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If you’ve ever felt the weight of leading a business and thought, “Am I the only one trying to do this and honor God at the same time?”, you’re going to love what C12 brings to the table. It’s like discovering a room full of people who get it — Christian CEOs and owners sharpening each other, praying for each other, and figuring out how to run excellent companies without losing sight of the Kingdo...

As we talk through Joshua’s reminder to keep God’s Word close—on our lips, in our thoughts, shaping our days—we’re struck by how much peace and steadiness it brings. Sherri shares how she personalizes Scripture, praying verses like Colossians 1:9–11 out loud and letting those truths settle into her heart. It’s a simple practice, but in a world that’s always shifting, having God’s Word to lean on g...

If your soul’s been craving a little fresh fire (and maybe a nudge to actually talk to your neighbor about Jesus), you’re going to love what’s coming to Kelowna. The Renewing Evangelism Conference is rolling into Willow Park Church this June 2-4, and trust me — this isn’t your “sit quietly and take notes” kind of event. Message Canada is bringing the worship, the passion, and the kind of practical...

Some moments in Scripture remind us that even when we can’t feel God nearby, we can still call out to Him with confidence. Brant and Sherri revisit the story of two blind men in Matthew 20 who, unable to see Jesus but certain He was near, cried out until He stopped and restored their sight. This highlights a comforting truth for all of us: faith isn’t about always sensing God’s presence, but trust...

Congratulations to Shannon for winning the ultimate Mother’s Day package from Walton Beverage! When 12‑year‑old Koa from Langley picked up the phone to honor his mom, Shannon, during our Mother’s Day contest, he melted every heart in the room. Listen to Koa's message below, a genuine reminder of the everyday heroism of moms. Congratulations Shannon! As part of our Heartfelt Thank You, we are excit...

Brant & Sherri pause their regularly scheduled chatter to bring you some very important breaking animal news — because when a beluga whale shows up wearing what looks suspiciously like spy gear, you don’t just keep that to yourself. Off the coast of Norway, a friendly “spywhale” has been spotted cozying up to humans, sporting a halter that suggests it may have once been on the payroll of the R...

On the Brant Hansen Show, even an ordinary Tuesday can turn into “graduation day.” In classic Brant fashion, honorary doctorates are being handing out to listeners whose everyday skills deserve a spotlight. For this episode, for example, we have: Maria Esposito Weed earned her PhD for the heroic act of rescuing ink pens from her husband’s shirt pockets before laundry disasters strike Kelly Ara rec...

Graduation season has officially arrived at the most prestigious, loosely organized, completely imaginary institution in the nation: The Brant Hansen Show State University Tech Institute, Inc. A&M. In true “willy‑nilly university” fashion, Brant and Sherri are once again handing out honorary doctorates with all the pomp of a real ceremony… plus clip art. This week’s distinguished “graduates” i...

Graduation season always brings big feelings, and Brant & Sherri are fully prepared to cry over nieces, nephews, and probably anyone wearing a cap and gown. In the spirit of all this emotion, they’ve officially declared their show a “doctorate‑granting institution,” where the standards are low, the degrees are imaginary, and the only requirement is that you’re awesome at something — anything....

Brant and Sherri’s beloved “institution of higher learning” — the ever‑improvised Brant Hanson Show State University Tech, A&M — is back in session, and the honorary doctorates are rolling out faster than they can update the clip‑art certificates. Listeners have been flooding the phone lines to nominate themselves, and this week’s graduating class is a masterpiece:  Heidi Hackney earns her deg...

On the Brant Hansen Show, even an ordinary Tuesday can turn into “graduation day.” In classic Brant fashion, honorary doctorates are being handing out to listeners whose everyday skills deserve a spotlight. This episode’s standout scholar? A listener requesting a doctorate in spoiling baby goats — a field so niche that Brant briefly misheard it as “spoiling baby ghosts,” which, honestly, would’ve...

Thank you to Brylee for sharing how she experiences God in nature! Click the link below to listen to what she had to say: Walton Beverage is making sure Brylee is fully equipped for all of her outdoor adventures this summer with: Discover Pass Backpack cooler Journal study bible Camp stove Camp lantern Double hammock Outdoor movie screen Wireless mini projector Congratulations Brylee! May you cont...

You think you remember Aesop’s fable—sweet boy, injured lion, mutual gratitude. But in this version, the lion doesn’t just remember the kindness… he comes back years later wearing a tailored suit, carrying a briefcase, and offering pro bono legal services because that thorn “really opened doors.” It’s the kind of peculiar twist that makes you wonder why more classic stories don’t end with surprise...

If you’ve ever looked at the twists and turns of your life and wondered, “How could any of this possibly count for something good?”—you’re not alone. That’s exactly why the Collide Spring Conference is leaning into the theme Make It Count, reminding women that every chapter—beautiful, messy, unexpected, and everything in between—can be used by Jesus in powerful ways. With inspiring speakers, real...

Ever had that sense that everyone else got the social rulebook and you somehow missed the distribution day? You’re not the only one who’s walked through school—or life—feeling like an observer instead of a participant. What Brant shares here is a reminder that being on the outside can actually open the door to some of the most genuine, meaningful connections you’ll ever make.

Hills and Valleys 2026 isn’t just a four‑and‑a‑half‑mile race—it’s a chance to come together as a community and turn sweat, mud, and a few fun obstacles into real support for a family walking through a tough season. With scenic views, balloons, bubbles, and every registration dollar going directly to the Bauman family (Jeremy was diagnosed with a rare neurological condition, Autoimmune Cerebellar...

There’s nothing quite like learning that science says nature sounds can lower stress, ease pain, and boost your mental health. Lovely, right? Peaceful waterfalls… gentle rain… maybe a soft breeze through the trees. But when you work in the “sound business,” like Brant and Sherri do, you can’t just leave it at that. Oh no. Brant wants to help everyone relax by offering the soothing ambiance of bees...

Every marriage—whether you’re in a sweet season or a stretching one—needs moments to pause, reconnect, and be poured into. That’s exactly what Focus on the Family Canada’s one‑day Journey to Us conference in Langley offers: a chance to refresh your relationship, gain practical tools, and enjoy a day designed just for the two of you. Journey to Us Website: https://journeytous.ca/

If you’ve ever imagined God scrambling in heaven—calling an emergency meeting, angels rushing around with clipboards, everyone trying to figure out what to do about your latest crisis—it’s a funny picture, but it couldn’t be further from reality. God is never surprised, never caught off guard, never muttering, “Well… I didn’t see that coming.” Instead, Scripture paints a completely different image...

Thanks to a streak of glorious sunshine, Lakeland Flowers in Abbotsford decided spring just couldn’t wait—so the tulip fields opened early, bursting into color like they hit “fast‑forward” on the season. With millions of tulips (yes, millions!) in nearly 100 varieties, it’s basically a real‑life rainbow growing on the old Sumas Lake bed. And with long hours, evening piano music drifting through th...

A moose wandering into a movie theater is already wild, but the way this one casually followed the velvet ropes like it was late for its own showtime is next‑level. Honestly, who among us hasn’t marched straight to the concession stand after a long day, ready to demolish the nearest popcorn bucket without making eye contact. And the moose leaving just as calmly as it arrived feels like the ultimat...

So there’s this Mexican restaurant up in Kent, Ohio, and one Saturday night everything that could go wrong absolutely did. Orders backed up, people waited for hours, and the restaurant later described the whole night on Facebook as “complete amateur chaos,” which—honestly—might be the most honest restaurant post ever written. But here’s the part that stopped me: a couple sat there for three hours,...

Sometimes God drops a simple idea into your day that hits deeper than you expect, and that’s exactly what happened when I heard someone describe Scripture as the story of a God who keeps looking for partners. He keeps inviting imperfect people into His work, not because they’re flawless, but because He loves to work through willing hearts. That thought stuck with me so much that it even shaped my...

I was emotionally unprepared for today’s breaking animal news, which involves a man discovering his beloved cat starring—quite confidently—in real estate photos of a house down the street. Turns out “Freddy” has been living a bold, unapologetic quadruple life, complete with multiple families and apparently zero shame. Honestly, I can’t decide what hurts more: the betrayal… or the fact that the cat...

Some days it feels like we’re all walking around with “spiritual amnesia,” forgetting the very things God just proved He could handle. Sherri found an old journal entry from a year before she took her current job—full of confusion, stress, and a shaky decision to trust God—and seeing how He worked it all out brought her to tears. If I’d been journaling back then, mine probably would’ve just said,...