Faith for Miracles || Apostle Jeremiah Hosford || 07.27.25
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Faith For Miracles Pt. 3

The sermon, titled "Ask, God Answers," explains that while prayer is important, the series will focus on instances where God's awe-inspiring actions lead people to question His nature. The speaker recounts a personal testimony of the church acquiring a new, debt-free building, and overcoming depression, emphasizing God's presence and peace in the midst of life's "storms" as illustrated by the biblical story of Jesus calming the tempest. The message concludes with an invitation for listeners to invite God into their own challenging situations, asserting His ability to bring peace and supernatural intervention.

Ask, God Answers

The ALC Podcast features Pastor Andy delivering a sermon focused on the importance of an open and receptive heart for Christians to truly benefit from God's word and bear fruit in their lives. He emphasizes that merely hearing with the head is insufficient, as the heart is the true vessel for receiving and applying biblical truths. Drawing from the Parable of the Sower in Mark 4, the sermon explains how different heart conditions (wayside, stony, thorny, and good ground) impact the effectiveness of the word. Pastor Andy stresses that Satan actively tries to steal the "seed" of God's word from a receptive heart, and that persecution and the "cares of the world" can choke its growth, leading to a lack of spiritual fruit. He challenges listeners to guard their hearts, apply what they hear, and expect to "outgrow" their burdens through consistent engagement with God's word, ultimately living a fruitful life rather than merely seeking miracles.

Pastor Andy Hosford || 08.10.25

This podcast episode, from the ALC Podcast, features a sermon centered on the question, "What meanth this?" Drawing heavily from Joel Chapter 2 and Acts Chapter 2 of the Bible, the speaker emphasizes God's unwavering commitment to fulfilling His promises, specifically highlighting the prophecy of the Holy Spirit being poured out on all people. The sermon explains the historical context of Pentecost, recounting the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, and the subsequent descent of the Holy Spirit, which empowered ordinary people and marked the birth of the church. The speaker strongly encourages listeners to embrace a supernatural life where God's inexplicable works lead them to question and marvel at His power, sharing a personal testimony of a prophetic word concerning a Kenyan bishop as an example of such divine intervention.

The ALC Podcast episode focuses on a sermon titled "Why Sit Here Until We Die?", drawing inspiration from 2 Kings chapter 6 and 7 of the Bible. The speaker encourages listeners to shift from a mindset of struggle to one of triumph, emphasizing that God has already brought a breakthrough even if circumstances haven't visibly changed. The sermon highlights four key points from the biblical story of the four lepers: waking up to truth, receiving a prophetic word, understanding God's favor and power, and saying "yes" to God's will. The speaker passionately urges the audience to actively move towards their blessings, asserting that God often waits for human action before intervening, and that a prophetic word can catalyze regional shifts and personal transformation.

Ask, God Answers pt. 4

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This podcast episode, from the ALC Podcast series "Ask God Answers," focuses on spiritual principles for overcoming life's challenges and receiving God's blessings. Drawing primarily from the biblical story of Elisha and the siege of Samaria in 2 Kings, the speaker emphasizes the importance of acting on faith, hearing and responding to a prophetic word from God, and recognizing the enemy as a conduit for one's breakthrough rather than an insurmountable obstacle. The sermon highlights the power of "sound from heaven", a victorious spiritual outpouring, to bring down metaphorical walls and manifest God's will in practical areas of life, such as finances, relationships, and health. The message encourages listeners to move beyond old mindsets and religious complacency, actively engage with the Holy Spirit, and release a sound of triumph, trusting that God will deliver what has already been divinely ordained. The speaker also touches upon personal experiences of divine favor and challenges the audience to align their thoughts and actions with God's word for a transformed life.

Ask, God Answers Pt. 5

The text is an excerpt from a faith-based podcast, likely a sermon or message delivered by a preacher to a congregation. The speaker uses several Bible verses, including passages from Mark, Proverbs, Psalms, and 2 Corinthians, to stress the importance of biblical unity within the Christian church and the nation. A central theme is the idea that true unity must be grounded in adherence to biblical truth and the commands of God, which the speaker contrasts with merely political, racial, or national unity. The speaker also takes a strong stance against certain social issues like abortion and same-sex marriage, labeling those who disagree with the Bible on these matters as heretics and warning against compromise that sacrifices scripture for the sake of worldly agreement. Finally, the speaker references the American flag and the "United We Stand" series to suggest that the church must rise up to bring about a spiritual revival in the United States.

United We Stand || Part 2  •  Apostle Jeremiah Hosford

The source provides an overview of a sermon from the ALC Podcast, specifically titled "United We Stand" part three, where the preacher calls for biblical unity to spur revival in the nation. The sermon, which includes an introduction by a guest named Joshua, focuses on taking back the nation by addressing issues perceived as attacks on American society and the church. Key points include the demonizing of the biblical family, the feminizing of the church, the vilifying of the biblical righteous male/father figure, and the normalizing of sin, sex, and satanic practices. The speaker repeatedly emphasizes that God's people must stand up, full of the Holy Ghost, to counteract these forces and usher in a great harvest of souls, proclaiming that the power of God's word and the anointing of the Spirit will overcome current challenges.

United We Stand || Part 3  •  Apostle Jeremiah Hosford

This sermon delivered at Abundant Life Church (ALC), continuing a series titled "United We Stand." The speaker focuses on current events and cultural issues through a biblical lens, calling for the church to actively combat perceived spiritual and societal threats to the nation and the next generation. Central themes include maintaining biblical righteousness, resisting the "demonizing of the biblical family" and the "feminizing of the church," and declaring that the church is the "Noah" and "Moses" of this time, responsible for saving the generation and seeing the "wealth of the wicked" transferred to believers.

United We Stand pt. 4

This is a sermon from a series titled "United We Stand," delivered by a preacher who explicitly states that the Holy Spirit directed him to wear an American flag while preaching as a symbol that the nation will be carried by "Holy Ghost men and women of God." The speaker addresses various perceived threats to the nation, including the desire to turn the United States away from Christianity, the "demonizing of the biblical family," the "feminizing of the church," and the "vilifying of the biblical father figure." Furthermore, the sermon asserts that Christians are the modern-day "Noah's," "Moses'," "Samuel's," and "David's" of this generation, called to resist cultural wickedness, defeat spiritual giants, and usher in a "pure worship" that shifts the religious and political landscape. The speaker claims to be part of a "flip in the priesthood," whereby God is raising up unexpected people to lead the church and the nation toward revival and wealth transfer.

United We Stand pt. 5

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