Our mission at Living Water Community Church is to inspire believers to spread a passion for the supremacy of God in all things, to the Glory of God and for the joy of all peoples through Jesus Christ.

Our vision is to build a God-centered, Christ-exalting, Bible-saturated, prayer powered, diversity-loving, missions-mobilizing, family-strengthening, disciple-producing, joy-pursuing church that reaches out to Vancouver and the world (learn more here). To accomplish this we believe that our greatest obligation is to delight in God in all things and in all situations.

For we believe that God created us for His glory and that God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in Him more »

We invite you to watch the following brief excerpt that summarizes just how God is encouraging us to reflect on the magnificence of God's creation and the importance of Christ's church.

The Irrepressible Christ

By Sam Storms

There was a time when the glitz and tinsel of Christmas used to bother me. But no more. It bothered me, then, because it seemed at times as if Jesus had become lost in all the hoopla of the holiday season. I was fearful that the secularism and
sophistication of society had somehow obscured Christ right out of Christmas.

But I’ve come to realize that it can’t be done. I’m not bothered by the trinkets of Christmas any more because I’ve come to realize that no matter what anyone does or what a court may decree, the irrepressible Christ will be there. Even in the stores and shopping malls where crass commercialism is so rampant, Jesus is there.
Although the Salvation Army may be banned from certain stores, his name is yet on the lips of adoring shoppers. The intercom in the department stores broadcasts for all to hear, strains of “Hark the herald angels sing, glory to the new born King!”

No matter how hard people may try, and they are indeed trying harder and harder with the passing of time, they can’t avoid Christ at Christmas. Whether in the ever-present nativity scene in someone’s front yard (though it be banned from the courthouse lawn) or the TV broadcast of a choir singing the Hallelujah chorus from Handel’s “Messiah”, Jesus is there. Jack
Hayford put it this way:

“Jesus is the central personality of history, and whether Christmas is canned or
canonized, packaged in ribbon and sold for profit or sanctified in a cathedral where humble souls worship, He is the inescapable Christ. The fury of demon-inspired opposition to His praise seeks to ban pageantry and sterilize holy celebration to suit the antagonism of organized unbelief. But Jesus keeps rising again. Every Christmas turns out to be an Easter. The irrepressible power of his life keeps the song rolling from age to age.”
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