Pastor Gray preaches on being in one accord as the disciples were on Pentecost.
Before Jesus ascended, He breathed on the disciples, opened their understanding of the Scriptures, and told them to tarry in Jerusalem until they were endued with power from on high. As the waited in Jerusalem, they waited in one accord, and God moved.
When you’re in one accord, God does mighty and great things.
On this Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Gray takes us on a journey with Jesus.
You can’t talk about Jesus’ resurrection without talking about His birth. In a plan God put in place before the foundation of the world, Jesus was born, baptized, tempted, performed miracles, died on the cross, then rose to life again.
He is the sacrificial Lamb who redeems us and takes away our sin.
Pastor Gray exclaims we are living in the day of judgment. He examines Matthew 24:37, “But as the days of Noah were, so also will the coming of the Son of Man be.”
God gave the people of Noah’s day 120 years to repent and turn to Him, but they would not. Judgment came upon them the moment God shut the door of the ark.
The world is facing that same judgment as Christ’s return approaches. Repent and turn to Him. When He returns with ten thousands of His saints, He will close the door to repentance.
Pastor Gray encourages us to build our house upon the Solid Rock.
In Matt. 7:24-27, Jesus admonishes us to hear and do what He has said. He likens those who do as wise men, and those who don’t as foolish. The winds and rains of trouble will come, but Jesus is our Solid Rock, the master over all.
Are you wise or foolish?
Pastor Gray delivers a powerful message on fasting.
Fasting helps us both physically and spiritually, and Jesus gave us some guidelines on it in Matthew 6:16-19. First, forgive those who have hurt you. Next, don’t make your fasting obvious like the Pharisees did, but instead, wash your face.
In fasting you don’t starve your body, but you starve the carnality within your body. You will learn to depend on God every day for all your needs.
Pastor Bill Grace discusses Christ’s authority.
Long before David wrote Psalm 23, God used the shepherd’s rod to display His authority. Jesus is the rod and staff, and He has given us His authority. He said we shall do the works He did and even greater works.
Go and do!
Pastor Gray continues his teaching on prayer.
Don’t pray with meaningless repetitions as the Pharisees did. Our heavenly Father knows what we need before we even ask. But we must ask, and we can enter His throne room with confidence and boldness to ask and receive.
Pastor Gray uses Matthew 6:6 to teach on prayer.
In Old Testament times, the people went to the temple to pray. But that temple now resides within every person who believes in Jesus. Our prayer closet is not a physical room, though it can be, but that inner room of prayer—our war room—is within us.
Listen in to learn more and discover the power of prayer.
Pastor Gray continues from last week with Romans 1:16.
The gospel is the power of God for salvation.
The gospel is 4 things: death, burial, resurrection, and Jesus Christ. We are raised with Him and seated with Him in the heavens.
Don’t be ashamed of who you are in Christ.
Powerful ministry took place at Hosanna Fellowship today. Pastor speaks briefly on Romans 1:16, not ashamed of the gospel.
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