Seattle Foursquare Church

Seattle Foursquare Church We are a church in North Seattle committed to introducing people to a relationship with God by creati

Seattle Foursquare Church is in North Seattle’s Greenwood neighborhood. We are committed to proclaiming the truth of Jesus Christ, seeing people saved, healed and brought to maturity in their faith.

06/21/2026

We have been walking through Acts 9 together, and we have already seen the dramatic conversion of Saul on the Damascus road. We watched as the fierce persecutor was stopped in his tracks by the risen Jesus, blinded, then healed and filled with the Holy Spirit through Ananias. We have heard how Saul immediately began preaching that Jesus is the Son of God.

But today we look at what happened next, and at the contrast Luke sets before us between two rhythms of ministry in a resistant culture. Saul and Peter both loved Jesus. Both carried the same gospel. Both ministered in a hostile environment. Yet Acts 9 shows that zeal by itself can create disruption, while zeal surrendered to Jesus’ order and peace can become a channel of healing and transformation. Many of us feel this tension today. We live in a culture where people are increasingly skeptical of Christianity, and old patterns of argument or pressure often shut people down rather than open them up. Acts 9 gives us hope. After Saul is sent away, the church experiences peace, strength, encouragement, and multiplication. Then Peter steps forward with a ministry marked by calm authority, compassion, prayer, healing, and patient discipleship. The result is not less gospel fruit, but more: whole communities turn to the Lord. When Jesus’ order and peace fill His people, healing and transformation do not stop with us; they flow through us to a world that desperately needs Him.

Summer is for car wash fundraisers! Come get your car washed at 400 N. 105th Street. We’re here until 3:00.
06/20/2026

Summer is for car wash fundraisers! Come get your car washed at 400 N. 105th Street. We’re here until 3:00.

Youth Fundraiser Car Wash - June 20th from 9:00am - 3:00pm in the SFC parking lot. Come and get your car washed by Seat...
06/17/2026

Youth Fundraiser Car Wash - June 20th from 9:00am - 3:00pm in the SFC parking lot. Come and get your car washed by Seattle Foursquare Youth (and supervising adults) and help them get to summer camp this year! Suggested donation of $12.

06/14/2026

When fellow Christians wound others through dishonesty or a lack of repentance, trust can quietly begin to unravel. Hearts grow guarded, and a painful question arises: if the name Christian does not automatically make someone trustworthy, then what does? In Acts 9:23-30, we meet Saul after his conversion and a few years of preparation in Arabia and Damascus. The church in Jerusalem had every reason to be cautious; he had once been its fiercest enemy. But then Barnabas stepped forward, a humble, courageous leader and true disciple who saw what God was doing in Saul before others could. He did more than offer optimism; he used discernment, took risks, and became the bridge that welcomed Saul into the fellowship. And because he did, the church was strengthened, and God’s mission moved forward. Today, we will see in Barnabas a compelling picture of the kind of trust-building, people-shaping discipleship the church still needs today.

Getting ready for church in an air conditioned church. Beat the heat and take a seat at Seattle Foursquare. Service star...
06/14/2026

Getting ready for church in an air conditioned church. Beat the heat and take a seat at Seattle Foursquare. Service starts at 10 AM.

06/07/2026

Last week, we witnessed the shocking Damascus Road encounter, Jesus confronting Saul in his murderous rage and plunging him into three days of blindness and grief. Today, we pick up right where that left off in Acts 9:10-22. Saul is still blind, broken, and waiting. Then an ordinary disciple named Ananias shows up, and everything shifts. Saul receives his sight, is filled with the Holy Spirit, and immediately begins preaching that Jesus is the Son of God. The man who once hunted Christians now proclaims Christ with power. The heartbeat of the passage is that true transformation always leads to proclamation. Saul didn’t ease into ministry. The moment the gospel filled his heart, he couldn’t keep it in. Let’s see how God completes Saul’s transformation and what it means for us.

05/31/2026

Imagine a man on his way to Damascus with official letters in his saddlebag, breathing murderous threats against the followers of Jesus. He’s not just opposed to this new movement; he is its most dangerous enemy. His name is Saul of Tarsus: brilliant, zealous, violent, and utterly convinced he is doing God a favor. Then, in a moment, everything changes. A blinding light. A voice from heaven. A fall to the ground. And the man who was hunting Christians becomes the hunted by grace. In Acts 9:1-18, we don’t just see a conversion story. We see the raw, dramatic power of a personal encounter with the risen Jesus. Saul wasn’t looking for Jesus; Jesus was looking for him. And in the process, we discover how God still transforms people today: from persecutors to proclaimers, from world-lovers to world-changers.

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400 N 105th Street
Seattle, WA
98133

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 10am - 4:30pm
7pm - 8:30pm
Wednesday 10am - 4:30pm
Thursday 10am - 4:30pm
Sunday 10am - 12pm

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+12063679600

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