Special Guest
Jacob Walda
Evangelist | Author | President of Timothy Generation
Jacob Walda is the founder and president of Timothy Generation Ministries, a movement committed to raising a generation of believers who boldly carry the Gospel, walk in God’s power, and ignite revival across Canada and beyond. His journey into ministry began with a transformative season of fasting in 2021, during which he received a vision of young people encountering the Holy Spirit, thriving street ministries, and countless lives changed by the Gospel.
Through Timothy Generation Ministries, Jacob leads outreach initiatives like the Arctic Hope Project, bringing practical support and spiritual renewal to remote communities in Canada’s North. In 2024, he was entrusted with the mantle of revival by evangelist Bill Prankard and now leads the ministry into a new era of evangelism, discipleship, and supernatural ministry, equipping young leaders to spread Christ’s message worldwide.
Books By Jacob Walda
Resources for a New Generation
Jacob’s books inspire and equip young believers to live boldly, carry the Gospel forward, and be part of what God is doing in Canada
Poor, Weak, Old Sinner?
Poor, Weak, Old Sinner? aims to empower every single Christian with the truth of living in total freedom. Jesus’ finished work on the cross was never about just going to heaven; it was about the transformation of a life lived in Christ.
A Timothy Generation
After years of walking with a general in the Christian faith, Jacob offers insight from his travels and lessons learned from his mentor. Jesus’ command to the church was to go and make disciples and this book will empower you to do that and live it.
Featured Conversations
Watch Jacob on The 700 Club Canada
Explore Jacob’s interviews on The 700 Club Canada, where he shares his vision for a new generation, stories from the Arctic Hope Project, and what God is doing across Canada.
September 10, 2026
Join us for a conversation with Jacob and Julia Walda from Timothy Generation Ministries as they share their passion for equipping the next generation to carry the Gospel forward. From mentoring young leaders to serving communities in Canada’s North through the Arctic Hope Project, they discuss the impact they’re seeing today and the hope they believe is possible for the future.
September 4, 2026
We sat down with Jacob Walda, President of Timothy Generation Ministries, to talk about his passion for reaching the next generation and his vision for revival across Canada. As he takes that message nationwide through the Stand on Guard Tour, Jacob shares what inspired the movement and why he believes God is calling Canadians to stand boldly for their faith in this pivotal season.
February 28, 2025
We sat down with Jacob Walda, President of Timothy Generation Ministries, to talk about his passion for reaching the next generation and his vision for revival across Canada. As he takes that message nationwide through the Stand on Guard Tour, Jacob shares what inspired the movement and why he believes God is calling Canadians to stand boldly for their faith in this pivotal season.
October 14, 2024
Emily interviews Jacob Walda from the Bill Prankard Evangelistic Association, who gives an update about how your support is helping them spread the gospel in Northern Canada.
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