Apostle Paul is among the top defenders of the Gospel. No sacrifice was too much for him to pay in defending his faith. Paul is a strong example of a believer who defended the faith with boldness, wisdom, and endurance. He was once a persecutor of the Church, but after encountering Christ, his life was completely transformed. From that moment, he became fully devoted to the gospel he once opposed. He travelled widely, taught the truth, corrected false teachings, and encouraged believers to remain strong in the faith. He spent hundreds of hours writing Epistles in the defense of the Gospel. Despite many trials, Paul never turned back. His life shows us that defending the faith requires not only knowledge of the truth but also courage, sacrifice, and total commitment to Christ.
Many people hear God’s call, but only a few are truly chosen. In this teaching, we explain the difference between being called and being chosen, and what it takes to be ready for God’s kingdom.
The world is full of darkness, confusion, and moral decline, yet God calls His people to be agents of light. In this message, we learn that Jesus Christ is the true Light who came into the world, and everyone who follows Him is called to shine in the midst of a crooked and perverse generation. From the very beginning, when God commanded light to shine out of darkness, His purpose has always been to bring life, truth, and righteousness to mankind. As believers, we have been delivered from the power of darkness and brought into the kingdom of light. Therefore, we must not hide our light but live in such a way that our lives reflect the glory of God before the world.
The Bible warns that not every fire on God’s altar comes from God. Nadab and Abihu were priests, yet they died because they offered strange fire—fire the Lord had not commanded. Their judgment reveals a serious truth: God rejects worship, ministry, and power that do not originate from Him, even when they appear religious.
Today, the Church faces a similar danger. Spiritual pollution has entered many pulpits. Holiness is being replaced with entertainment, and obedience with excitement. Many gatherings look spiritual but lack reverence for God. When God’s commands are ignored, the altar becomes polluted.
A dangerous belief has also crept into ministry: “Let us do evil that good may come.” Scripture condemns this thinking. God never permits sinful methods, deception, or dark powers to achieve “good” results. The end never justifies the means in God’s kingdom.
The Bible speaks of prophets who prophesied by Baal—speaking under a false spiritual source while claiming divine authority. In the same way today, some ministers operate with supernatural power that does not come from God. Miracles, prophecies, and crowds are not proof of divine approval.
God also condemns shepherds who consume the sheep instead of feeding them. Such leaders exploit God’s people, drain them spiritually, and build personal empires. These ministers are a threat to genuine pastors and sincere believers because they deceive, divide, and draw followers to themselves rather than to Christ.
Scripture makes it clear that God is against false prophets. Their judgment is certain. Those who refuse to repent, along with those who love deception, face eternal consequences in the lake of fire.
The Church must wake up. Believers are commanded to test every spirit, return to Scripture, and pursue holiness. God is purifying His altar in this generation.
The issue is not whether fire is burning—but whether the fire is from God.
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.
