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Written By: Bobby Smith June 7, 2026 As a global ministry with members spanning across the United States, Canada, and around the world, Hosanna Christian Center believes it is vital to keep our church family informed on major shifts impacting religious freedom. This week, a major legislative shift occurred in Canada that has drawn intense concern from faith leaders, Christian charities, and civil rights organizations globally. On June 4, 2026, the Canadian Senate passed **Bil

As the body of Christ enters the month of June, we arrive at a critical temporal threshold: the exact midpoint of the calendar year. In secular culture, this season prompts rigorous corporate audits, performance evaluations, and the recalculation of fiscal trajectories. For the believer, however, this midyear transition demands a far deeper, metaphysical examination. ​While traditional theological discourse surrounding the blood of Jesus frequently limits its scope to histor

In the velocity of modern life, our minds are constantly propelled forward. We plan for tomorrow, anticipate the next season, and brace for upcoming challenges. Yet, in this perpetual forward momentum, we often bypass the very space where God meets us: the present moment. True spiritual stability is not found in mastering our future, but in surrendering our "now" to the unchangeable character of God. When the noise of the world threatens to disrupt your internal peace, script

Written By: Bobby Smith April 24, 2026 In the tapestry of the Christian life, we often focus on the immediate—the daily battles, the pressing needs, and the seasonal challenges. Yet, Pastor Smith recently reminded us that we are part of something far more expansive than our present circumstances. We are not merely surviving a temporary existence; we are being prepared for an eternal inheritance. At the heart of this perspective is the profound declaration of **1 Peter 5:10**:

We live in a world that thrives on "noise"—not just the audible kind, but the digital, emotional, and situational static that follows us from the moment we wake up. It is no wonder that our hearts often feel like a ship tossed in a gale. In our recent service, Pastor reminded us of Christ’s gentle yet firm command: "Let not your heart be troubled." But how do we practically safeguard our internal peace when our external environment feels like a storm? The answer often lies in