Resurrection Sunday Sermons by Billy Dupree and Shelby Crump

Guest Speaker Casey Allen from Cross Trail Outfitters

In this powerful dual sermon pastors Billy Dupree and Shelby Crump reminded us that we shall have help! We can rely on God to be our help in the fire and in our time of need.

In this Wednesday night class on church hurt, Pastor Shelby Crump shares a powerful message on restoration and the choices we make to reach it. We have to be willing to let the Holy Ghost heal.

When we experience hurt, our natural response often leads us in the wrong direction, but healing begins when we choose differently. Church hurt is a spiritual issue, and restoration is also spiritual.

In this teaching, he walks through the fruit that comes from hurt and shows how, by intentionally sowing the opposite with restoration in mind, we can begin to produce a new kind of fruit. What we sow matters. The seeds we plant will always become the fruit we see.

Pastor Billy Dupree | 03/15/2026 AM

Pastor Billy Dupree shares an encouraging message on enduring to the end.

Jesus is Lord - The Lordship of Jesus Christ

Pastor Billy Dupree preached on the prodigals coming home.

We were so blessed to hear from Linda Malcolm Hill. She reminded us not to become lazy or spiritually complacent, but to stay obedient to the Lord in every season of life.

If we seek the Lord, He will teach us how to shepherd those around us. But first, we must be led by the One True Shepherd, Jesus, by spending time in His Word, in prayer, and in worship until our cup is filled and overflowing.

We are called not only to shepherd others, but to train the flock to become shepherds too by speaking life, discipling, and preparing the next generation so the work of God continues.

It’s time to pick up our tent stakes, seek the Lord, and make the sacrifices needed to grow. Let’s refuse to be spiritually complacent or lazy, and step into the calling God has placed on our lives.

Pastor Shelby Crump delivered a powerful message on guarding our focus and not becoming distracted by the things of this world. In a time filled with uncertainty, wars, and rumors of wars, we are reminded that our confidence is not in what we see, but in who God is.

Just as the servant in 2 Kings 6:17 could not see the heavenly army surrounding them until Elisha prayed for his eyes to be opened, we too must ask God to give us spiritual vision. There is more happening than what meets the natural eye. God is at work, even when we cannot see it.

As believers, we are called to discern through the Spirit and make decisions based on the truth of God’s Word, not on what we feel or what appears in the natural. When our eyes are fixed on Him, we will not be shaken.

03/01/2026 PM