Calvary Tabernacle Podcast

In this sermon, guest pastor Dr. J. Peters speaks on the truth about the heart. He reminds us of the importance of doing the heart work God calls us to so that we can come into agreement with Him and His Word. We must turn away from pride and guard against being double-minded.

Peter knew what it felt like to be under fire by denying Jesus three times and carrying the weight of failure. But God didn’t leave him there. The fire revealed his need for grace, and at Pentecost, the fire of the Holy Spirit transformed him with boldness, power, and anointing. We all face the fire such as trials, accusations, lies, and attacks. But the same fire that refines us is the fire that fills us. When the fire of the Holy Spirit comes in, you’ll have power to overcome, to break generational chains, and to stand with boldness like Peter. Listen to this message from John 18:25–28 and be reminded: when you’re under fire, God is with you in the flames.

Be encouraged by this joint message! Pastor Billy Dupree shares from Romans 8:28 on how we should not confer with flesh and blood, reminding us to listen to the Lord instead. Then Pastor Shelby Crump follows by preaching on how we, as believers, are truly blessed and challenges us to consider what we do next with the blessings God has given us.

Distraction is one of the enemy’s greatest weapons against the church. Instead of standing united and focused on advancing the Kingdom, too often believers get caught fighting each other—or consumed by circumstances and even the “good” things in life. In this message, Pastor Shelby shares from Nehemiah 6:1-14 and Ephesians 6, reminding us that we must stay faithful, focused, and prepared for the real battle. Drawing from the story of Gideon’s 300, he challenges us to avoid the trap of distraction that cost the Midianites their victory. It’s time to rise up, stay on guard, and get busy doing the work of the Father.

In this powerful service, Guest Speaker Fred Calhoun, Pastor Billy Dupree, and Pastor Shelby Crump brought forth a timely word about staying on the platform of Jesus. Speaker Fred Calhoun spoke on being on the right team with Jesus when we are called up to meet him in the sky. He said “If you want to doubt, pout or live without this isn’t the church for you” when speaking about Calvary Tabernacle. We very much appreciate him visiting our church. From Luke 4:18, Pastor Billy reminded us that the platform of Jesus has never changed—it has stood for over 2,000 years and it is still anointed today. Every believer has a ministry, and we are all called to be useful in the body of Christ. Just as the Dead Sea has no outflow, a Christian without release becomes stagnant—we must let the Spirit flow through us. Pastor Billy emphasized that Jesus came to heal the brokenhearted, set the captives free, and invite us to live in the power of His Spirit. His arms are always open, no matter your past. When God sets you f

Pastor Billy Dupree shared an encouraging message titled The Church Has a Future.

He that hath an ear, let him hear. In this sermon, pastor Shelby preaches on the importance of hearing from the Lord yourself and not relying on others to do it for you. He teaches on how to know if what you hear is from God. It is time to grow spiritually and have that individual relationship with Jesus!

God has called each of us for such a time as this to operate in our anointing. The anointing of dominion is for this time, this place, and the calling God has for you.

In this powerful message from Genesis 24, we uncover how a simple act of obedience—watering camels—became the key that unlocked Rebekah’s divine destiny. She wasn’t just serving a stranger; she was preparing the very camels that would carry her into the next chapter of her life. Pastor Shelby uses the illustration of watering camels and draws parallels on how we can also water "camels" in our Christian walk to be obedient to the Lord: prayer, praise, worship, reading the Word, and holiness through repentance. These “camels” may seem demanding, but if we keep watering them, they will carry us through the deserts of life and into God’s promises. You may think you’re just doing a small task, but what if that act of faith is the very thing God uses to carry you to your destiny. Don’t quit. Don’t neglect your camels. Keep watering them.

Pastor Billy Dupree & Shelby Crump

More than programs, personalities, or production—what the Church needs most is the manifest presence of the Lord. In this message, we are reminded that the Ark of the Lord symbolized more than just a golden box—it represented the very presence of God, and with it comes blessings. Today, the Church must return to its foundation: seeking and hosting the presence of God above all else. It is His Spirit that empowers, guides, convicts, and transforms. Without Him, we are just going through the motions. When the Holy Spirit is truly present, people will come—not for a show, but for an encounter. Blessings, healing, and revival flow from the presence of the Lord. Let us be a church that doesn’t settle for anything less.

In this Sermon by Pastor Billy Dupree, He encourages us to seek the Lord and minister unto Him and then come together with each other and pray in unity with each other. The Power of Unity in Prayer "Minister Unto the Lord" | Pastor Billy Dupree | Full Sermon 7-20-25 AM

Pastor Billy Dupree shares a message on prayer.

In this powerful message, we dive deep into the truth behind the Baptism of the Holy Ghost. There are three baptisms that Scripture outlines: Baptism by the Holy Spirit into the Body of Christ (1 Corinthians 12:13) Water Baptism – an act of obedience and public declaration of faith (Matthew 28:19, Acts 2:38) Baptism in the Holy Ghost – for empowerment, boldness, and supernatural living (Acts 1:8, Acts 2:3-4) Sin separates us from our power source, but the Holy Spirit reconnects us to it. When filled with the Holy Ghost, we’re not just called to live—we’re called to live empowered, bold, and holy.

Scripture: Exodus 12:31–41 | Psalm 105:36-37 In this timely and challenging message, Pastor Shelby Crump reminds us that when God calls us out of bondage, He doesn’t just call us to leave—He calls us to plunder the enemy and walk out in freedom and abundance. The Israelites didn’t leave Egypt empty-handed. They walked out with their children, their livestock, and the riches of Egypt. They left with more than they came with. In the same way, God is calling us to pack our bags—to take our families, our faith, our purpose, and everything He’s given us into the freedom He provides. Don’t leave anything behind in Egypt. Don’t settle for the bare minimum of what God has for you. And you don’t have to carry it all alone. God will give you the strength, and when the weight feels too heavy, the church is here to help carry the load.

In this week’s episode, we continue our study on The Total Man by diving deeper into Galatians 5:16–25. We wrapped up our conversation on the works of the flesh and shifted into the fruit of the Spirit—how they are not just good traits, but supernatural evidence of a life led by the Holy Spirit. The works of the flesh lead to death, but the fruit of the Spirit leads to eternal life. You have a choice—and your life will show what you're rooted in. We break down each fruit of the Spirit and explore what it means to truly walk by the Spirit and not by the flesh.

In this powerful Sunday night message, Pastor Shelby Crump preaches a sermon titled “Coming Back.” Starting with Ecclesiastes 11:1 – “Cast your bread upon the waters, for you will find it after many days” – Pastor Shelby reminds us that nothing sown into the Kingdom is ever wasted. Whatever you sow, you shall reap. What you thought was gone is on its way back. This message is full of hope and faith for anyone who’s been in a season of lack, grief, or waiting. God is faithful, and His Word does not return void.

In this powerful message, Pastor Billy Dupree shares how Christians have the ability to thrive—even in the midst of chaos. As followers of Christ, we are not called to blend in with the world—we are called to be set apart. Our lives are a living advertisement for Jesus, reflecting who He is and revealing that He is with us. Even when everything around us feels uncertain, we can still thrive through Him. How bright does your light shine in chaos? Let this message inspire you to live boldly for Christ and invest your energy into building His Kingdom, no matter the circumstances.

In this episode, we continue our series on The Total Man, focusing on how to live with a healthy body, mind, and spirit. We dive into Galatians 5:16–25 and talk about what it means to crucify the flesh and identify the root of sin in our lives. It’s not enough to just cut down the tree—we have to deal with the root system, or it will try to grow back. We also explore how God can still bless, redeem, and use us even after we’ve fallen. David, Samson, and Peter each failed in major ways, but God still used them for His glory. There may be consequences, but there’s also redemption.

In this Sunday Night Sermon, Pastor Shelby Crump preaches on spiritual warfare. In these last days, as darkness seems to grow bolder, we don’t have to live in fear or defeat. We’ve been given spiritual authority through the Holy Spirit to stand firm, shine bright, and fight back. Our enemy is not flesh and blood, but the same evil spiritual forces that have been working since the beginning. This message reminds us that the battle belongs to the Lord—and it’s by His Spirit, not by our strength, that victory is won. We’re not called to simply survive—we're called to take back what the enemy has stolen from the Church. It’s time to walk in the dominion and power we’ve been given and be the light that drives out darkness.