MINISTRY
iPREACH iPRAY iPROCLAIM
The very heart of BMac Ministries is the propagation of the Gospel’s message. (iPreach: Romans 10)
The very soul of the believer is intrinsically tied to our creator and sustainer through prayer. (iPray: Luke 18)
The very mission of the church is to express and explain both our heart and soul to the world. (iProclaim: Matthew 28)
But If I Had…
But If I Had is a preaching series where the soundtrack of our lives meets the truth of Scripture. Through brief, relevant reflections, Dr. B. uses familiar songs to uncover timeless biblical principles that inspire faith, challenge perspective, and point people back to God.
Ministry Services
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Dr. Brandon Isaac McCrae’s heart is summed up within his motto, “Unctus Et Peritus”… “Anointed and Skillful!” Humbly gifted, masterfully anointed, highly skilled, and completely yielded are all attributes that speak to this ministry gift known as Dr. B. Though biblically rooted in a conservative hermeneutic (scriptural outlook), his homiletic approach is both real and relevant.
Dr. McCrae serves as a bridge of connection between generations, denominations, diverse cultural backgrounds, and the like. If you would like to invite Dr. B. as a ministry guest, please contact us below via the Consultation Button.
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As a scholar/practitioner, university professor, and lifelong learner, Dr. B. brings a wealth of knowledge to any space or place.
Whether a classroom or lecture hall, pulpit or parking lot, Dr. B. is well equipped to make the knowledge and truth of God readily accessible to all that would hear.
If you would like to invite Dr. B. as a lecturer, please contact us below via the Consultation Button.
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BMac Ministries offers several hands-on training courses, seminars, and lecture series for the following:
Adjutancy/Protocol
African Christianity
Episcopal Designation/Formation
Cathedral/Ordination Preparation
Leadership
Liturgy
Music/Worship Minstry
If you would like to invite Dr. B. as a facilitator, please contact us below via the Consultation Button.
