The Foursquare Church affirms Isaiah 7:14 as a prophecy of the virgin birth of Christ. The church interprets 'almah' as virgin in the context of messianic fulfillment. The virgin birth is a central doctrine in Foursquare teaching and is affirmed as both a historical event and a theological necessity.

The Foursquare tradition, rooted in Pentecostalism and the teachings of Aimee Semple McPherson, emphasizes the supernatural character of Christianity. The virgin birth exemplifies the supernatural power of God working in history: Christ's conception is not of human generation but of divine creative action. This supports the Foursquare conviction that God continues to work supernaturally in the present through the Holy Spirit.

The virgin birth is presented in Foursquare theology as evidence of Christ's uniqueness and his divine nature. Mary's role as mother of God is honored, and her faith is celebrated as an example of yielding to God's supernatural purposes.