Every believer in Christ is called—not just to attend church, but to live as a saint, set apart for God’s holy purpose. In this powerful teaching, Bro. Hosanna David explains the true meaning of being a saint, the lifestyle God expects, and how believers can walk in holiness in a corrupt world. This message exposes common misconceptions about grace and challenges Christians to align their lives with God’s standard of purity. If you desire genuine spiritual growth and a deeper walk with Christ, this message will strengthen your foundation. Key Scriptures: Romans 1:7, 1 Peter 1:15–16, 1 Corinthians 1:2, Ephesians 1:4.
In this eye-opening teaching, Hosanna David reveals the true cost of sonship — the price of genuinely becoming and living as a child of God. Beyond divine privilege, sonship demands sacrifice, obedience, discipline, and separation from the ways of the world. This message challenges believers to step into deeper maturity, identity, and holiness.
🔥 In this message you will learn:
What biblical sonship really means
The responsibility of being a child of God
Why discipline, chastening, and correction are signs of true sonship
The difference between being a believer and being a son
How to embrace obedience, holiness, and spiritual maturity
This teaching will stir your heart to live fully committed to God and walk in your true identity as a son or daughter of the Father.
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Many believers claim salvation, yet refuse to live in obedience to God. But the Scripture is clear — we are called unto obedience, not rebellion. In this powerful sermon, Hosanna David teaches:
✅ Why grace is NOT a license to sin
✅ Why God gives us His Spirit — to empower obedience
✅ How true believers are known by the fruits they bear
✅ Why disobedience destroys spiritual growth
✅ The difference between living in the flesh and living in the Spirit
✅ Why obedience is the only path to blessing and eternal life If you struggle with obedience, spiritual discipline, or living a holy life, this message will open your eyes and call you back to the narrow path that leads to life. 📖 “If you love Me, keep My commandments.” — John 14:15 May the Holy Spirit lead you into total surrender to the will of God.
In this message titled “The Great Judgment”, we look deeply into the final destiny of Satan, his fallen angels, and all who follow him. The Bible reveals a coming day when every soul — small and great — will stand before the Great White Throne. The books will be opened, and each person will be judged according to their works (Revelation 20:11–15). Satan’s rebellion began long before man was created (Revelation 12:7–9), and mankind was born into this ancient spiritual war. But God has appointed a day when the devil will be cast into the lake of fire, and all whose names are not written in the Book of Life will share his fate. This message warns every believer to escape Babylon and separate from the world’s corruption (Revelation 18:4). There is still mercy today — but on that Day, only judgment remains. Are you prepared for the Great Judgment?
Many believers see grace only as God’s unmerited favor — but on Judgment Day, grace will also stand as a witness of what we did with the truth we received. In this sobering message, Hosanna David explains how grace not only saves but also holds us accountable to live in righteousness and obedience. Learn how to walk in true grace — the kind that transforms, not excuses sin. 📖 Titus 2:11–12, Romans 6:1–2, 2 Corinthians 5:10
Deep inside, every person wonders how they’ll stand before God on Judgment Day. In this message, Hosanna David reveals a truth that challenges comfort and awakens conscience — grace is not a cover-up for sin, but the power that transforms us before we face the Judge. Many depend on grace but live unchanged; this message exposes that dangerous mindset. Discover how true grace will not excuse rebellion but defend those who walked in obedience and holiness. Grace will not excuse rebellion but defend those who allowed it to shape their lives in obedience. (Titus 2:11–12, Romans 6:1–2, 2 Corinthians 5:10, Hebrews 12:14)
