Foursquare Messianic

Foursquare Messianic is the voice of the Messianic movement within the Foursquare family. Our mission is to facilitate vibrant Messianic expression within Foursquare by encouraging and networking leaders and congregations.

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MAY 25-29, 2025

Foursquare Connection ’25

Join us for the Messianic Connection on Tuesday afternoon!

Why FOURSQUARE MESSIANIC?

“ Israel is key to worldwide revival… ”

RABBI HYLAN SLOBODKIN

Founder of Foursquare Messianic

“Israel is key to worldwide revival. Let’s not forget God’s plan from the beginning to bless all the families of the earth. The gospel was to the Jew first and also to the Greek (Rom 1:16, NKJV). It was given to Israel first and also to the nations. This is God’s plan for world missions.”

-From an article in Foursquare News + Resources, Feb. ’15

Serving Pastors & Leaders

We serve the Foursquare family and beyond by offering networking, support, and information to help pastors better serve their congregations in areas of Jewish interest.

Resource Library

We are continuing to build our resource library with articles about Messianic Judaism, the Jewish roots of Christianity, and how the Jewish and Christian worlds intersect. Our goal is to

Directory of Congregations

We are building our network of Messianic congregations within Foursquare as well as churches with ministry to the Jewish people. Connect with us to be added!

“The New Testament affirms the ongoing significance of Israel and prophesies its ultimate restoration.”

A Biblical Argument against Replacement Theology

The idea that the Christian Church replaced Judaism (a belief known as Replacement Theology or Supersessionism) has been a widely held view in church history. This doctrine claims that because many Jewish people rejected Jesus as the Messiah, God has permanently rejected Israel and transferred His promises to the [predominately-Gentile] Church. However, from a biblical standpoint, this view is…

How Did Early Messianic Faith Separate from Judaism?

Jesus (Yeshua) was Jewish. The disciples were Jewish. And all of the earliest believers in Jesus were Jewish. So what happened? Why does the faith of those who profess a belief in Jesus no longer look Jewish? This article isn’t going to be exhaustive, but will hopefully provide a primer in the development of the Christian church as a separate entity from Judaism.

“We will see how the early Jesus-following sect of Judaism gradually separated from its Jewish roots…”

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