Generations Church - Nanaimo, Bc

Did you know that there is a significant statistical link between democracy and Christianity? In this message Pastor Darcy explores how old fashioned missions work inadvertently sowed the seeds for democracy all around the world, and why it's vitally important for Christians to stay engaged in the democratic process today.

We serve a God who loves to bless and has promised to care for us. But many of us wrestle with a scarcity mindset. In this talk Pastor Darcy explains how moving past a scarcity mindset does not begin with getting more, but by understanding what we already have.

In our complex, confusing, information-saturated world, where do you get the wisdom to make good decisions for yourself and your family?

We've all experienced moments in life where we've made a mess of something. Sometimes it becomes the defining moment of our life. The good news that Jesus wants to take the shame and embarrassment of condemnation from us and write a new soundtrack for our lives!

If you're hoping for all the problems in your life to disappear, you're going to have a frustrating life. Jesus never promised us we would never have problems. In this message Pastor Darcy talks about how it's not the absence of problems but God's presence with you in your problems that makes the differnce in your life.

Jesus said some challenging things. A lot of challenging things. In this Easter message, Pastor Darcy talks about the craziest, most outlandish, shocking statement that Jesus ever made.

“What do you want me to do for you?” is one of the most challenging questions Jesus ever asked. What if he wants us to ask the same question?

What does it take to make you feel really alive? Jesus was uniquely positioned to understand humanity's desire to really live. But his answer was so...counter-intuitive.

The first public words that Jesus spoke were "Repent...for the Kingdom of Heaven is near." But do we even know what "kingdom" means? And why does Jesus start with the "R" word - repent?

If you believe the statistics, 91% of people tell a lie at least once a week. Why is telling the truth so hard...and so important?

If it's so hard for humans to be monogamist, why would humans all over the world invent a rule that's so difficult to follow and treat breaking it as such an enourmous betrayal?