Polson Foursquare Church

People these days are increasingly concerned with purity. We want to drink pure water. We want to breathe pure air. We want to eat pure foods. Each year Americans spend millions of dollars on water filers and purifiers. My refrigerator at home has a water and ice dispenser that has a water filter on it. As important as clean air, pure water, and pure food are, there is a sense of purity Americans...

Join us this morning as Pastor Jill Perkins continues our series on the Beatitudes with "Blessed are the Merciful"

Today we come to the fourth characteristic of a Kingdom citizen. We call them the Beatitudes, but I believe they are more than just an attitude. These eight characteristics Jesus spoke about are not exclusive, but Jesus identified these specifically as attributes that should become evident in a believer’s life.

Last week we began a new teaching series from the Gospel of Matthew. Over the next number of months, we are going to be covering many different subjects taken from Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount beginning in Chapter Five. Overall, the main emphasis or theme Jesus was talking about was the Kingdom of God, as it is in most of his teachings and parables. Therefore, we are going to discover more of what i...

Last week I began our new year talking about Jesus Speaks. This is what I feel led to lead our church through this year and we will be going through the red-letter words of Jesus. I believe God is going to speak to each of us through his timeless words to teach us, encourage us, edify, and even possibly convict, reprove us, and cause us to have a deepening in our relationship with Him. My prayer i...

In this new year, we are certain to face many challenges. Every election year there is sure to be a lot of ugliness, division, and lies being told. This is why I felt led to lead our church through the words of Jesus. Through these red-letter words of Jesus in the Gospels, my prayer is that Jesus will speak to you wisdom and revelation to your spirit. In doing so, we can hopefully live and speak,...

Join us today as Mike Freeman helps us recapture the true vision of Christmas.

Today we begin our new Christmas series called Recapturing Christmas. What exactly does that mean to recapture Christmas? Looking up some definitions of recapture is the act of retaking, or being retaken. The verb definition is to capture again, to take something, or to experience again. So, about Christmas, I want us to recapture some of the important meanings and significance of Christmas.

Today in Romans 16 as we come to a close of Paul’s letter to the Roman Christians I want to recognize Paul’s final comments to his friends, and how they can relate to us as being friends on the mission. His listing of friends says a lot about how he and we need one another as we serve the Lord and as we are all called to relationships. We are called to influence the world, and you can’t do that by...

Today Billy will be taking us through Romans 14:1-15:13. We will be looking at what Paul has to say about Relinquishing our Liberties.

Last week in Romans 13 we talked about loving others and how this is one of our highest callings. Loving God and loving people. Above everything else these two things are the most important we should do, and as we see in these last few verses of Chapter 13 time is of the essence. Don’t wait to love and be like Jesus, but do it today! Clothe yourself with Jesus and be salt and light, which is also...

How many of you have debt? Most people have debt and this can become a tremendous burden, that requires us to pay them back. The Bible talks about being enslaved to debt, and in our reading today of Romans 13 God tells us we should owe no one anything, except one thing.

Today’s passage in Romans 13 is important for us all to know. The subject of submission to authorities is one we all have to understand and do. Especially in a world of increasing lawlessness, we still have to obey and submit to laws and authorities, so that it may go well with us.

Join us today as Mike Freeman continues taking us through Romans Chapter 12.

Today we are going to begin with the first couple of verses in Romans 12 where Paul begins to address a battle we all face in our thought life and how we can win this battle. What I want to talk and think about today is how our thoughts essentially lead us in all sorts of directions. Now I believe most of us as Christians want to think and be led to be more like Jesus. We want to be spirit-led, th...

Have you ever looked back on a decision you made and thought, “If I had known then what I know now…?” I’ve made some bad decisions in my life. Hopefully, as I get older I become wiser and make better decisions, or at least that’s what we hope will do.. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we had access to more knowledge, more wisdom? We do! The apostle Paul wrote a doxology or praise hymn talking about the...

Join us today as we have The Missoula Adult and Teen Challenge sharing with us today.

Today we are reading Romans 11. I want to thank Andrew for doing a great job of preaching last week in chapter 10. Much of chapter 10 is about the message of salvation and how faith comes by hearing and hearing through the Word of Christ (vs. 10:17). Looking back 10:18-21 Paul wrote that the message of God’s Word has gone out to the whole world, but Israel has rejected it. Paul quoted this from Ps...

In Romans chapters one through eight, Paul thoroughly convinced us about man’s need and God’s amazing love provision in Jesus Christ and through the Holy Spirit. Now, in Romans 9-11, Paul makes a slight shift and deals with the problem associated with the condition of Israel. What does it mean that Israel has missed its Messiah? What does this say about God? What does it say about Israel? What doe...

Today as we look again at Romans 8 I want to share with your more about what life in the Spirit looks like. Chapter 8 is a wonderful description of God’s love and our adoption as children of God. This is very important because God wants us to know our identity and who He created us all to be as sons and daughters. Ultimately it is God’s eternal purpose for us to have a relationship with Him and ou...

Romans 8:28-39 could be seen as Paul’s closing argument for a conversation that he started all the way back in Chapter 5. Before we move into the final parts of Chapter 8 and for this message to really hit home today I felt the Lord wanted me to do a recap of Chapters 5-8 before finishing with Romans Chapter 8.

Today I want to talk more about what God wants us to know about living and walking in the Spirit, and that is embracing our identity and learning what it is to have an intimate relationship with Father God as Jesus did.

Today Mike Freeman will be taking us through Romans 8!

Join us today as Corb and Jan Morgan are our special guests

Our assignment has never been about what we can do for God, but what God has done and what He can do through us!! You only get to keep what you give away, and you can only give what you have received.