Blue Mountain Church: Audio

From our "Stand Alone Sermons" on bmbc.ca on April 24th, 2022 where we delve into Leviticus 17:1-7. Special thanks to guest speaker, Pastor Levi Friesen, for this message.

From our Easter Sunday 2022 service on April 17th, 2022. Here, we consider Jesus in the war zone: going ahead of us in battle, and bringing us safely home to Him. Special thanks to Pastor Mel Fehr and the worship team.

From our "What's In Your Hand" series on bmbc.ca on April 10th, 2022. Here, we delve into Matthew 5 and assess the beatitudes in light of our question "What's in our hands?" Special thanks to Pastor Mel Fehr for this message.

From our "What's In Your Hand" series on bmbc.ca on April 3rd, 2022. Here, we delve into 1 Samuel 17 & Psalm 16 and ask ourselves whose hands we are in. Special thanks to Pastor Mel Fehr for this message.

From our "What's In Your Hand" series on bmbc.ca on March 27th, 2022. Here, we delve into John 18 and continue to ponder God's breakthrough question for us. Special thanks to guest speaker, Daniel Golin, for this message.

From our "What's In Your Hand" series on bmbc.ca on March 20th, 2022. Here, we delve into John 6 and continue to ponder God's breakthrough question for us. Special thanks to Pastor Levi Friesen for this message.

From our "What's In Your Hand" series on bmbc.ca on March 13th, 2022. Here, we delve into 1 Kings 17 and continue to ponder God's breakthrough question for us. Special thanks to Pastor Mel Fehr for this message.

From our "What's In Your Hand" series on bmbc.ca on March 6th, 2022. Here, we delve into the book of Judges and continue to ponder God's breakthrough question for us. Special thanks to Pastor Mel Fehr for this message.

From our "What's In Your Hand" series on bmbc.ca on February 27th, 2022. Here, we delve into Exodus chapters 3 and 4, and look at a fundamental breakthrough question God asks Moses. Special thanks to Pastor Mel Fehr for this message.

From our "Stand Alone" sermons on bmbc.ca on February 13th, 2022. Here, we delve into Hebrews 13 and consider how Jesus equips His followers for spiritual tasks. Special thanks to our guest speaker, Bernard Mukwavi, for this message.

From our series "Life 10/10" on bmbc.ca on February 6th, 2022. Here, we delve into John 12, examine the life of Jesus, and explore the question "If there was one core spiritual discipline, what would it be?" Special thanks to Pastor Mel Fehr for this message.

From our series "Life 10/10" on bmbc.ca on January 30th, 2022. Here, we delve into John 15, and consider the two "No's" God says to us which are necessary for God's big "Yes." Specifically, we look at how can we shift our perspective to live a full, 10/10 kind of life. Special thanks to our speaker, Pastor Mel Fehr, for this message.

From our series "Life 10/10" on bmbc.ca on January 23rd, 2022. Here, we delve into John 9, and ask ourselves the question "How might believing keep us from seeing?" Special thanks to our speaker, Pastor Mel Fehr, for this message.

From our series "Life 10/10" on bmbc.ca on January 16th, 2022. Here, we delve into John 2:1-11, looking at Jesus' first miracle and why it is revolutionary and important. Special thanks to our speaker, Pastor Mel Fehr, for this message.

From our series "Life 10/10" on bmbc.ca on January 9th, 2022. Here, we delve into John 10:10 and look at the kind of life Jesus promises. Special thanks to our speaker, Pastor Mel Fehr, for this message.

From our "Stand Alone" sermons on bmbc.ca on January 2nd, 2022. Here, we delve into Matthew 16:13-20 asking the following questions: "What kind of church will not be overcome by the gates of hell?" and "What exactly is our Lord is wanting to build?" Special thanks to our guest speaker, Gordon Sorensen, for this message.

From our "Stand Alone" sermons on bmbc.ca on December 26th, 2021. Here, we look at the popular Christmas song, O Holy Night and how it conveys the gospel message. Special thanks to our speaker and board chairman, Brian Poole, for this message.

From our "Stand Alone" sermons on bmbc.ca on December 19th, 2021. Here, we look at Luke 1: 26-38 and how Mary responded to God's invitation to the difficult journey ahead. Special thanks to our speaker, Pastor Brad Bruneski, for this message.

From our "Stand Alone" sermons on bmbc.ca on December 12th, 2021. Here, we consider Habakkuk's prayer in Habakkuk 1:2-4 and what it means to be in a season of waiting. Special thanks to our speaker, Pastor Brad Bruneski, for this message.

From our "Stand Alone" sermons on bmbc.ca on December 5th, 2021. Here, we look at Deuteronomy 2:1-7 and what it means to be in a spiritual "desert" and how we can move forward in our walk with Jesus. Special thanks to our guest speaker, Pastor Mel Fehr, for this message.

"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.

We were so blessed to have guest preacher, Pastor Richard Ang, join us to speak from 1 John 3:5-8 on spiritual regeneration.

We were blessed to have guest preacher, Pastor Daryl Busby, join us this week.

From the series, "Lessons from Exile."

From the series, "Lessons from Exile."

From the series, "Lessons from Exile." We continue in the life of Hosea to learn more about the loving relationship God has with us.

From the series, "Lessons from Exile." We continue the story of the pre-exilic prophets to the nation of Israel, and we look at the difficult but enlightening story character of Hosea, and the unusual directive he was given by God.

From the series, "Lessons from Exile." Continuing our time with the pre-exilic prophet Amos, we look at some of the specific prophesy he brought to the nation of Israel.

From the series, "Lessons from Exile." We begin a new series this week about the prophets, seeking to explore what we can learn from this under-read era of Biblical history. This message lays the land for our series and looks at the prophet Amos.

From the series, "Jonah: A Real Life Fish Story." We conclude our series in Jonah by looking at the incredibly raw and relatable final piece of the story; Jonah's wrestling with the grace of God toward his enemies.

From the series, "Jonah: A Real Life Fish Story." Approaching the end of the book of Jonah, we learn from the response of the people of Ninevah and what God calls for from us in response to His grace.

From the series, "Jonah: A Real Life Fish Story." Our Jonah series continues with the part of the story we all know and love to critique: the big fish. Let's dig into this well-known part of the story and what it really has to teach us.

From the series, "Jonah: A Real Life Fish Story." We continue in our series on the prophet Jonah and analyze his experience on the boat and God's pursuit of his obedience.

From the series, "Jonah: A Real Life Fish Story." We begin a new series in the life of the prophet Jonah by looking at his call from God and subsequent response, and what it means for us in terms of our call from God and how we respond.

Enjoy our message for Easter Sunday!

From the series, "Hope-Filled Living." Our series in 1 Peter concludes with a teaching around Peter's warning to be watchful and ready for the infiltration of the enemy.

From the series, "Hope-Filled Living." We enter into chapter 5 of 1 Peter and dig into what it means to be an elder and a leader among God's people.

From the series, "Hope-Filled Living." As the theme of life in exile continues through 1 Peter, we arrive at a particular discussion about living as a follower of Jesus in a world with different values.

From the series, "Hope-Filled Living." Chapter 4 of 1 Peter begins by outlining a few lessons for us about why we, as exiles and sojourners in this world, stand out from our surrounding culture.

From the series, "Hope-Filled Living." Chapter 3 of 1 Peter takes an interesting turn to a discussion about Jesus preaching to angels and those spirits "in prison." We look briefly at what this might mean theologically and practically for us.

From the series, "Hope-Filled Living." Continuing in our series through 1 Peter, we arrive at another text in the major theme of suffering throughout the letter. How do we make sense of suffering in our culture, and what does Peter encourage us to do with it?

From the series, "Hope-Filled Living." We continue in chapter 3 of 1 Peter and discuss this great call to followers of Jesus to be a blessing both to one another and to those outside of the faith.