Light of the Nations' Foursquare Church in Denver Podcast

Dialog between people with differing opinions, especially when they are strongly held can be difficult. Christ gives us a model for how to conduct the discussions in a way that will produce results.

By going through these degrading tunnels of despair and seeing God’s handiwork in it, Joseph emerges with victory for all. How can Joseph suffer through this like this without forming the worst and most bitter attitude. Each betrayal of Joseph, leads to another success at another lower point. This is a descent in to success. Betrayal by brothers leads to success in Potiphar’s house. Betrayal by Po...

Don't be so concerned with the evidence or the fake news, look for the Justice of God.

Exploring the story of Joseph from Genesis 37 and how it applies to our lives and the world around us.

More information about the White Helmet Evangelism project.

We are a church in this city in this world and we have a responsibility - I have a responsibility to organize our church in such a way that we tell the people about Jesus. Until we care more about the future of the people outside of these walls, then about our own future, our church has no future. If all we ever do is come together and sing songs and hear sermons, do weddings and funerals, we only...

A discussion of different cultures and the ways in which we deal with other people. Using God's power and strength to overcome the barriers that are present due to the differences between cultures.

Pastor Young from Bridgeway Church speaks on revival and the Holy Spirit. This is a new teaching from the speaker from our Holy Spirit Conference.

In this message we will contrast the faith and miracles of Zechariah and Mary. Both received a miracle, but their attitudes were a little different. God’s will nevertheless was accomplished. The good news for you and me is, if we decide to serve and follow God honestly, he will see to it that His will shall be done in our lives… but our lack of belief may make the journey a little rougher.

There are different versions of the Christmas Story from different gospels. Matthew relates the story from the perspective of Joseph. Luke relates the story from the perspective of Mary. John is more theological and Mark goes right past it and starts with Jesus baptism. We are dealing with Matthew 1:18-25. From start to finish we see in Joseph the highest quality and character; that which we all o...

The bible calls us into repentance. Repentance implies not only stopping sinful behavior, but more importantly undoing the damage, whether by begging forgiveness from those you have offended or by repaying debts. Through repentance, we approach God. When Jesus returns, those who are truly like him will know him.

Continuing a thought from last Sunday: Generosity releases power in your life and in others, and by it you shape history; Giving thanks puts you and me on the road to victory. By giving thanks we overcome the most difficult sorrow-filled times in our live - the giving of thanks opens the gate to breakthrough we otherwise would never have. “give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of...

No one should make you give… You should never give from being forced - it should come from the generosity of your heart; joyfully giving! But if you are stuck today in fear and careful clutching of your nothing - I’m here to challenge you today!! We are not to be those people WHO with fear count every penny; to look for pennies everywhere or to pinch our pennies and try to hold on to everyone… We...

Faith doesn’t always make sense, it makes miracles! Consider Hudson Taylor and the Inland China Mission. Consider the differences between Saul and David.

What is in a name? Most of the names of God in the bible were given by people after a personal experience. Churches are divided of names of God. Nicknames show intimacy and have power to get someone's attention. It is time to give God a personal nickname.

The second session of the Holy Spirit seminar with Light of the Nations and Bridgeway Church. Peter Young is the pastor of Bridgeway and speaks of the Holy Spirit an d healing.

The third session of the Holy Spirit seminar with Light of the Nations and Bridgeway Church. Peter Young is the pastor of Bridgeway and speaks of the Holy Spirit an d healing.

The first session of the Holy Spirit seminar with Light of the Nations and Bridgeway Church. Peter Young is the pastor of Bridgeway and speaks of the Holy Spirit an d healing.

The Peace of God comes when you know the God of Peace! You have got to look for peace where it can be found… associate with the thoughts, behavior and focus that keeps us in peace. We often search for making peace in the wrong place. Sar Shalom; Czar of Peace; Nyagasani we soko ; Bwana wa Amani ; Seigneur de la Paix. Jesus is the source of peace!

As a third-century man was anticipating death, he penned these last words to a friend: "It's a bad world, an incredibly bad world. But I have discovered in the midst of it a quiet and holy people who have learned a great secret. They have found a joy which is a thousand times better than any pleasure of our sinful life. They are despised and persecuted, but they care not. They are master...

Your life is similar to a cellphone. As a cellphone needs power to do all of the wondrous things that it does, so your life requires prayer to unleash God's power. Not only that, but you need the right charger (prayer) and the right kind of power (God) or it is no good at all.

From the beginning God love the world. Satan brought division in the garden of eden. Jesus Brought unity with God in the garden of Gethsemane. God always works toward unity, Satan always works toward division. The love of God comes with much suffering.

We are the temple of the Holy Spirit but we have to be careful we don't have Tobiah in the temple. If we keep him hidden there we might know how to hide him. But God knows and Tobiah cannot be hidden from God. Ultimately Tobiah will be revealed. And cast out.

The world needs this message. We live in a world in which many have given up on institutionalized religion. They were open to faith but doubtful that the church as they knew it had anything to teach them about it.