Faith Chapel Foursquare, Albuquerque NM

Jesus healed a man waiting beside the pool of Bethesda for thirty-eight years. Learn how Jesus is waiting to stir the waters for your healing. Listen for Him to tell you to pick up your bed and walk.

The church that was lukewarm was spit out. Learn of the passion Jesus wants from us when He shows up, in this message on Revelation 3.

God gives us hope for this nation, and will not abandon His promises, even if we abandon Him. In this continuation on the theme of "what happens when Jesus shows up," Revelation 3:20 is the starting point for an examination of the patience of Jesus standing at your door.

This sermon on 2 Kings 13:14-19 illustrates consequences for giving up on God before He fulfills His purposes for you.

You don't want God's call for someone else's life to be His call for you. This sermon on Acts 9:4-5 focuses on the choices we are faced with when Jesus shows up.

What do you do when God interrupts your life? In this sermon on Acts 9:4-5, Pastor Dan explores the startling conversion of Saul, the man who could have destroyed the church if Jesus Himself hadn't stopped him.

The account of Elisha succeeding Elijah in 2 Kings 2 is a good way to understand the challenges of new people called to existing ministries. David Coffey is the MidSouth Foursquare District Supervisor. He and his wife, Diane, live in San Antonio. This sermon was presented at the 50th anniversary celebration of the ministry of Phil and Sharon Hyde.

It is easy to write off the Crucifixion, to make the Cross empty in our attempt to explain something so brutal and seemingly arbitrary. Today's message from 1 Corinthians 1:17 is on grace and stubbornness: our sins separate us from God, and His only answer is the Cross.... and the empty tomb.

You look into the mirror of God's Word, and everything you see there applies to everyone else. Isn't that dangerous, to simply use God's Word as a means of criticizing others? Read it to see what we need to change. Today's scripture is James 1:23.

Pastor Dan reiterates the closing of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 7, asking us to build this new year (and the rest of our lives) on the solid, unshakeable foundation of His words.