For those who now find themselves former members of a church — I counsel you not to bear shame, guilt or regret. For this would not be from our Heavenly …
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By giving cheerfully and generously, we reorient our perspective away from ourselves and towards the Lord and his work.
Could you explain the pros and cons of annihilationism? How is it different from universalism? Do the MBs have a position on “eternal conscious punishment”? And why has annihilationism become …
There are a number of areas where we may see potential benefit from using AI — while not compromising creativity or reliance on the Holy Spirit.
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An interview with Robin Bjarnason of Westwood Church (Prince George, BC)
Robin Bjarnason is part of the pastoral team at Westwood Church. In this interview she shares about the joys of pastoral ministry and also some of the challenges that come …
Did you know that the carefully crafted narratives of the First and New Testaments contain rich descriptions of senior executive leadership?
When we manage everything that God has entrusted to us in a way that glorifies him, it reflects our commitment to Christ. It’s a key component in our discipleship.
Harold Jantz, editor of the MB Herald from 1964 to 1985, passed away peacefully on February 7, 2024 after experiencing an illness of several months.
If theological reflection is valuable for technology use, what theological considerations must we make when exploring AI?
Sam Reimer responds to comments on his article “Why Aren’t Canadians listening to Christian leaders?”
This year’s theme is: Being a Great News People. Register now to attend on February 23-24 in St Catherines, ON.
Did you know we have over 90 archived issues accessible online? Join with us as we read, explore and peruse the pages of the MB Herald — and reflect on …
“Follow your heart.” It’s the mantra of our culture, and it’s one of the main reasons young people are abandoning any kind of external authority—including the Church.
Ken Esau responds to two challenging but important questions.
As 2024 approaches, we plan to bring storytelling to the forefront and discover new ways to share your life and story with others. One immediate change we plan to make …