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Cricket Witt and her husband, Andy, are members of Grace Fellowship, a Foursquare church in Absarokee, Mont. Their story is one of restoration—how God can heal the brokenhearted from the wounds of the past. They say God ministered to them through believers who demonstrated their faith by how they lived—with integrity, a love for Christ and an unconditional love for people.
As we come to salvation in Jesus Christ, He cleans up our lives. But there is often junk left from our past lifestyles of sin. Pastor John Fehlen advises believers how to handle the consequences of mistakes made in the past.
In American Indian cultures, the “grand entry” is a celebratory pageant that begins a powwow. And as Foursquare's Jeff Yellow Owl has discovered, the Holy Spirit is making a grand entry into the people's lives who are close to his heart.
An in-depth look at how Foursquare is reaching behind prison walls to set spiritual captives free—a Foursquare.org exclusive three-part series.
Now an assisting minister at The Gathering Place, a Foursquare church in Folsom, Calif., Susan Baldi shares her incredible story of abuse, pain and bad choices, and how she ultimately found healing in God’s loving arms.
A reader asks a question about how far and wide God’s forgiveness really goes and whether its limits can be pushed so far that forgiveness is no longer an option.
He pastored one of the fastest-growing Foursquare churches ever but a painful mistake meant starting over.
When Clyde Bridges showed up at Hyannis Portuguese Foursquare Church in Hyannis, Maine, demanding the collection basket and claiming he had a weapon, the congregation took action, and then offered their forgiveness.
Are you winning the battle or losing the battle? I’d like to pose a different question: Are you even fighting the battle?
Few of us have been injured like President Ronald Reagan was on March 30, 1981 when he was shot. But we have been injured in other ways and can learn from Reagan’s example of forgiveness.