You have to watch this Savannah preacher's hilarious "sermon" on Hurricane Matthew

Matthew Grady, the executive pastor at Holy Zion Pentecostal Church in Savannah, is in the car like a lot of people, clearing out before the storm.

But Matthew the preacher has a message for Matthew the hurricane. He hollered, broke into song and started preaching up a storm, pardon the pun, in this hilarious Facebook Live session that's left us slain in the spirit!

We ain't scared Matthew !
Posted by Matthew Grady on Thursday, October 6, 2016

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