a song of prophetic hope which invites us to consider the strength of God's promises and the purpose of our salvation. Join us as we explore...

What happens to us when we die? It's a question that has forever fascinated humankind. At the end of I Thess, we learn perhaps as much about what will NOT happen as what WILL happen. Join us for a discussion of hype, hope and what it means to...

We all experience grief & loss and this upsets the balance of our lives, our organizations and our relationships. Join master storyteller Dan Unrau as he takes us on a journey to find meaning, purpose and hope in the midst of our experiences.

What does it really mean to be "in the world but not of it?" Christians throughout the centuries have wrestled with the notion that elements of our faith put us at odds with elements of prevailing culture. Are you OK with being an odd ball?...