Podcasts

Colin Kubinec, a Clipper volleyball player and this year’s college valedictorian, addresses the graduating class of 2010.

Clayton Puddicombe, a pastor in Whitecourt, Alta., and this year’s seminary valedictorian, addresses the graduating class of 2010.

George Boyd, an Associated Gospel Churches superintendent and the 2010 Alumnus of the Year, addresses the graduating class of 2010.

Paul Brandt, a Canadian country music artist and one of this year’s honorary doctorate recipients, addresses the graduating class of 2010.

Bud Penner, a well-known and beloved Canadian pastor and one of this year’s honorary doctorate recipients, addresses the graduating class of 2010.

Corey Doak (College '04), Briercrest alum and indy folk singer and songwriter, performs in college chapel and talks about his journey from Briercrest student to Covenant Award-winner.

Ken Guenter, a longtime Briercrest professor and CHS teacher, speaks in college chapel about how we treat the poor and "the best Christmas ever."

Six Humanities students who spent last semester abroad at St. Petersburg Christian University share their experiences in chapel.

Glenn Runnalls, VP of Student Development, continues his college chapel series on being the truth, speaking from the book of 1 Peter.

Glenn Runnnalls, VP of Student Development, speaks about following Jesus and fighting for the truth.

Charles Price of Toronto's The People's Church speaks in college chapel about faith: “Faith has to be in something,” he says. “The most important part of faith is the object.” For us, this means that it’s Christ, not our faith in him, that allows us to live the Christian life.

Cal gives a final address to students before they leave for the summer.

In preparation for Easter, Chancellor John Barkman addresses the student body on forgiveness.

The Gospel of the Earliest Gospelers

The Gospel of Jesus

The New Perspective on Evangelism

The Challenge of the Gospel: "Problems We Face in Articulating the Problem the Gospel Faces"

A student favorite -- Academic Dean Wes Olmstead discusses the beatitudes and the lavish display of God’s mercy.

Ron Cline, 2819 Mission Conference keynote speaker, challenges Briercrest students to “step off the curb and join the parade”.

In this podcast, Eric Ortlund speaks to us from Psalm 50, explaining what it means for us to give a “sacrifice of thanksgiving” unto God.

In this podcast, Joe Gray of Chosen People Ministries, Canada, a ministry to the Jewish people, speaks in college chapel on January 29, 2008. His message helps us to see the Scriptures “come alive when we see them through Jewish eyes.”

In this podcast, Dwayne Uglem, President of Briercrest College & Seminary, observes biblical and genealogical demonstrations of stewardship. He urges our generation to not take for granted what we have been given; instead, we are encouraged to “steward what we have well.”

2007's keynote speaker speaker was Tim Elmore who is the founder and president of Growing Leaders, a non-profit organization created to develop emerging leaders. Part 2 of a 2 part sermon.

In this podcast Ryan O’Dowd delivers a lecture to a group of students, faculty and staff during a symposium on the topic of justice.

This message challenges us to remember and return to our first love.

In this podcast Blayne Banting addresses the common question “Who am I?” by looking at the example of John the Baptist.

In this podcast Kevin Fawcett, director of Youth Quake, recalls the story of God’s leading in the planning of last year’s event.

In this podcast David Guretzki, academic dean of the seminary, speaks on the theme of thanksgiving during one of the seminary chapels.

In this podcast Cal Macfarlane interviews Denise Degraaf about her journey on the Simple Steps Walk that she has undertaken to raise money for the Village of Hope in Burkina Faso.

2007's keynote speaker was Tim Elmore who is the founder and president of Growing Leaders, a non-profit organization created to develop emerging leaders. Part 2 of a 2 part sermon.

2007's keynote speaker was Tim Elmore who is the founder and president of Growing Leaders, a non-profit organization created to develop emerging leaders. Part 1 of a 2 part sermon.

On May 11, Martin Culy spoke to the Seminary during the weekly chapel time.

The benefits of fair trade were explained to the college population during a morning chapel.

On March 1, Bob Beasley delivered this message to the student population.

Professor Blayne Banting speaks to the College during morning chapel.

Listen to this discussion between three College professors.