Saved for God's Glory | Exodus 1:1-7

Prayer Under Pressure | Exodus 1:8-22

Are the pressures of life getting the best of you? Jacob's family numbered 70 people when they settled in the land of Goshen in Egypt. Though Jacob and his sons all died in Goshen, God blessed the children of Israel and caused them to grow and multiply in Egypt. Times were good until a pharaoh came to power who did not know of Joseph or Jacob, and feared the growing population of the Hebrews. This week we finish Exodus 1 and read what happened when the Egyptians enslaved the children of Israel. We'll see how God continued to bless his people in the midst of their oppression and how he specifically blessed those individuals who feared him more than they feared pharaoh. And we'll learn how God still uses the pressures of life to draw us closer to him today.

Hosanna's 50th Anniversary Service

Hosanna turned 50! Come celebrate 50 years of ministry at Hosanna Christian Fellowship. This week we look back on the work that the Lord has done through the eyes of pastors and leaders who have served in the church and in the community. Come take a walk with us down memory lane, as we praise the Lord for what He has done in the last 50 years and look forward to what He will do in the next 50!

Saved for God's Glory | Exodus 1:1-7

The story of salvation continues! Genesis ended with Jacob's family moving to Egypt to escape the famine in the land of Canaan. And Exodus begins without skipping a beat, picking up right where Genesis left off. Though they have different names, these books are not two separate stories but one continuous story of God's salvation for the whole world! This week we begin our study of the book of Exodus with an overview of what the book is all about. We'll look at how Exodus is a continuation of Genesis, as God fulfills the promises He made in Genesis. And we'll look forward to how the stories of Exodus connect to the New Testament and the promises God fulfilled to us through Jesus Christ

An Example of Motherhood | Ruth 1

The book of Ruth recounts the story of how Boaz becomes the kinsman redeemer for Ruth and how they fit into the family line of King David. But long before their marriage, the widowed Ruth chose to leave her home in Moab to follow her Jewish mother-in-law, Naomi, back to the land of promise. What kind of example did Naomi have on Ruth that would lead her to leave Moab and embrace Naomi's God? This week Cedric Evans shares a message with us from the first chapter of Ruth on Naomi's example of motherhood. We'll look at Naomi's selfless love for her daughters-in-law and her enduring faith that would lead Ruth toward trusting in God. And then we'll look at we should respond to our own mothers with love and honor.

Jesus: I AM the Light of the World | John 8:12

What does it mean to be the of the world? In the beginning God called the light into existence and that light shone over an unformed and chaotic earth. Two thousand years ago, Jesus proclaimed "I am the light of the world." It may seem obvious that Jesus was teaching us that He brings light into a spiritually dark world, but do we understand the full weight of what that means? This week Pastor Rik shares a message with us from John 8 about what Jesus meant by His statement "I am the light of the world." We'll look at what both light and darkness represented throughout the Old and New Testaments and the overarching story of light v. darkness throughout the overarching narrative of the whole Bible. And then we'll ask ourselves, as modern-day followers of Jesus, how are we reflecting His light to a dark and chaotic world.