Calvary Tabernacle Podcast

In this message on tithes and offerings Pastor Billy Dupree shares that tithing is a command from God. Giving back what is already God's is a way to open the windows of heaven and the flow of blessings that come from obedience in giving.

In this continuation of last week’s Bible study, Pastor Shelby Crump takes a deeper look at 1 Thessalonians 5:23, exploring the makeup of the whole man—body, soul, and spirit—and how we are created in the image of God: three in one. This session also dives into Galatians 5:16–25, focusing on the works of the flesh listed in verses 19–21. Pastor Shelby taught on specific sins such as hatred, strife, seditions, heresies, envy, and drunkenness. It was a powerful time of reflection, examining what it means to walk in the flesh versus walking in the Spirit—and how the fruit of the Spirit stands in direct contrast to the works of the flesh.

Recognize the places where demonic influence is prevalent, so you do not fall for the schemes of satan. This is part 5 of the "Knowing Your Enemy" teachings from Pastor Shelby Crumps Spiritual Warfare series on Sunday Night.

Enjoy the full Father’s Day service featuring an all-men worship team leading in praise, followed by a powerful message from Pastors Billy Dupree and Shelby Crump. Pastor Billy Dupree shares how every father is called to speak blessings over his home. Faith speaks—and when the spoken Word and the Spirit work together, families are changed. Pastor Shelby Crump brings a message on what it means to be a child of God and how the events in our lives—both the hard and the miraculous—are meant to bring glory to our Heavenly Father. In the story of Lazarus, Jesus said his sickness was for the glory of God. After Lazarus died and was raised, many believed. The same is true for us—our lives are meant to bring honor and glory to the Father. God is glorified: When you are sick, He can get the glory. When you are dead, He can get the glory. When you are resurrected, He can get the glory. And when you live again, He can get the glory.

In this continuation of last week’s Bible study, Pastor Shelby Crump dives deeper into 1 Thessalonians 5:23, exploring the makeup of the whole man—body, soul, and spirit—and how we are created in the image of God: three in one. This episode focuses on the body and its vital role in spiritual wholeness. Pastor Crump teaches that our body will either serve the Spirit or serve sin—there’s no neutral ground. Only when the Spirit is in charge can we truly be whole. The Word of God helps us rightly discern the difference: “For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any twoedged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.” — Hebrews 4:12 (KJV) He also references Galatians 5:16-21, showing that the lusts of the flesh are in constant opposition to the Spirit. Without the Spirit leading, the flesh pulls us away from God’s will and into sin: "Walk in the Spirit, and ye shall not fulf

Pastor Shelby Crump preaches the importance of knowing your enemy and how to recognize demonic and dark powers.

In this sermon both Pastor Billy Dupree and Shelby Crump preached that no matter the troubles you face or the adversaries that come against you, "You Shall Have Help". God is for you and Jesus is the answer to any problem you could ever have.

In this episode, Pastor Shelby recaps last week’s message on the whole man—body, soul, and spirit—and leads us into a deeper conversation on the significance of threes in God's design. Together, we explore the nature of God, the image we’re made in, and the discussion around the Trinity. We’re reminded that we are called to be yielded to the Spirit of the Lord—listening to His convictions and trusting the process of sanctification, which requires time, obedience, and surrender. This was a powerful and insightful night with multiple voices bringing fresh perspectives to the table. Don’t miss this conversation on living fully as the total man God designed you to be.

This week, Pastor Shelby preached from Isaiah 6:1–10, where we witness the prophet Isaiah encounter the glory and holiness of God. in a vision of the throne room of God. Overwhelmed by the presence of the Lord, Isaiah confesses, "Woe is me," recognizing his own sin and unworthiness. Yet God, purifies Isaiah through the touching of the hot coal to his lips—a foreshadowing of the purification we would receive through the sacrifice of Jesus. Isaiah’s story doesn’t end with shame; it leads to purpose. He moves from "Woe is me" to "Here I am, send me." That same transformation is available to us today. As a church, we’re committed to walking alongside believers—not letting anyone stay stuck in the "woe is me" stage, but helping equip and encourage each person to step boldly into what God is calling them to do.

In this series on spiritual warfare, Pastor Shelby Crump teaches the tactic of knowing your enemy by preaching on the origin of Demons.

Shelby Crump preached a message on Psalm 77:11-15 and reminded us to remember what the Lord has done.

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In this full sermon, Pastor Billy Dupree preaches the importance of being long-suffering while moving out of the graveyard of dead hopes onto the front porch of opportunities.

In this sermon on spiritual warfare, pastor Shelby Crump preaches on the apparel of a warrior as described in Ephesians 6. This is the start of a series on spiritual warfare.

In this Sunday night sermon, pastor Shelby Crump preaches about the manifestation of the Spirit and the connection between the gifts of the Spirit and the fruit of the Spirit.

Pastor Shelby shares a message on still waters running deep and how God is doing big things.

Pastor Billy Dupree shares a message of encouragement!

Pastor Billy and Shelby share an Easter celebration message.

Pastor Shelby shares a message that the house of the Lord will be raised above the other hill.

Pastor Shelby shares an encouraging message of the overflow that comes after the pressing and shaken.