Rev. Dr. Foley Beach

The Most Rev. Dr. Foley Beach serves as the Archbishop of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA), Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of the South (ADOTS), and Chairman of the Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON), representing over 50 Million Anglicans worldwide.

Dr. Beach was the founding Rector and Pastor of Holy Cross Anglican Church in Loganville, Georgia, from February 2004 until December 2013. He was consecrated as the first Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of the South (ADOTS) in the Anglican Church of North America (ACNA) on October 9, 2010.

A graduate of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, the School of Theology at the University of the South, and Georgia State University, Dr. Beach has served in ministry with Young Life, the Episcopal Church, and the Anglican Church.

With over 35 years of ministry experience, Dr. Beach’s passion is to share the Word of God to help others discover the living Jesus. His radio ministry, “A Word from the Lord,” airs weekly on stations across the United States and the Internet. The program includes a 25-minute Biblical teaching segment and daily one-minute messages challenging listeners with Scripture.

Dr. Beach, married for over 30 years with two grown children, resides in the Metro-Atlanta area. Through various platforms like the church, radio, weekly email messages, the Internet, and newspaper columns, he strives to make the principles of the Word of God clear and applicable to daily life.

Sermons

Sermons

A message from A Word from the Lord Ministries by Archbishop Foley Beach | Jesus’s Followers are called to lift each other up.

Be completely humble and gentle. Be patient bearing with one another in love. Oh, that we could get this in the midst of our being: that our calling is to honor each other, to lift each other up, to praise one another, to encourage each other. 

How often in the church do we get our feathers ruffled and we begin gawking and acting like a bunch of turkeys? Too many of us are not responding to God’s call, but we’re doing our duty. After all, isn’t that what we’ve been taught? 

Our service to God is more than duty to or obligation. It’s calling. It’s in response to Him. 

For more information on A Word from the Lord, visit awordfromthelord.org.

A message from A Word from the Lord Ministries by Archbishop Foley Beach | The Power of Prayer and Fasting

There are times in our life where we need direction from the Lord. There are times where you and I need clarity. We need to gain understanding. We need knowledge and insight from the Lord about the specific things that you and I are going through, and the Lord will speak to us. 

But sometimes it takes us fasting to hear Him, and the Scripture is just loaded with examples of that. I think of the prophet Joel when he received a word that the land was going to be destroyed. What did He do? He called a fast. There are some things that have to be dealt with by prayer and fasting. Fasting releases a spiritual power that I just can’t explain. 

A message from A Word from the Lord Ministries by Archbishop Foley Beach | Sharing God’s Love with Others

He’s blessed us so that we might be blessed in other people. He’s healed us so that we might bring God’s healing power to others. He saved us so that we might be His ambassadors. 

We are in a world of people all around us that are in such pain and such agony and are hurting, and we have the answer. But we keep it to ourselves by not speaking, but also in the way we live and act and treat one another. 

Walk the walk, talk the talk and share Him with other people.

Rev. Dr. Foley Beach

The Most Rev. Dr. Foley Beach serves as the Archbishop of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA), Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of the South (ADOTS), and Chairman of the Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON), representing over 50 Million Anglicans worldwide.

Dr. Beach was the founding Rector and Pastor of Holy Cross Anglican Church in Loganville, Georgia, from February 2004 until December 2013. He was consecrated as the first Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of the South (ADOTS) in the Anglican Church of North America (ACNA) on October 9, 2010.

A graduate of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, the School of Theology at the University of the South, and Georgia State University, Dr. Beach has served in ministry with Young Life, the Episcopal Church, and the Anglican Church.

With over 35 years of ministry experience, Dr. Beach’s passion is to share the Word of God to help others discover the living Jesus. His radio ministry, “A Word from the Lord,” airs weekly on stations across the United States and the Internet. The program includes a 25-minute Biblical teaching segment and daily one-minute messages challenging listeners with Scripture.

Dr. Beach, married for over 30 years with two grown children, resides in the Metro-Atlanta area. Through various platforms like the church, radio, weekly email messages, the Internet, and newspaper columns, he strives to make the principles of the Word of God clear and applicable to daily life.

Sermons

A message from A Word from the Lord Ministries by Archbishop Foley Beach | Jesus’s Followers are called to lift each other up.

Be completely humble and gentle. Be patient bearing with one another in love. Oh, that we could get this in the midst of our being: that our calling is to honor each other, to lift each other up, to praise one another, to encourage each other. 

How often in the church do we get our feathers ruffled and we begin gawking and acting like a bunch of turkeys? Too many of us are not responding to God’s call, but we’re doing our duty. After all, isn’t that what we’ve been taught? 

Our service to God is more than duty to or obligation. It’s calling. It’s in response to Him. 

For more information on A Word from the Lord, visit awordfromthelord.org.

A message from A Word from the Lord Ministries by Archbishop Foley Beach | The Power of Prayer and Fasting

There are times in our life where we need direction from the Lord. There are times where you and I need clarity. We need to gain understanding. We need knowledge and insight from the Lord about the specific things that you and I are going through, and the Lord will speak to us. 

But sometimes it takes us fasting to hear Him, and the Scripture is just loaded with examples of that. I think of the prophet Joel when he received a word that the land was going to be destroyed. What did He do? He called a fast. There are some things that have to be dealt with by prayer and fasting. Fasting releases a spiritual power that I just can’t explain. 

A message from A Word from the Lord Ministries by Archbishop Foley Beach | Sharing God’s Love with Others

He’s blessed us so that we might be blessed in other people. He’s healed us so that we might bring God’s healing power to others. He saved us so that we might be His ambassadors. 

We are in a world of people all around us that are in such pain and such agony and are hurting, and we have the answer. But we keep it to ourselves by not speaking, but also in the way we live and act and treat one another. 

Walk the walk, talk the talk and share Him with other people.

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Rev. Dr. Foley Beach

The Most Rev. Dr. Foley Beach serves as the Archbishop of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA), Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of the South (ADOTS), and Chairman of the Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON), representing over 50 Million Anglicans worldwide.

Dr. Beach was the founding Rector and Pastor of Holy Cross Anglican Church in Loganville, Georgia, from February 2004 until December 2013. He was consecrated as the first Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of the South (ADOTS) in the Anglican Church of North America (ACNA) on October 9, 2010.

A graduate of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, the School of Theology at the University of the South, and Georgia State University, Dr. Beach has served in ministry with Young Life, the Episcopal Church, and the Anglican Church.

With over 35 years of ministry experience, Dr. Beach’s passion is to share the Word of God to help others discover the living Jesus. His radio ministry, “A Word from the Lord,” airs weekly on stations across the United States and the Internet. The program includes a 25-minute Biblical teaching segment and daily one-minute messages challenging listeners with Scripture.

Dr. Beach, married for over 30 years with two grown children, resides in the Metro-Atlanta area. Through various platforms like the church, radio, weekly email messages, the Internet, and newspaper columns, he strives to make the principles of the Word of God clear and applicable to daily life.

Sermons

Sermons

A message from A Word from the Lord Ministries by Archbishop Foley Beach | Jesus’s Followers are called to lift each other up.

Be completely humble and gentle. Be patient bearing with one another in love. Oh, that we could get this in the midst of our being: that our calling is to honor each other, to lift each other up, to praise one another, to encourage each other. 

How often in the church do we get our feathers ruffled and we begin gawking and acting like a bunch of turkeys? Too many of us are not responding to God’s call, but we’re doing our duty. After all, isn’t that what we’ve been taught? 

Our service to God is more than duty to or obligation. It’s calling. It’s in response to Him. 

For more information on A Word from the Lord, visit awordfromthelord.org.

A message from A Word from the Lord Ministries by Archbishop Foley Beach | The Power of Prayer and Fasting

There are times in our life where we need direction from the Lord. There are times where you and I need clarity. We need to gain understanding. We need knowledge and insight from the Lord about the specific things that you and I are going through, and the Lord will speak to us. 

But sometimes it takes us fasting to hear Him, and the Scripture is just loaded with examples of that. I think of the prophet Joel when he received a word that the land was going to be destroyed. What did He do? He called a fast. There are some things that have to be dealt with by prayer and fasting. Fasting releases a spiritual power that I just can’t explain. 

A message from A Word from the Lord Ministries by Archbishop Foley Beach | Sharing God’s Love with Others

He’s blessed us so that we might be blessed in other people. He’s healed us so that we might bring God’s healing power to others. He saved us so that we might be His ambassadors. 

We are in a world of people all around us that are in such pain and such agony and are hurting, and we have the answer. But we keep it to ourselves by not speaking, but also in the way we live and act and treat one another. 

Walk the walk, talk the talk and share Him with other people.

Rev. Dr. Foley Beach

The Most Rev. Dr. Foley Beach serves as the Archbishop of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA), Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of the South (ADOTS), and Chairman of the Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON), representing over 50 Million Anglicans worldwide.

Dr. Beach was the founding Rector and Pastor of Holy Cross Anglican Church in Loganville, Georgia, from February 2004 until December 2013. He was consecrated as the first Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of the South (ADOTS) in the Anglican Church of North America (ACNA) on October 9, 2010.

A graduate of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, the School of Theology at the University of the South, and Georgia State University, Dr. Beach has served in ministry with Young Life, the Episcopal Church, and the Anglican Church.

With over 35 years of ministry experience, Dr. Beach’s passion is to share the Word of God to help others discover the living Jesus. His radio ministry, “A Word from the Lord,” airs weekly on stations across the United States and the Internet. The program includes a 25-minute Biblical teaching segment and daily one-minute messages challenging listeners with Scripture.

Dr. Beach, married for over 30 years with two grown children, resides in the Metro-Atlanta area. Through various platforms like the church, radio, weekly email messages, the Internet, and newspaper columns, he strives to make the principles of the Word of God clear and applicable to daily life.

Sermons

A message from A Word from the Lord Ministries by Archbishop Foley Beach | Jesus’s Followers are called to lift each other up.

Be completely humble and gentle. Be patient bearing with one another in love. Oh, that we could get this in the midst of our being: that our calling is to honor each other, to lift each other up, to praise one another, to encourage each other. 

How often in the church do we get our feathers ruffled and we begin gawking and acting like a bunch of turkeys? Too many of us are not responding to God’s call, but we’re doing our duty. After all, isn’t that what we’ve been taught? 

Our service to God is more than duty to or obligation. It’s calling. It’s in response to Him. 

For more information on A Word from the Lord, visit awordfromthelord.org.

A message from A Word from the Lord Ministries by Archbishop Foley Beach | The Power of Prayer and Fasting

There are times in our life where we need direction from the Lord. There are times where you and I need clarity. We need to gain understanding. We need knowledge and insight from the Lord about the specific things that you and I are going through, and the Lord will speak to us. 

But sometimes it takes us fasting to hear Him, and the Scripture is just loaded with examples of that. I think of the prophet Joel when he received a word that the land was going to be destroyed. What did He do? He called a fast. There are some things that have to be dealt with by prayer and fasting. Fasting releases a spiritual power that I just can’t explain. 

A message from A Word from the Lord Ministries by Archbishop Foley Beach | Sharing God’s Love with Others

He’s blessed us so that we might be blessed in other people. He’s healed us so that we might bring God’s healing power to others. He saved us so that we might be His ambassadors. 

We are in a world of people all around us that are in such pain and such agony and are hurting, and we have the answer. But we keep it to ourselves by not speaking, but also in the way we live and act and treat one another. 

Walk the walk, talk the talk and share Him with other people.

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