Whether you are looking for a word of inspiration from Foursquare leaders, or some helpful advice, you've come to the right place.
Busy schedules and lots of demands can pull us into living in the moment for ourselves. Foursquare Chaplains International Director Jay Donnelly shares how to look at circumstances in our lives with a biblically based “situational awareness” so that we can live in the moment for our King instead.
The human race is in a state of decay and sin, says Assisting Minister Alfonso Guevara. He urges American Christians to humble ourselves, pray, ask forgiveness on behalf of our fellow citizens, to seek God’s face and to turn from our wicked ways. Then, Alfonso says, the Lord will listen, forgive, and heal our land.
When the stresses of everyday life seem louder in our heads than the voice of the Holy Spirit, we may be tempted to take matters into our own hands, as David did in 2 Samuel. But Senior Pastor Tani Parker reminds us that God asks us to trust, let go, and let Him.
What is done in secret will one day be shouted from the mountaintops. Foursquare President Glenn Burris Jr. reminds us that decisions we make in private moments can become present-day offerings to the Lord. Glenn shares an inspiring story receiving national news coverage about a man, homeless for 16 years, who accidentally was given a valuable ring and returned it to the rightful owner, saying simply that it was the right thing to do.
Lydia Ingegneri, a Foursquare credentialed minister and mother of four, encourages us to welcome God’s presence into our own families, as King David did in the Psalms, even amid seasons of chaos and busyness. She says it’s not always easy to feel the Holy Spirit’s presence in the chaos of daily life, but that ushering the Spirit into our family life is part of our calling.