Bryan Elliott is, above all, a beloved son of God. He says discovering that has been the most profound awakening of his life. He is also a husband, a father, an engineer, an inventor, a business founder and an author. He approaches all of it the way an engineer would: layer by layer, asking, if this is true, what does it mean, and what changes?
In 1998 Bryan founded FLō Energy Solutions, and he still leads it as founder and CEO. FLō has completed more than 5,000 large-scale supermarket projects across North America. He trained as an engineer at the University of New Brunswick. His curiosity, and his partnership with God, have led to numerous technology patents. Bryan doesn't split life into sacred and secular. Life is lived in union with God, so even the smallest daily moments are sacred to Him.
Beneath every hat is one calling: to declare the goodness of God. Bryan and his wife, Teresa, lead M46 Ministries together. M46 is named for Malachi 4:6, which speaks of hearts turning between fathers and children. Teresa brings more than 30 years of ministry experience, including 20 as a senior pastor. The ministry runs on one principle: freely you have received, freely give. Every book, guide and podcast M46 produces is given away. Bryan is also co-founder of Bee Me Kidz, a program that reaches more than 3,500 children and 650 parents across four cities. Bee Me Kidz helps children discover their worth and build resilience, and it helps build strong families and communities. He serves on several boards, including Transform Our World Canada.
Today, writing takes most of Bryan's time. His books include More Than Gold, As In Heaven, Ascension: Living Beyond Limits (with Chantal Fowler), Awakening: Restorative Metanoia and its companion The Awakening Glossary, and Heavenly Health Hacks. With his daughter Bryn he wrote a three-part Apologetics Series: Worldview, The Bible and Science and Proof of Jesus and the Resurrection. The series is available only on our website. For someone wired to build things, the greatest adventure has turned out to be building in words, with Him.
Bryan loves a challenge. He once spent two months cycling across Canada, from British Columbia to New Brunswick. He and Teresa have six children and live in New Brunswick.