Sundays with Hosanna Fellowship

Pastor Gray preaches from Ecclesiastes 12 about kings David, Solomon, and Hezekiah.  Each of these kings had sin in their lives, but the Lord forgave them, as is witnessed in the Chronicles. He does the same for us.

Pastor Gray preaches on Naaman the leper from 2 Kings 5.  Though Naaman was the enemy of Israel, he came to the prophet Elisha for healing. Naaman was told to dip 7 times in the Jordan. How can we apply this to our lives today? Listen in to learn.

Pastor Gray looks at what Jesus accomplished when He said, "It is finished."

Pastor encourages us to examine ourselves for sin that might be hindering our faith and our witness to others.

Jesus came to unbind people from the works of the devil. Pastor Eddie Lawrence teaches on the ministry of deliverance and then ministers deliverance.

Guest Pastor Eddie Lawrence shows us the power of the Holy Spirit and admonished us to teach others to do what Jesus taught us to do.

Guest Pastor Eddie Lawrence preaches on the difference between being filled with the Holy Spirit and being baptized in the Holy Spirit. Afterward he ministers healing.

Pastor examines Matt. 11:28-29, “Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me."

Pastor Gray examines several Scriptures as he shows us the courts of heaven.  Do we know our rights as citizens of God's kingdom? And how do we enter into the courts of heaven to be heard?

Pastor Gray brings us a lesson on Lot and the blessing of Abraham.  Lot was blessed because he walked with Abraham. But Lot chose to walk away from that.  We are under the blessing of Abraham, the blessing of God, the blessing of Jesus, and the blessing of Holy Spirit. Do not walk away!

Guest pastor Don Atkins encourages us on the faithfulness of God.

Pastor Bill Grace looks at the wickedness of the world, Jesus' compassion for the lost, and Lot's life in Sodom.

Pastor Gray preaches on and answers questions about how we are to baptize.  Why should we baptize? How should we baptize? Pastor Gray answers these and more.

Pastor Gray looks at Psalm 23 and shows us what the shepherd does for the sheep and the trust they have for the shepherd.

Pastor Gray preaches on 2 Tim. 1:7, God has "given us the spirit of power, love, and of a sound mind."  How does Satan know how to attack us? Pastor Gray provides the answer using Job 3:25-26. Listen in as he teaches us to understand our words.

Pastor Gray expounds on John 11:25-26, "I am the resurrection, and the life."

Do you want to know the deep things of God?  God has made the way. Pastor challenges us with 1 Cor. 2:9-10.

Pastor Gray examines Philippians 4:6-7, "Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God. And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus."

There has always been a Father, a Son, and a Holy Ghost. And before time, before man was formed, Jesus committed to dying on the cross.

Before the earth was formed, Jesus committed Himself to die on the cross for mankind's sins.  Pastor proclaims Jesus is the light of the world and more.

Pastor Gray preaches on the importance of reading Revelation and heeding its words.

Pastor Gray looks at the downfall of Samson in the Old Testament and  Ananias from the New to bring a lesson for us today.  Can you sin against God, Jesus, and the Holy Ghost and still fall on the mercy of God to be forgiven? The answer is not what you expect.  Listen in to discover the Bible's answer.

Pastor Gray expands on last week's sermon, "The Prosperity of God," and discusses what Jesus expects us to be doing.

Pastor Gray ministers on the difference between prosperity and wealth.  Wealth is silver and gold, money. The rich hoard that money, but the wealthy give it away. So what then is prosperity?  Listen in and learn that nothing can stop the prosperity of God.

Pastor Grace admonishes us to be disciples for the Lord, hungry and thirsty for the Word.  But there are no shortcuts to becoming mature disciples and it starts with examining ourselves today.