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.

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.

05/24/2026

Not every heart is ready to receive Jesus. Some are closed, hardened by life or rebellion. Others are quietly hungry, searching, empty, and ready. The good news is that God knows exactly where those ready hearts are. He sees beyond outward appearance into the secret longings and thoughts of every person. In Acts 8:25-40, we see this truth dramatically displayed. Philip, fresh from a powerful revival in Samaria, is redirected by an angel to a desert road. There, he meets an Ethiopian eu**ch who is reading Isaiah 53. What looks like a random encounter on a lonely road is actually a perfectly orchestrated divine appointment. God is the Heart Searcher who is always pursuing ready hearts through willing vessels in divine appointments.

Today, we’ll look at this story through three key roles:
1. God: The Heart Searcher
2. The Eu**ch: The Seeking Heart
3. Philip: The Willing Vessel

05/17/2026

Have you ever stood beside someone who is sick, broken, or spiritually dry and thought, “We need someone who really knows how to pray with power”? Someone who ministers with authority and believes God still does miracles? In Acts 8, the early church faced exactly that moment in Samaria. Philip had preached the gospel with signs and wonders. People believed, were water-baptized, and the kingdom advanced. But something was missing. The apostles in Jerusalem heard about it and sent Peter and John on a 40-mile journey, not because Philip’s converts weren’t genuinely saved, but because they had not yet received the fullness of the Holy Spirit. It’s about authority; who has it, how it works, and why every believer is called to walk in it. Today, we will see that when we fully surrender, we become a righteous dwelling place for God’s Spirit, and that same Spirit empowers us to minister His fullness to others.

05/03/2026

The book of Acts is the story of the birth of the church and the spread of the gospel. The church had been growing rapidly in the city of Jerusalem facing immediate opposition from religious authorities including threats and arrests. But this was largely localized until the martyrdom of Stephen in chapter 7. This passage of Acts marks a pivotal turning point where the gospel breaks out of Jerusalem north into Samaria. These ordinary believers (like you and I) essentially promoted to missionary status. Scattered by persecution, they took the gospel message with them and continued to spread the word alongside Philip who was a deacon and one of the original leaders appointed to serve the Jerusalem church. Persecution failed to stop the gospel; instead, it scattered believers who shared the message of Christ everywhere they went, including Philip, whose miraculous signs and healings in Samaria led to conversions, baptisms and great joy in the city.

04/26/2026

Last week, we walked with Stephen through his stoning and discovered the fullness of God’s grace even in the face of death. This week, the story continues in the aftermath of that violence. Acts 8 opens with the church under siege. Stephen is dead. Saul is ravaging believers house to house. A great persecution breaks out, and the comfortable, thriving community in Jerusalem is suddenly scattered. We might expect this to be the end of the story, fear winning, the gospel silenced, the church buried with Stephen. But Luke gives us one of the most hope-filled “therefore” statements in Scripture: “Therefore those who were scattered went everywhere preaching the word” (Acts 8:4). What the enemy meant for destruction, God used for dispersion. Fear that could have produced death instead became the fertilizer for explosive fruitfulness. This is the pattern of the kingdom: Fear that takes the place of fruit breeds death, but when fear is laid down, it becomes the fertilizer of faith that produces fruit. Today, we’ll see this truth unfold in three movements from Acts 8:1-8: Scattered for Success, Fearless Faith, and The Fruit of Faith.

04/19/2026

Imagine a man dragged outside the city gates, surrounded by an angry mob grinding their teeth in rage. Stones are flying. Yet his face shines like an angel’s, not with fear or hatred, but with unnatural peace and love. As the rocks crush his body, he kneels and prays, “Lord Jesus, receive my spirit,” and then, “Lord, do not hold this sin against them.” Who could die like that? Only someone full of grace, someone who had first received abundant mercy from Jesus and now poured it out, even on his murderers. Luke tells us Stephen was “full of grace and power” (Acts 6:8). Today, from his persecution and death in Acts 6:8-15 and 7:51-60, we learn what it means to live full of grace in a world of stones.

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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

Telephone

+12063679600

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