Haruna Foursquare Gospel church

Haruna Foursquare Gospel church The Foursquare Church, is an Evangelical Pentecostal Christian Denomination This is Haruna Foursquare Gospel Church. Open communion is practiced.

Here, we preach Christ as the Saviour of the world, the mighty healer, the baptizer with the Holy Spirit and the soon coming King (The four-fold ministry of Jesus Christ). As you continue to visit this page, your life will not remain the same in Jesus Name. The church believes in the verbal inspiration of the Bible, the doctrine of the Trinity, and the deity of Jesus Christ. It believes that human

beings were created in the image of God but, because of the Fall, are naturally depraved and sinful. It believes in the substitutionary atonement accomplished by the death of Christ. The church teaches that salvation is by grace through faith and not by good works. Believers are justified by faith and born again upon repentance and acceptance of Christ as Lord and king. Consistent with its belief in human free will, the Foursquare Church also teaches that it is possible for a believer to backslide or commit apostasy. The Foursquare Church teaches that sanctification is a continual process of spiritual growth. Christian perfection and holiness can be attained through surrender and consecration to God. This spiritual growth is believed to be promoted by Bible study and prayer. The Foursquare Church believes in the baptism with the Holy Spirit as an event separate from conversion that empowers the individual and the wider church to fulfill the church's mission of evangelization. The Foursquare Church expects Spirit baptism to be received in the same manner as recorded in the Book of Acts, namely that the believer will speak in tongues. The evidence of the Spirit-filled life is the Fruit of the Spirit. The church believes that spiritual gifts continue in operation for the edification of the church. The Foursquare Church believes that divine healing is a part of Christ’s atonement. It teaches that the sick can be healed in response to prayer. The Foursquare Church anticipates a premillennial return of Christ to earth. It believes that there will be a future final judgement where the righteous will receive everlasting life and the wicked everlasting punishment. The Foursquare Church observes believer's baptism by immersion and the Lord's Supper or Holy Communion as ordinances. Anointing of the sick and tithing are practiced as well

Foursquare Anthem

Foursquare we stand for the living word
For the word of God
Telling to all the story of Jesus, stem of Jesse's rod
Man of sorrow and of grief, dying on the tree
Mighty Redeemer, glorious Saviour
Jesus of calvary

Chorus
Preach the Foursquare Gospel
The Foursquare Gospel
Clear let the Foursquare message ring
(Let it ring)
Jesus only Saviour, Baptizer and Healer
Jesus the coming King

Unfurl your banners and forward go
Oh ye ransomed host
Trusting in Jesus Mighty Baptizer
With the Holy Ghost
Lion of Judah, King of kings, Lord of lords is He
Clothing HIs church with power to witness
Leading to victory

Catch up your shield oh ye living Church
Christ of Galilee
Bore all our sickness, carried our sorrows
Set the prisoners free
Lift the fallen, help the faith, dry the weeping eyes
Come bring your sickness
to thy physician, for He is passing by. Lift your eyes, then unto the hills
Lift your voice and sing
The cloud of heavens aflame with glory
greet the coming king
Swift as wings of eagle's flight
shall He come again

11/08/2026

FOURSQUARE GOSPEL CHURCH BIBLE STUDY 11/08/2026
Theme: It Shall Sprout Again
Text: Job 14:7-14
Topic: “The Root Is Still Alive”
Text: Isaiah 11:1–2; Hebrews 10:23
Central Truth: “What do you do when everything around you says it is over, but God says there is still life in the root?” This question captures the heart of “It Shall Sprout Again.”

Introduction
There are seasons in life when everything appears to have stopped working. A dream seems dead, a career appears stagnant, a relationship is struggling, finances are not improving, or prayers seem unanswered. In those moments, our greatest temptation is to judge our future by what we can currently see. A stump represents something that appears to have been cut down and finished. Yet God says that something can still grow from its roots. What looks dead above the ground may still be alive underneath. Your circumstances may not yet show evidence of change, but that does not mean God has stopped working.
Understanding the Root Isaiah 11:1-2 God can bring new life out of situations that appear finished.
The root can represent:
Your faith
God's promises (your gifts and abilities)
A dream God placed in your heart
The lessons you have learned
The people and relationships God has positioned around you
The visible part may have been cut down, but the root remains.

Outlines
Delay Is Not Always a Denial: Sometimes God is working beneath the surface before anything becomes visible. A seed does not become a tree overnight. Invisible does not mean inactive.

The Root Must Be Protected: When there is no visible progress, people become vulnerable to discouragement.

Protect your root by:
Staying in God's Word Joshua 1:8
Maintaining your prayer life 1 Thess. 5:17
Surrounding yourself with people of faith Heb 10:24-25
Avoiding constant negative voices Pro 13:20
Remembering what God has already done Psa 103:2
Don't Uproot What God Is Growing Gal 6:9
Sometimes impatience causes us to abandon something prematurely.
We quit the business.
We abandon the dream.
We walk away from the assignment.
We stop praying.
We stop believing.
But sometimes the instruction is simply: "Wait. The root is still alive."
The Spirit of God Is Part of the Process Zech 4:6
Isaiah 11:2“The Spirit of the Lord will rest on him—the Spirit of wisdom and understanding, the Spirit of counsel and might…” This reminds us that God's work is not simply about external circumstances. While we are waiting for the fruit, God may first be developing the person.

Before God changes the situation, He may change: Rom 12:2, 2 Cor 4:16-18
Our wisdom James 1:5
Our character Rom 5:3-4
Our understanding Pro 3:5-6
Our patience James 1:2-4
Our capacity 2 Cor 9:8
Our faith 1 Peter 1:6-7

Ask yourself these five questions:
1. What area of my life currently looks like a "stump" ? Career & Education, Marriage, Finances Ministry, Business and Personal growth?
2. What evidence shows that the "root" is still alive? What has God already placed in your hands?
3. What am I doing while I wait? Am I preparing or simply complaining?
4. What promise of God am I holding onto? Hebrews 10:23: "He who promised is faithful."
5. What practical step can I take this week? Faith should produce movement.
Conclusion: Don't judge the future of the tree by the appearance of the stump.
The root is still alive.
It shall sprout again. “The root is developing before the sprout becomes visible.”

Declaration
"I may not see the evidence yet, but I know my root is still alive. I will not give up. I will not abandon my faith. I will continue to prepare, pray, believe, and move forward. The God who made the promise is faithful. What looks like a stump today will sprout again, and in God's appointed time, it will bear fruit."

Shalom!

09/08/2026

Welcome to Foursquare Gospel Church Haruna.

Remember, distance is no barrier to the move of the Spirit of God. Open your heart and connect with Him as we fellowship together!

Join us on all our social media handles through the link below👇 🙏
https://fgcharuna.vercel.app

04/08/2026

FOURSQUARE GOSPEL CHURCH, HARUNA
25, Alh. Haruna Street, Off College Road, Ifako-Ogba, Lagos
4TH AUGUST, 2026

Topic: THERE IS HOPE YET!
Main Text: Job 14:7–9
"For there is hope of a tree, if it be cut down, that it will sprout again, and that the tender branch thereof will not cease..."

Supporting Texts: Ezekiel 37:1–14, Isaiah 43:18–19, Romans 4:18–21, 2 Corinthians 9:8, Lamentations 3:21–23, Jeremiah 29:11

Introduction
Life sometimes leaves us feeling like a tree that has been cut down. Dreams fail, opportunities disappear, relationships break, finances decline, health deteriorates, and spiritual passion grows cold. In such moments, it is easy to conclude that all hope is lost.
Job himself understood suffering more than most people. Yet, in the midst of his pain, he declared one of the most hopeful statements in Scripture: "There is hope of a tree..."
A cut tree appears useless, but as long as its roots remain alive, the possibility of new growth still exists. Likewise, as long as God remains involved in our lives, no situation is beyond restoration.
This study reminds us that God specializes in bringing life out of hopeless situations.

Outline 1: Hopeless Situations Are Not Hopeless to God (Job 14:7, Luke 1:37, Jeremiah 32:27)
Human beings often conclude too quickly that a situation is over.
God sees possibilities where man sees impossibilities.
Our circumstances do not limit God's ability.
Hope is based on God's character, not our condition.

Outline 2: God Looks Beyond the Stump to the Root (Job 14:8, Isaiah 11:1, John 15:5)
People judge by appearances.
God looks beneath the surface.
The tree could grow again because the root remained alive.
A believer's covenant with God is like that hidden root.

Outline 3: The Scent of Water Brings New Life (Job 14:9, John 7:37–39, Isaiah 44:3)
The tree did not need a flood.
It only needed the scent of water.
Spiritually, the "water" represents God's life-giving presence through:
His Word
His Spirit
His grace
Prayer
His promises
Sometimes one encounter with God changes everything.

Outline 4: Position Yourself for Divine Restoration (2 Corinthians 9:8, James 4:6–8)
Restoration is God's work, but believers have a responsibility to position themselves for His grace.
We position ourselves through:
Faith
Prayer
Obedience
Fellowship
Studying God's Word
Perseverance

Conclusion
The message of Job 14:7–9 is that God never writes people off because of their present condition. A tree may be cut down, but if the root remains, there is hope.
Likewise, no matter how broken, delayed, or discouraged we may feel, God is still able to restore, revive, and renew us. The "scent of water" reminds us that even a fresh encounter with God can awaken dormant dreams, strengthen weary hearts, and produce new life where there seemed to be none.

SHALOM!

04/08/2026

There's something special about seeing young people wholeheartedly worshipping God. ❤️

Our Teen Week Grand finale was filled with joy, laughter, worship, and moments we'll always remember. We're grateful for every teenager who came, participated, and made the day so beautiful.

God is truly raising a generation that loves Him, and we're excited to be part of the journey.

02/08/2026

Welcome to Foursquare Gospel Church Haruna.

Remember, distance is no barrier to the move of the Spirit of God. Open your heart and connect with Him as we fellowship together!

Join us on all our social media handles through the link below👇 🙏
https://fgcharuna.vercel.app

02/08/2026

Welcome to Foursquare Gospel Church Haruna.

Remember, distance is no barrier to the move of the Spirit of God. Open your heart and connect with Him as we fellowship together!

Join us on all our social media handles through the link below👇 🙏
https://fgcharuna.vercel.app

A VOICE FROM HEAVEN!There are moments when God calls His people aside to hear His voice, receive fresh direction, and ex...
28/07/2026

A VOICE FROM HEAVEN!

There are moments when God calls His people aside to hear His voice, receive fresh direction, and experience divine renewal. This is one of those moments!

Join us for a life-transforming 3-Day Prophetic Prayer Conference themed:

A VOICE FROM HEAVEN

"This is My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased." — Matthew 3:16–17

Come and experience:
🔥 Powerful prophetic prayers
🙏 Deep encounters with God
🕊️ Spiritual renewal and revival
✨ Fresh grace for the remaining months of the year

📅 Date: Wednesday, 29th – Friday, 31st July, 2026
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM Daily

Ministering:
Rev. Bode Newo & other anointed ministers

📍 Venue:
Glory Cathedral
25, Alh. Haruna Street, Off College Road, Haruna Bus Stop, Ogba.

Come expectant. Come with faith. Come ready to hear A Voice From Heaven that will reposition your life and destiny.

Invite your family, friends, neighbours, and loved ones. Your life will never remain the same!

26/07/2026

Teenager's week

14/07/2026

FOURSQUARE GOSPEL CHURCH, HARUNA
25, Alh. Haruna Street, Off College Road, Ifako-Ogba, Lagos
TUESDAY BIBLE STUDY OUTLINE 14TH JULY, 2016
Theme: Human Sufficiency And Divine Ability
Major Text: 2 Corinthians 9:8
"And God is able to make all grace abound toward you; that ye, always having all sufficiency in all things, may abound to every good work." (2 Corinthians 9:8 KJV)

BACKGROUND
Second Corinthians was written by Paul to defend his ministry and encourage generous Christian living. In chapter 9, Paul teaches that generosity is sustained not by human wealth but by God's inexhaustible grace. Verse 8 shifts attention from human resources to God's ability. The emphasis is not merely giving, but living a life empowered by God's sufficient grace.

OBJECTIVES
Understand the limits of self-reliance.
Discover God's sufficiency through grace.
Learn to depend on God daily.
Apply God's enabling grace in service.

STUDY OUTLINE
1. Human Ability Has Limits
Texts: John 15:5; Exodus 4:10-12
Education, experience and resources are valuable but insufficient apart from God. Moses felt inadequate, yet God supplied what he lacked.

2. God's Ability Produces Sufficiency
Texts: 2 Corinthians 9:8
Notice the repeated words 'all' and 'abound'. God's grace is comprehensive. He supplies enough for every season and every assignment.

3. Grace Bridges the Gap
Texts: 2 Corinthians 12:9; 2 Corinthians 3:5-6
Grace is God's empowering presence. Our competence comes from Him, not ourselves.

4. Dependence Before Performance
Texts: Zechariah 4:6; Proverbs 3:5-6
God seeks surrendered vessels more than naturally gifted people. Dependence releases divine ability.

5. Living by Divine Ability
Texts: Philippians 4:13
Prayer, obedience, faith and fellowship position believers to experience God's enabling grace.

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
1. Why do believers drift into self-sufficiency?
What is the difference between talent and grace?

2. How does God's sufficiency affect anxiety about the future?

3. What practical habits cultivate dependence on God?

PRACTICAL APPLICATION
Begin every assignment with prayer.
Replace self-confidence with God-confidence.
Trust God's grace in weak areas.
Serve boldly knowing God equips those He calls.

SHALOM!

14/07/2026

Still smiling from Sunday's service 🤍

Every moment was a reminder of God's faithfulness and the joy of gathering together in His presence.

Here's a quick recap. ✨

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25, Alh Haruna Street, Off College Road, Ifako-ijaiye Lagos Nigeria
Ifako
23401

Opening Hours

Monday 18:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 18:30 - 20:00
Thursday 18:00 - 20:00
Saturday 16:00 - 18:00
Sunday 07:30 - 11:00

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