If you’re reading this, it’s likely because a business leader in your church—someone who loves and honours your leadership—believes deeply in the role the Church can play in equipping God’s people for Monday through Saturday, not just Sunday. And they see this upcoming Labour Day weekend as an opportunity.

Unlike traditional businesses, a missional business focuses on four bottom lines: profit, people, purpose, and the planet. Keep reading to learn about some Canadian missional businesses doing great work.

How does God’s work relate to our vocational calling? Turns out, they’re a lot more similar than we think! In this blog, we explore the different ways God works in the Bible, and what that means for our work here on Earth.

Ever wondered how discipleship fits into business? Learn what it means to be a whole-life disciple in and through your business.

Ever wondered what the Bible has to say about business? This blog post highlights key verses in the Bible that reference foundational business principles.

House of Diamonds founders, Ida & Lila, are creative entrepreneurs passionate about empowering marginalized women in their community. They know first-hand the life of stitching in a sweatshop and understand the abuse and mistreatment sweatshop workers often experience.

2024 was an incredible year, but 2025 is going to be even better! Let’s reflect on some of the year’s highlights and look ahead to what the next year holds.

Not only does good environmental stewardship honour God, but it also enhances the quality of human life (BAM Global). Your stewardship of creation in business reflects your faith in God and His care for all living beings.  

In honour of Small Business Month, we created a list of five ways to support the amazing leaders behind our communities.

HERE AT BAM CANADA WE BELIEVE BUSINESS SHOULD BE BETTER THAN GOOD - IT SHOULD BE REDEMPTIVE.  

While we know that profit is not the be-all-end-all for a business, it IS a key aspect of a business. But what exactly is the purpose of profit? Why does it matter to have an accurate view of its function?

We welcomed Jonathan Wilson, a Co-Founder and Managing Partner of ThirdWay Capital, to share his expertise on this topic. With global experience in the business world, Wilson lead us to understand the rightful role of profit in a missional business, and the fruitfulness that follows.

With Christian-owned businesses already making up 71.02% percent of the business population in Canada, and evangelical-owned businesses making up 7.68%, the time to apply missional business models is now. If we use the influence we already have and shift our business focus from profit to purpose, large-scale transformation for business across Canada could take place.

If even 50% of those 93 thousand evangelical-owned businesses followed the Quadruple Bottom Line, there would be at least 46,587 businesses following the four pillars of the QBL. This could mean over 46,587 businesses across Canada operating with financial wisdom, caring for God’s creation, showing love to all stakeholders, and intentionally serving God in everything.

There are over 300,000 business-related podcasts and countless business-focused blogs and books. That’s not including the number of seminars, webinars, and online courses available on the subject as well. The reality is, there are many places to go for business advice, but who better to look to than Jesus Himself? 

At the BAM Global Summit, I had the privilege of connecting with, and hearing stories from, believers in every part of the world.

As Christian business leaders and employees, we recognize the opportunity and responsibility to glorify God through our work. This blog explores practical ways to navigate this journey, discussing topics such as stewardship, integrity, excellence, and service. Together, let's strive to honour God in all aspects of our professional endeavours, contributing to the advancement of His Kingdom.

After facilitating our first Missional Business Bootcamp earlier this month, hosted by Christian Life Assembly Church (CLA) in Langley, BC, we have future plans to take this across the country.

What is the difference between Business as Mission and Business for Missions? Why does this matter?

Find out more about these two missional business models in this blog!

Join us in looking back at our highlights of 2023 and our anticipations for 2024!

Here’s a curated list of our 9 favourite missional business videos.

Prayer is an important part in the life of a Christian. Prayer is our communication we have with God and it impacts every part of our lives. So what impact does it have on your business? What are some ways that you can prioritize prayer in your life?