Hank and Brenda Kunneman

Hank and Brenda Kunneman

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#WinTheSoulBattle

“Two things I just showed you. Number one, the battle over your soul. Get out of your feelings. Get out of your head. Get out of your emotions. Don't go there. You gotta win the battle. Because if you get over in that, that's not how you win. That's why Jesus said you're to possess your soul. Get a grip on your emotions. Get a grip on your anger, your disappointment, your frustration.”

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#BeTheLight

“then when you recognize that you're getting tired, and I've listened to Christians, well, I think we just need to stay out of politics. That's that's political fatigue. Because if a church, which is to be the light of the world, he didn't say be the light of yourself. Come on. Be the light of the world. Get outside of the church, and wherever there is darkness, especially we see darkness in politics, let your light shine.”

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#ChooseYourContent

“You know why some people are fearful? Because what are they doing? They're feeding in the morning. They get up and they listen to talk radio, and it's giving them a bite bologna bagels. Right? And then at lunch, decide, oh, I'm gonna turn on some more. And now they're getting absolutely lying. I don't know what's lying. Lunch. And they're feeding on it, and all day long they're stewing. And then when they get home, they they kick their shoes off, and they sit in their recliner, and they turn on more negative lying news. And now, for dinner, they're eating disappointment, discouragement, defeat. Oh, we're losing. There's no hope. What are you feeding on?”

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#RememberYourVictories

“The servant slew both the lion and the bear. I'm now a guy who's gonna rehearse my defeats, o king. If he wouldn't rehearse his defeats in the sight of a heathen fool king, Why are we coming foolishly rehearsing our defeats, our problems, our pain, our drama, our sorrows, our disappointments before the mighty king? How many times have we been like David before Jesus? Well, Jesus, just wanna remind you back about ten years ago you healed me. And I know you'll do the same right here now.”

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#JesusAndHisChurch

“telling you, we are at a place in our country where it cannot just be about one back to church Sunday. It has to be about the importance. The most important thing is not president Trump. The most important thing is not the the the democratic party, the republican party, the independent par... Party, the tea party, whatever party you want, your own party. You can cry if you want to. The most important thing, an entity is Jesus Christ and his church. it is worth standing for. It is worth fighting for. It is his way as Yahweh and not our way. And we need some folk that are gonna have the same kind of attitude like that widow. I ain't backing off until I see change. nobody better be sitting this one out.”

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#PrayWithoutCeasing

“But he spoke a parable and he said, men, here's how you stay, not men, but people, how you stay out of out of the quit, the worry, unbelief, negativity. Here's how you avoid being lied to. Here's how you avoid being a a person who's always troubled. need to pray. Keep that connection. Verse two. Now watch, he begins to tell us what to do, saying there was in a city”

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#RenewYourMind

“And I'm asking you today, god of heaven, cause the renewing of our mind the cleansing of our heart. Because you said you will not despise a clean heart and pure hands or clean hands and a pure heart that will not despise. We cannot go to the voting booth if our head has not been renewed. And, Lord, if our heart is not pure, because then the actions of our hands will not be clean. And so I'm asking you today to do these things that we've asked.”

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#BulwarkOfFaith

“because I believe the church is supposed to be the, not a, the disruption to the advancement of evil. We're to be the bulwark and the gate that pushes back the gates of hell. So let's look here at, Acts 17. I'm teaching you something this morning, and my hope is to go down this and show you that the apostle Paul confronted the very same things. I've never caught this before. I I thought, Lord, he is hitting all the same things we think we're fighting today. And I believe this is just so important”

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#FightForOurChildren

“Listen. I know this message may be a little harsh sounding, but it really is truth. And at the end of the day, we need to go down as the generation, Not that God allowed to pass away, and another generation has to go take the promise of the land. We need to be the generation that says, you know what, God? We're gonna fight for our children. We're gonna fight. We're gonna keep standing. We're not gonna give up.”

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#KnowYourCovenant

“Hank translation. He had a revelation of his covenant. That's why he called Philistine what he was, Goliath. He was uncircumcised. He was not part of the covenant. Whatever giant you're facing today, we'll talk about that next week. You need to have a revelation and an understanding of your covenant, our covenant together with God. And you watch your giants fall. It's the very thing he said to to the Philistine. Philistine says, I'm gonna do this and that. Come on. The devil's lying to some of you, you and this, you're gonna say, no. Who are you? You uncircumcised. You're not even of the covenant. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. Sickness. Shut up. Poverty. Shut up. Loneliness.”

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#BuildYourBarn

“The last one is wait. Now, that's the one we don't like in our harvest time. listen, waiting might seem like it's the hardest part, but it's shortened when we prepare our barns. When you're in the season of waiting, build a barn. Because what what that's saying is is I have expectation for a harvest. When we were believing God for children, and again, nothing and you guys have heard me tell the story. Nothing was changing. Marilyn Hickey was here one day, and they were selling these baby blankets. And my mom was here, and she ran out. She goes, I'm buying a baby blanket, and I'm giving it to them. She goes, you guys are gonna use that as a point of contact, and you're gonna pray over that baby blanket until we see the fruit of what we're praying for. We still have that baby blanket. Because what were we doing? We were building a barn. We were building a place. so we started just prepping our faith for that. Amen?”

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#JesusIsTheDoor

“That there are non negotiables in the bible. And we have to know the word and know the scripture. Hey, there are people now, you know you think about this in the in the church, in the church who are getting soft on Jesus is the only way to heaven. Okay? Okay. Why do you think they went and built right here in Omaha, Nebraska, a trifaith community? Well, because you're the Muslim and you're Christians and you know, the Hindus, know, we all just see God a different way, but we can all just be one. No. Jesus didn't say that. There's one way to heaven. Jesus says, I am the door. Muhammad ain't the door. Harry Krishna not the door. Buddha not the door. I am the door. Well, that just sounds like bigotry. I don't care what you say. Jesus said he is the door and that's it. And we're not gonna compromise.”

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#KnowYourBible

“``I believe the greatest thing lacking in the church right now is people don't know their bible. And we're open. We're open game for the devil because we don't know the truth. K. You know the truth. Right? And the truth shall It'll make you free. That truth will make you. It'll cause you to walk in liberty. K? But if we don't know it, amen. So, I would just say a little bit, chew on it every day and then determine to be a doer of it.”

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#FaithForTheNow

“``Don't never say, well, when the Lord get ready. Get ready. He'd been ready before you were born. He's ready before this planet was ever created. He but why are you saying that? All you're doing is putting your your your answer into the future when you want it in the now. Faith can create a future, but it was made for the now.”

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#FocusOnThePromise

“A lot of times the enemy will get you to meditate on, oh, see, it's not working. You hadn't received it in thirty days. Oh, you didn't receive it in a year. Oh, you didn't receive it. How? It's been years since you've been praying about it and still not seeing anything. Wait a minute. Ask yourself the question based on Psalm nineteen fourteen. How much now are you focusing on that it's not come to pass? It's not coming to pass. What are you doing wrong? What did I do wrong? What do I need to do? Rather than what you prayed and what you're expecting for.”

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#AbundantLifeMindset

“Look at Colossians three verse two. What are you meditating on? If you're meditating on your problem, you're meditating, well, I just don't believe God heals today. I just don't believe my marriage will ever be restored and I don't believe I'll ever have a nicer vehicle or a nicer house. That's for somebody else. I don't even think I'll have a nice life. Well, that doesn't support what Jesus said. He said, if you serve him he's come to give you life and life more abundantly. He wants you to have an abundant good life.”

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#StepOutInFaith

“Sometimes we're praying, you only get 20% healed. But you keep confessing it, speaking it, then you get 40% healed. Then 60% healed. Then a 100% healed. Now I say that because there are people in this room in your lifetime you're gonna give a million dollars. Maybe not all at once, but you're gonna give a million dollars. And when you begin to step out in faith to give more than what you have, God releases an angel, an angel of prosperity, an angel of bless you, an angel that will bring the money into you.”

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#KissedByGodAwakening

“We are gonna be kissed by God. Stand to your feet. What does that mean, kissed by God? I'm glad you asked. Look at Acts 10 verses 44 through 46. While Peter yet spoke these words, the Holy Ghost, what? Fell. That's the same word for the father falling on the son. We are about to see acts two sixteen. This is that which was spoken by the prophet Joel or the other prophets who have been prophesying We are in a time of an awakening.”

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#SmallSeedsBigHarvest

“You may thought nobody even noticed you gave that little $20 in your Passover offering or you went out and gave a gift to somebody in the hospital. You may thought nobody noticed it and it may seem like this just this little thing, but nothing is hid that doesn't eventually come abroad. This is what Jesus is saying. Every little seed that is sown positive or negative, right, will eventually come to the surface. Okay? Harvest time always comes. That's the principle. This is what Jesus is teaching. The result always is out there. It will manifest. So, that's why we don't give up when we are sowing righteous seeds.”

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#BattleBeforeConquest

“That's where we're heading in our government. We're heading in our legislation, in our schools, our universities. It's where we're heading in your life with your prodigals, with your marriage. Come on. This is what God has on his heart. It's what he's speaking, and it's what I come in agreement with. Notice the pattern though. How do you get to the renaissance? Notice there has to be a battle. There has to be war. There has to be conflict. Right? In order for there to be a conquest.”

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#DivineJustice

“Why does he judge? Why does he war? Because there are times in the earth where he has to establish law and order. There's times in the earth that he must come and he must establish righteousness and justice or he would not be a just God. There are times where he has to come and he has to bring fierce battles against evil and violence and wickedness and judge it and annihilate it.”

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#PrayDontCompromise

“Watch and pray. Wait and pray. If you would spend as much time praying and worshiping and honoring, complaining, getting mad. Notice what it says. The spirit is he says, don't enter into temptation. I know people in their waiting period. They got tired of waiting for something. So guess what they did? They entered into the temptation of taking the deal. I've watched people marry the wrong person because they got tired of waiting. I've watched people take the wrong job because they didn't listen.”

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#BlessedToBless

“What did he do? He blessed them with silver and gold. He prospered them. And not only did he prosper them physically, but he made sure that they were healed and whole. So I want you to say this. I want you to say, Yeshua, we thank you for your sacrifice. And because of your sacrifice, we are redeemed. And so today, we are asking for your blessing to be upon our lives that we can be a blessing to others. Therefore, we declare that every need that we have is met in excess in abundance, so that we can rejoice, we can give thanks and honor to you, God, but then have enough to be a blessing to others.”

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#EastIsJudgment

“east in the Bible represents judgment. When Cain was removed and or not Cain, Adam and Eve, Right? They were cast out eastward. Judgment. And they went from the you cast your sins as far as the east, that's judgment to what happened to the west? It was removed. That's mercy.”

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#TraceTheRoot

“There shall be no more any vain visions. We have had so many can I just use this word? Undisciplined garbage rhymes with happy but starts with c r prophetic nonsense going on. And God is saying a lot of what people are hearing is that they're they're attacking the legitimate. And here's what you have to be careful. When you attack the legitimate, you have to trace the fruit of that legitimate fruit, those legitimate words, and trace it back to the root. And guess where the root and the source always comes from? The heart of your God.”

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#BeABlessingOnline

“It's to be a blessing. I feel like when you go to a church page, a ministry page and you write something and mean and I disagree with that. To me, it's no different than standing up in a church service and heckling the preacher. There's people in there that might not be saved. We had pastor Doug told me, was it last Sunday? Last Sunday. Last Sunday, four people online on our stream gave their hearts to Jesus for the first time. Come on. We've got to make the Internet an amazing experience. Souls are on the line. So endless strifes, disputes, they're useless and worthless, Paul said.”

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#WatchYourWords

“Israel's journey only should have taken, some historians, theologians say, just a few days. It took them forty years because they kept wandering with their words. They kept saying, God, you aren't. God, you didn't. Lord, when? And they had a stinking attitude, and it caused them to be so stiff neck and rebellious. Wrong words, wrong attitudes will keep you in transition. It's not supposed to keep you there. It's to bring you to your promised land. So watch what you say. Watch your attitude. Well, I sure hope so. Or, boy, I hate this place. But there's something that is available in transition, and the Lord is changing my message again. Go to Luke chapter one.”

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#ThroneRoomSource

“And it's important that as you're watching tonight that you understand that technically there's three sources that information come from that affects the things in the earth. Number one is the throne room. We'll look at this stuff more closely. The throne of God. God speaks by his spirit. Right? Speaks through his son. Whether it be the written word or or the Lord of the church, he speaks. And and what he speaks, we need to hear and we need to pay attention to whether it comes by the voice of the Holy Spirit, which is called the Rhema of God or the written, the logos of God. So the highest information of all is the spirit of God, the spirit of truth, God himself.”

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#May17Rededication

“I wanna continue what we've been talking about. Again, we're looking at something very interesting happening in our country on May 17 year. And that yeah. You can give honor to God. It's really in my lifetime, I don't I don't I don't think I've ever seen it. We're a leader, and the people are summoned to meet, pray, worship, and rededicate the nation back to God. And it's very, very interesting because it coincides, and those of you that are watching, May 17 through July 4 is exactly forty nine days. A completed cycle, seven times seven, forty nine. And then July 5, after two hundred and fifty years of America's reign,”

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#RepairTheAltar

“You're the God that said you're the same yesterday, today, and forever. I believe you. And therefore, if you did it in these examples, you're doing it again. And we will repair the altar. Not only personally in our lives to pray, but God is a people for others and not just ourselves. We call you into our lives, our nation, the earth to be God, glorified.”

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“I I said to God, I immediately as I was typing and my fingers were like sizzling, so to speak. I'm exaggerating that. But but I could feel the anointing and I said, God, and I stopped and I said, father, may I not be one of those that you marvel because I don't believe. I want you to marvel in a sense of, hey, that's my boy. He believes me. I account it as righteousness like I did with Abraham. Abraham was called the friend of God because God didn't have to marvel over why he didn't believe. The Bible said he believed and became a friend of God, and it hit me. One of the attributes of being God's friend is you believe him. And I said, God, you called me your friend, so that means I have to believe you.”

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#BoilingHotPrayer

“``And that's that is the place where we come into a place of unction, effectual fervent boiling hot prayer, watch this of a righteous person and the king or the amplified says it like this makes great power available. Well, how many of you wanna have miracles in your life? You wanna have the operation of the anointing in your life. K. You want God to work in you, through you, with you. Come on. It doesn't just come by being a dumb dumb. It comes because we press in to a skill set in the spirit. And by the way, it's available to every believer that will receive on the holy ghost to step in and walk in it.”

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#AskWithExpectation

“and he said, I now then knowing that all of that example of that guy that was gonna punch the man's door down to get the bread. I want you to have that in your mind and now I say to you, come on, he's still teaching on prayer. I say to you ask. Okay. That word means to make a demand, a request with the expectation to get a result. Okay. When my kids would come home from school when they were growing up, they'd say, mom, can I have a snack? Okay. If I would have said no, which I never did. If I would have said no, you know, or five minutes before dinner, can I have a snack? They never not one time in all the years I remember ever came with the expect expectation to be turned down. Come on kids have more sense with their parents than we have with God. Okay? Ask. He said ask. This is the word. Ask. It means this, in the Strong's it says to make a request in such a way like a child would to a parent in which they would expect a supply to be met.”

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#OnlyJesusNoCompromise

“i keep uh uh the tenants of the faith a little sheet print out sheet in my bible and justremind myself of the things that are non-negotiables right things that are non-negotiable in other words jesus is the only way to heaven period and this culture doesn't like that right now and but that's what we stand for and we will not alter that so there's not going to be a false mixture that well your way to god might be different than mine no there's no way to god but jesus hallelujah and we have to to stay with that”

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#GuardYourHedge

“If you're under attack, ask yourself a question. Am I breaking a hedge? Is there something that's open? Has there been an opening? Now, you gotta understand about this. If you break a hedge, the serpent bites.”

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Questions about Hank and Brenda Kunneman

Visiting

What accessibility accommodations are available?
The information provided doesn’t specify in-person accommodations such as wheelchair access, hearing assistance, or sensory supports. It does offer an option to watch services online. (https://lohchurch.org/worshipwithus/watchonline)

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What is the worship format, and does it vary by service?
Worship includes music and congregational singing: attendees are invited to lift their hands and voices, sing to God, and—in one service—offer a spontaneous song of their own. ( [24:01] )

The sources don’t say whether the worship format varies between services. The church describes its ministry as featuring prophetic ministry in the Holy Spirit, but doesn’t provide a service-by-service worship schedule or format. (https://lohchurch.org/)

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Can someone attend while exploring Christianity or questioning their beliefs?
Yes—you’re welcome to attend while you’re curious or still working through what you believe. Lord of Hosts invites guests and specifically mentions people who are curious about church; you can also watch services online. (https://lohchurch.org/)

Pastor Brenda also describes how some listeners to Paul wanted to come back and hear more before deciding what they believed. ([53:03 from August 20, 2024])

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Is registration required, or can someone simply arrive?
For a regular service, the website doesn’t mention registration, so you can simply arrive. Some special events do require sign-up—for example, the Partner Lunch page says to sign up. (https://lohchurch.org/)

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Beliefs

What are its stated core beliefs?
The materials don’t give a formal, complete creed, but they state these central beliefs:

- **Salvation is through Jesus Christ:** the sermon invites people to believe that God raised Jesus from the dead, call on Jesus, receive forgiveness, and make him Lord of their lives. ([49:58 from October 29, 2024])
- **The Bible is the guide for belief and conduct:** Hank and Brenda Kunneman urge believers to study Scripture and describe repentance, righteous judgment, and Jesus’ resurrection as part of the gospel. ([44:02 from August 20, 2024]) ([48:06 from August 20, 2024])
- **Believers should live in holiness and love:** the teaching emphasizes walking in the Spirit, godly conduct, and treating others with love and kindness. ([44:50 from December 19, 2024])
- **The Holy Spirit is active in the church:** the church’s stated ministry includes the prophetic word and ministry in the Holy Spirit; a sermon also names prophecy, healing, and speaking in tongues as expressions of the Spirit’s work. (https://lohchurch.org/) ([52:18 from December 19, 2024])
- **Christian life includes faith, service, and unity:** believers are urged to serve their communities and church, live by faith, and preserve unity among Christians. ([34:17 from December 19, 2024]) ([53:06 from July 28, 2026])

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How does it practice baptism and communion, and who can participate?
Lord of Hosts offers **water baptism**; interested people can sign up, after which church staff will follow up with details about the next baptism class. Participants must be **at least 12 years old**. (https://lohchurch.org/)

For **communion**, Pastor Hank Kunneman describes receiving a wafer as Christ’s body, breaking and eating it, then drinking from the cup in remembrance of Jesus’ blood. The service includes a moment of worship and gratitude. ([03:01 from April 07, 2026]) ([04:18 from April 07, 2026]) The sermon shows the elements being served to attendees and also invites viewers to take part. It does not specify further eligibility requirements for communion. ([00:00 from April 07, 2026])

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What roles can women hold in church leadership?
Women serve in senior pastoral leadership, executive and worship pastor roles, media production, and children’s ministry leadership. The website identifies Brenda Kunneman as Senior Pastor, Christy Hair as Executive and Worship Pastor and Media Production, and April Hair as Children’s Ministries Director. (https://lohchurch.org/)

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What are its stated policies concerning LGBTQ people?
The supplied church website material does not state a specific policy on LGBTQ people, such as rules for membership, employment, or participation in church activities. (https://lohchurch.org/)

In the sermons, our stated teaching is that there are two genders, male and female, and that marriage is between a biological male and a biological female. ([39:52 from October 06, 2026]) One message distinguishes people “caught in the homosexual lifestyle,” acknowledging that it can be a struggle, from what it calls the “gay agenda.” It also opposes promoting transgenderism to children. ([06:48 from September 16, 2026]) The excerpts express these beliefs but do not set out detailed policies for how LGBTQ individuals are treated in church settings.

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Who leads the church, and how are leaders accountable?
Lord of Hosts Church is led by Senior Pastors Hank and Brenda Kunneman, whom the church identifies as its pastors. (https://lohchurch.org/)

In Brenda Kunneman’s teaching, leaders are ultimately accountable to Jesus, described as Lord of the church, who can address corruption and remove people from leadership. She also cautions members against acting as judge and jury based on incomplete information, encouraging prayer and gentle restoration instead. The available sources don’t describe a formal board or other accountability process. ([44:50 from December 19, 2024])

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Teaching

Which recent sermons would help someone understand the teaching?
The excerpts don’t identify one specific teaching, but these recent sermons are good starting points, depending on the topic:

- **Bold, Bible-based engagement with culture:** Pastor Brenda’s message on preaching truth, repentance, and the church’s role in public life. It connects bold preaching with spiritual maturity and civic involvement. ([09:41 from August 20, 2024])
- **Repentance and sharing the gospel:** Pastor Brenda’s message on calling people to turn from sin while speaking the truth in love. ([40:05 from March 16, 2026])
- **Prophecy and God’s work in a new era:** Pastor Hank’s message on “prophetic threads,” including how he reads repeated biblical patterns and applies them to the present. ([04:59 from November 20, 2024])
- **Growing in faith and Christian character:** A message that draws on 2 Peter 1 to discuss faith, perseverance, godliness, and love. ([01:09:48 from July 30, 2026])

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How does the church talk about sin, confession and forgiveness?
We speak about sin as serious and something to turn away from—not something to excuse or simply accommodate. We teach that repentance means turning from sin and changing our ways to align with Jesus, while recognizing that someone who has gone off track can repent and return to God. ([40:05 from March 16, 2026]) ([01:22:12 from July 24, 2024])

Confession is part of an ongoing prayer life: we’re encouraged to ask God to reveal what needs to change, including less obvious sins such as gossip or slander. We point to 1 John 1:9: when we confess our sins, God is faithful to forgive and cleanse us. ([30:39 from January 28, 2026])

We also teach that forgiveness involves forgiving others. It may take time, and you may not feel it at first; the advice is to choose to say that you forgive and release the person, trusting that feelings may follow. When someone needs correction, the emphasis is on seeking their restoration with gentleness rather than condemning them. ([34:32 from January 28, 2026]) ([44:50 from December 19, 2024])

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How does the teaching approach community and honesty with others?
Brenda Kunneman teaches that community means being connected enough to support one another, pray for one another, and offer loving correction—not trying to manage people from a distance. She describes accountability as “multilayered”: relationships in the local church provide care and checks and balances, and sometimes a trusted person may need to tell us to stop or reconsider. ([37:23 from July 30, 2025])

Honesty should be paired with humility and care. When someone is struggling or at fault, the aim is restoration “in the spirit of meekness,” rather than public shaming or harsh online criticism; she also cautions against judging based on partial information. ([44:50 from December 19, 2024]) At the same time, she encourages people to be open to others’ scrutiny and correction, especially when sharing a teaching or prophetic message, and to maintain integrity in their conduct. ([00:00 from July 30, 2025]; [33:09 from July 30, 2025])

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How does the church approach doubt and suffering?
The church treats doubt and suffering as real struggles, especially during seasons of waiting, and encourages people to meet them with honesty, prayer, and faith rather than giving up. We point to the father who prayed, “I believe; help my unbelief,” as an example of bringing doubt to God. We also teach people to notice fearful thoughts, return to the promises they are relying on, and take a posture of faith. ([33:42 from December 19, 2024])

We acknowledge that delayed hopes can bring pain, discouragement, and even anger at God. In those moments, we encourage people to guard their hearts, be patient, and keep moving forward; Peter’s impulse to return to fishing is used as a warning against quitting while waiting. ([07:02 from April 07, 2026]) The message also offers hope that suffering and delay do not mean God has abandoned someone, and recalls the promise that “all things work together for good” for those who love God and are called according to his purpose. ([51:43 from April 07, 2026])

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How does the church approach faith and work?
The church presents faith and work as connected: work is one place to carry out God-given assignments and be “salt and light,” not a sphere separate from Christian life. Brenda Kunneman encourages believers to ask God where they should be involved and to do the work they find to do wholeheartedly. ([34:17 from December 19, 2024])

That includes showing faith in everyday workplace life. Kunneman described reading her Bible during her lunch break at the bank and being ready to talk about Jesus when conversations opened up. The emphasis is on living out faith and serving with integrity in the places where you already are. ([34:17 from December 19, 2024])

The church also teaches that people have different callings, and that each person’s part matters—not only roles in formal ministry. ([42:49 from July 17, 2025])

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Is an answer based on an official statement or an interpretation of sermons?
It would be an **interpretation of the sermons**, not an official church statement. The website identifies Hank and Brenda Kunneman as pastors but does not give an official statement on this specific topic. (https://lohchurch.org/)

For example, Pastor Brenda urges believers to take their place in the public square and gives examples of biblical figures involved in civic affairs. ([12:10 from August 20, 2024]) She also calls for Christians to speak boldly about civic and cultural issues. ([53:03 from August 20, 2024]) These are sermon teachings, not a formal statement published on the website.

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Community

Which groups currently meet, and when?
The church website lists these prayer groups and meeting times:

- Publishing and Media — Friday at 10:30 a.m.
- Lord of Hosts Worship — Saturday at 9:00 a.m.
- Promise Kids — Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
- CORE Student Ministries — Wednesday at 6:00 p.m.
- The Hammer and the Sword — Saturday at 9:30 a.m.
- Kingdom Business — Saturday at 12:00 p.m.
- Families — Saturday at 10:30 a.m.
- Staff and Media — Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
- USA & Nations — Thursday at 9:00 a.m.
- Prophecies — Wednesday at 11:45 a.m.

The site also offers eChurch Prayer Conference Calls at Sunday 7:00 p.m.; Tuesday 7:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.; Thursday 6:00 p.m.; Friday 6:00 a.m.; and Saturday 7:00 a.m. (https://lohchurch.org/)

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Are there groups or introductory gatherings open to newcomers?
Yes. The **New Members Service** welcomes new local and online members into the church family; the website lists the next service as **Sunday, November 8, 2026**. The church also hosts **National Back to Church Sunday** and invites guests. (https://lohchurch.org/)

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Who can answer a question the published information doesn't resolve?
A member of the Lord of Hosts Church staff can follow up with questions; the website says staff will provide details about the next water baptism class. (https://lohchurch.org/)

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