Calvary Tabernacle | Queen City, Texas

Pastor Billy and Pastor Shelby share a message of encouragement.

Pastor Shelby share a message of encouragement

Pastor Shelby continues the message on The Season of Warfare

Pastor Shelby shares a message of encouragement

Women's fellowship guest speaker for 9/05/2026

In this message, we explore the significance of the season of intercession and look at biblical examples. We’ll discover how prayer can move the heart of God, why we are called to pray not only for those we love but even for our enemies, and how the Holy Spirit helps us when we don’t know what to pray.

This message also offers practical ways to develop a stronger life of intercession and become more intentional about praying for your family, church, community, and those who need a breakthrough.

In this message, we cover:

The season of intercession and why it matters

Biblical examples of powerful intercession

How prayer can move the heart of God

The importance of praying for others and our enemies

The Holy Spirit’s role in prayer and intercession

Practical ways to become an effective intercessor

Prayer is not simply about asking God to change circumstances. It is about partnering with Him through prayer and standing in the gap for others.

Pastor Shelby shares an encouraging message.

To everything there is a season, and no matter what season you find yourself in, God is with you. The Christian life is filled with both mountain-top moments and valley experiences. One day you may feel like you are on the mountain, and the next you may find yourself walking through a valley.

But the valley is not the end of your story.

In this message, we explore the different reasons we may find ourselves in a valley. Sometimes the valley is the result of our own decisions, pride, or stepping outside of God’s will. Sometimes others may contribute to the circumstances we face, just as Joseph’s brothers placed him in a pit. And sometimes, the valley is simply a part of living in a fallen world. Not every valley is the result of something we did or a spiritual attack. Sometimes life simply happens.

Regardless of how you got there, God is with you in the valley. When we recognize our mistakes and turn back to God, He is already there to help us. Even when we have to walk through natural consequences, we can be spiritually restored and positioned in His will.

This season is not a time to compare your journey with someone else’s. Everyone experiences valleys, and every season has a purpose. God can use the valley to develop you, strengthen you, and give you the flavor needed to be the salt of the earth.

In this message, we cover:

God’s presence in every season of life

Why Christians experience both mountains and valleys

The different circumstances that can lead us into a valley

How our own decisions can sometimes create valleys

What to do when we realize we have stepped outside of God’s will

How others can contribute to the valleys we experience

The valleys that simply come from living in a fallen world

Why we should never compare our season to someone else’s

How God can use the valley to develop and strengthen us

The importance of praising God and giving Him glory in the valley

The valley is not a place to give up. Praise God in the valley. Trust Him in the valley. Give Him glory in the valley.

If you are in the valley today, remember that valleys are surrounded by mountains. The existence of the valley is proof that there is a mountain ahead.

God is with you in the valley, and He is not finished with you yet.

Pastor Shelby shares an encouraging message.

Pastor Shelby shares a message of encouragement.