The Glory Returns: Pastor Jeremiah Hosford on Preparing for a Move of God
Apostle Jeremiah Hosford, lead pastor of Abundant Life Church in Locust Grove, Georgia, joins Philip Cameron to unpack the revelation behind his book The Glory Returns — a prophetic call for the Church to stop functioning without the manifest presence of God. Hosford traces the origin of this message to a divine download he received in 2021, during a season when cities were burning, churches were silent, and the nation was fractured. "The church has learned how to live without the glory," God told him — and that conviction launched a tent awakening that drew a thousand people a night, with hundreds remaining on the ground until 2 a.m. in extended revival.
Drawing from Exodus, 1 Samuel, and the Day of Pentecost, Hosford builds a compelling biblical case: just as Moses met God at the burning bush while Israel cried out in bondage, the Church today stands at the same crossroads — a nation crying out on one side, and God calling His people up the mountain on the other. He warns that the Church must sever ties with what he calls the "House of Eli" — a system marked by perversion and performance — where gifting is elevated over glory and the Ark of God is treated as a good-luck charm rather than a transforming presence.
Hosford also introduces the "House of Abinadab," where the glory eventually became a bother, and contrasts it with Obed-Edom, whom God blessed daily for hosting His presence. Philip Cameron calls the book essential reading for every pastor and church. Pick up The Glory Returns at jeremiahHosford.com or on Amazon.
