Breaking: TRAFFIC UPDATE | Lanes reopen after crash on I-75 North in Bartow County
Things to Do
Things to Do

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

By Jennifer Brett
Oct 6, 2016
matthew-the-preacher
icon to expand image

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

MORE

Explore Photos of Georgia coast evacuating ahead of Hurricane Matthew
Explore Hurricane Matthew forces filming to pause on Georgia coast
Explore Matthew strengthens, evacuations ordered
Explore Lady Chablis’ memorial service postponed due to Hurricane Matthew
Explore Tybee church plans virtual service on Sunday because of Hurricane Matthew

About the Author

Follow Jennifer Brett on twitter
More Stories

Keep Reading

Jennifer "Jenny" Levison, left, and Mitchell Anderson reviewing the script for "Love Letters." (Photo by Courtenay Collins)

Credit: (Photo by Courtenay Collins)

Mitchell Anderson, Jenny Levison share ‘Love Letters’ to food, art, each other

Mitchell Anderson and Jennifer Levison write "Love Letters" to food, art and each other in drama at Synchronicity Theatre.

Review: Elizabeth Lide at whitespace opens a rich, singular attic of the mind

“Oddments of the Lean State,” Elizabeth Lide’s site-specific, full-gallery installation on view at whitespace through April 19, is as rich and singular as its title.

Pollinator Art Space at Goat Farm: small space for big ideas

Located at the Goat Farm, Pollinator Art Space is a home for Atlanta artists to show new work that is either installation or experimentation focused.

The Latest

“Oddments of the Lean State,” Elizabeth Lide’s site-specific, full-gallery installation, is on view at whitespace gallery in Atlanta through April 19. (Courtesy of Whitespace)

Credit: (Courtesy of Whitespace)

Review: Elizabeth Lide at whitespace opens a rich, singular attic of the mind

Mitchell Anderson, Jenny Levison share ‘Love Letters’ to food, art, each other

It’s panda-monium: Atlantans form 50,000-person queue for tickets to Panda Fest

Featured

People join a rally in support for U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention employees on Tuesday afternoon, April 1, 2025, at the Atlanta headquarters after federal cuts triggered significant layoffs. (Photo: Jenni Girtman for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

Credit: Jenni Girtman

Mass layoffs underway at Atlanta-based CDC

Public health experts say the CDC cuts could represent generational damage to health research and the elimination of infectious diseases.

Falcons owner Arthur Blank discusses his hourlong phone call with Kirk Cousins

“I had a long and impactful conversation with him,” the Atlanta Falcons owner said at the NFL annual meeting on Tuesday.

Atlanta rapper Young Scooter died after cutting leg on wood fence, medical examiner says

New details still have investigators asking questions about the death of the rapper, who police say died after falling while running from officers responding to a 911 call.