Sundays with Hosanna Fellowship

Pastor Gray preaches on John 1:29, which declares Jesus takes away the sin of the world.  That word takes is present tense, meaning Christ takes away the sin of the world every day to those who come to Him in repentance. And when we do, He takes the world out of us.  Listen in for more.

Pastor Gray makes a comparison between sugar and honey.  Sugar is toxic and extremely damaging to our bodies, yet it tastes so good. Sugar equates to the easy life. Honey never spoils.  Seventy-five percent of what makes up anointing oil is bitter. Jesus is the Messiah, the anointed One. The cross and the stripes Christ suffered were bitter. But His sacrifice is honey from the rock for our salvati...

Pastor Gray preaches on 1 Peter 1:23-25, you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation.  Pastor exhorts us not to let the spirit of Antichrist silence us, but to take our place as God's people and to stand up to proclaim His name. 

Pastor Terry Duree expounds on Isaiah 40. Seek God and trust Him. He has our answers.

Pastor Bill Grace examines 2 Timothy 3:1-5 and 4:2-4.  Having the recipe for godliness is no good without also having the ingredients.  Listen in as Pastor Bill encourages us to recognize the power of God and be ready in season and out of season.

It's time for another Wednesday night Bible study. Pastor finishes chapter one and crosses over into chapter two.  Pastor looks at Paul's 17 years apart from the Jerusalem church and how he was taught the Gospel of Christ.

Pastor Gray examines Matt. 24:4, "See to it that one misleads you." Not in body, mind, or spirit.  In the troubling times ahead, nation will rise against nation, kingdom against kingdom. What nations are those and what kingdoms? How can we ensure we won't be deceived by the Antichrist?  Listen in to today's sermon.

Grab your Bible. It's time for Wednesday night Bible study as we look at Galatians 1:18-20.  Pastor pays particular attention to Paul's statement "I am not lying."

Pastor Gray delivers a unique Mother's Day message.  When the angel Gabriel delivered his message to Mary, he stated 7 specific things about Jesus. How did Mary receive this, and what did she do with this information as she walked out her journey with her Son Jesus? Listen in.

Pastor Gray covers Galatians 1:14-20 in our continuing study.  He pays particular attention to what occurred before the foundation of the world.  Grab your Bible, follow along, and learn with us.

Pastor Gray examines Gal. 2:19: "For through the Law I died to the Law, so that I might live to God."  There are those in history and those today who say that in addition to accepting Christ they must also still keep the Mosaic law. Pastor Gray refutes that in his look at Gal. 2:19-20. Listen in.

Pastor Gray admonishes the church on the importance of an intimate relationship with Jesus.  The foundations of our country, of marriage, of the church are crumbling because we have put aside God. But Jesus says, "I will show you what it’s like when someone comes to me, listens to my teaching, and then follows it. It is like a person building a house who digs deep and lays the foundation on solid...

We continue our study of Galatians with 1:11-14. Grab your Bible, follow along, and grow in your faith. 

Pastor Gray exclaims today is the day of salvation.  The church in America has been living in the gilded age, but God is bringing forth His true church as gold in the refiner's fire. The church has entered the Refiner's fire.  What dross will melt away from you?

Pastor Gray  continues his study on the book of Galatians. In this message, he covers 1:6-10.  Listen in and study along with Pastor and members of Hosanna Fellowship. Our apologies, about halfway through Pastor's microphone died, so there is a gap in the message.

What does the Word say about the resurrection of the dead in Christ? What does it say about the order of the resurrection?  Pastor gives an answer from 1 Thes. 4 and 1 Cor. 15. Turn there and join us in listening to today's teaching.

Pastor Gray begins a study on the book of Galatians. In this message, he covers 1:1-5. Listen in and study along with Pastor and members of Hosanna Fellowship.

Pastor Gray examines Jesus' words on the cross, "why have You forsaken Me?"  The Father cannot look on sin; therefore, had to turn His face away as Jesus took our sin upon Himself. But Holy Spirit was there with Him every moment.  Listen in for more.

Pastor Gray takes a look at four earthquakes mentioned in the Bible.  The earth felt the crucifixion and the resurrection and responded with earthquakes. The earth is groaning even now for Christ's return. Listen in and learn more.

Jesus makes His triumphal entry into Jerusalem.   It has been 3 years since the first cleansing of the temple. But no reformation has occurred, and Jesus cleanses it again before going to the cross. Pastor Gray declares what was declared on that day: Jesus is King of kings and Lord of lords.

Jesus cleansed the temple twice. As we approach Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Gray examines the first time Jesus did this.  What would Jesus do if He came to your house? Would He be pleased or not?

Pastor Gray looks at Matthew 5:14, we are the light of the world.  There are no gray areas with Jesus. He is the light of the world. As His followers, His light comes to the world through us. We are also the salt of the earth.  God doesn't challenge us to become light to the world or salt to the earth. He simply states, "You are the light and the salt."

Pastor Gray gives us an encouraging message about what it is to be an overcomer.  Those who are born of God become sons of God, and He desires that we become mature sons who overcome. (There are some sporadic audio issues.)

For today's Christian, the baptism of the Holy Spirit is standard equipment, not an option.  Pastor Gray preaches about the power that comes with the baptism of the Holy Spirit and that it is essential for our lives today.

God is ready to bring revival, but are His people ready for it?  Pastor Terry Duree examines several Scriptures to point out God's love for us and the power and authority He has given us. Trust God and His Word to us.