Sermon #1599 — In the Potter's Hands

Rev. Tommy Berridge explores Jeremiah's visit to the potter's house, revealing how God patiently shapes believers through seasons of refining, waiting, and surrender. Drawing from the lives of Saul, David, Joseph, Jesus, and his own personal testimony, he reminds the church that hardship is often preparation for greater purpose. Rather than resisting God's process, believers are encouraged to trust the Potter's hands and become vessels of honor for His Kingdom.

Sermon #1598 — Praying in the Spirit

Pastor Jason Sharp presents a biblical study on the gift of the Holy Ghost and the role of praying in the Spirit throughout the Christian life. Walking carefully through the Book of Acts and several New Testament passages, he explains how prayer strengthens believers, aligns hearts with God's will, builds unity within the church, and equips Christians for spiritual warfare. This message invites every believer to pursue a deeper walk with God through Spirit-led prayer.

Seven Breakthroughs for Apostolic Revival | Pastor Jason Sharp | Sermon #1597

What does it take for revival to move from a moment to a movement?

In this powerful Wednesday evening teaching, Pastor Jason Sharp walks through God's blueprint for lasting apostolic revival. Beginning with Moses' leadership structure in Deuteronomy and Solomon's warning against compromise, he then explores seven spiritual breakthroughs found throughout the Book of Acts that transformed the early church.

From prayer in the Spirit and miracles to delegated authority, soul-winning, vision, and multiplication, this message challenges every believer to faithfully steward the influence God has given them.

Whether you lead a family, a ministry, a care group, or simply desire to be used by God, this message will encourage you to pursue deeper spiritual growth while helping others reach their full potential in Christ.

Primary Scriptures: Deuteronomy 1 • 1 Kings 11 • Acts

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Pastor Jason Sharp teaches that worship is much more than music or emotion—it is a life fully surrendered to Jesus Christ. Through examples from Abraham, Moses, Jesus, Daniel, and others, this message reveals that true worship is demonstrated through obedience, humility, sacrifice, and unwavering devotion to God.

Discover what it means to worship the Father in spirit and in truth and why God is still seeking true worshipers today.

Pastor Jason Sharp teaches from 1 John 1 that Christianity was never intended to be a secondhand experience. The apostles proclaimed what they had personally seen, heard, and experienced so that others could enter into fellowship with the Father and His Son.

This message challenges believers to pursue a daily relationship with Christ, reminding us that lasting joy is found not in circumstances but in intimate fellowship with Jesus.

Grace isn't simply something God gives us—it's the divine blueprint He places into our hands.

Pastor Jason Sharp explores how Noah, Titus, and the teachings of Jesus reveal that grace always calls believers toward obedient action. As Calvary prepares for revival, this message reminds us that every Christian has a unique assignment from God and that unity within the church is essential for reaching the harvest He is preparing.

Led by the Spirit centers on one foundational question: "How's God lead you?"

Beginning with Romans 8:14, Bishop Paul Sharp teaches that every child of God should expect to be led by the Holy Spirit. God's leading is not reserved for pastors or missionaries—it is the normal Christian life. Throughout the message, he demonstrates that God's direction often comes as a gentle prompting, desire, conviction, or inner knowing that requires a response.

Using stories from his own life—including his calling to marry Sister Sharp, entering ministry, planting Calvary Christian Center, purchasing church buildings, and responding to prophetic direction—he illustrates that God's greatest works begin when ordinary people obey extraordinary promptings. The repeated challenge is clear: you cannot receive what God has for you if you refuse to pursue what He is placing in your heart.

Pastor Jason Sharp builds upon this foundation by sharing deeply personal experiences of learning to hear God's voice through prayer, submission, and obedience. He explains that seasons of spiritual silence were not God's rejection but God's training, preparing him to trust spiritual authority and surrender his own will. Once he submitted fully to God's process, revelation flowed again.

The latter portion of the service shifts from personal discipleship to corporate vision. Testimonies, prophetic dreams, and words regarding Calvary's future expansion remind the congregation that God has been preparing this church for decades. The service concludes with an extended altar call inviting believers to pursue spiritual gifts, ministry callings, and deeper sensitivity to the Holy Spirit.

Ultimately, the message teaches that being led by the Spirit is both the evidence of spiritual maturity and the pathway to God's purpose.

Pastor Jason opens by leading the congregation into enthusiastic praise, reminding them that praise changes the atmosphere and shifts the heart away from complaining and toward gratitude. He encourages believers to recognize God's goodness daily and to cultivate a lifestyle of thanksgiving.

He then transitions into an update on preparations for the upcoming Jesus Tent Revival, emphasizing that outreach extends beyond organized events. Through personal stories—including conversations at a restaurant and testimonies of recent visitors—he illustrates how God creates opportunities for everyday believers to minister through simple acts of kindness, genuine relationships, and Spirit-led conversations.

Using the ministry of John the Baptist, Joshua and Caleb, and the Great Commission, Pastor Jason challenges the church to identify and remove every excuse that keeps them from being used by God. Whether the excuse is fear, insecurity, lack of knowledge, or waiting for the "right time," he insists that God's power—not human perfection—is what qualifies believers for ministry.

The service concludes with an extended altar call inviting the congregation to surrender their fears, declare an unconditional "yes" to God's will, and begin living as "walking revivals" who expect God to work through them wherever they go.

Every believer knows what it feels like to wrestle with competing desires. The flesh seeks independence, comfort, and self-rule, while the Spirit continually calls us toward obedience, holiness, and life. Pastor Jason Sharp opens Romans 8 by reminding the church that victory begins with recognizing this internal battle.

Using Paul's teaching, he explains that carnality is more than occasional weakness—it is a mindset that resists God's authority. Walking in the Spirit requires daily surrender, allowing God's Word to confront areas of self-will while trusting His Spirit to transform us from within.

The sermon moves beyond behavior and into identity. Through the Spirit of adoption, believers are no longer strangers but sons and daughters of God who can confidently cry, "Abba, Father." This relationship becomes the source of hope, purpose, and endurance even in seasons of suffering.

Pastor Jason also highlights the power of Spirit-led prayer, emphasizing that when words fail, the Holy Spirit intercedes on behalf of God's people. Prayer meetings become pivotal moments where direction, strength, and breakthrough are found—not through human effort but through God's presence.

The message concludes with one of Scripture's most encouraging promises: God works all things together for the good of those who love Him. Rather than living under condemnation, believers are invited to fight the good fight, keep their spiritual guard up, and trust that every challenge can become part of God's greater purpose.

As America celebrated 250 years of independence, Pastor Jason Sharp reminded the church that political liberty alone cannot sustain a nation. True freedom flourishes where righteousness governs hearts.

Beginning in 2 Corinthians 3 and Psalm 33, he declared that God's Spirit brings liberty, and that praise, righteousness, and trust in the Lord position believers to experience His blessing. Throughout Scripture, God's favor consistently followed those who honored Him, while compromise led to decline.

Drawing from Proverbs 14:34, Pastor Jason demonstrated that righteousness is not merely a national principle but a personal one. It elevates families, strengthens churches, blesses businesses, and transforms communities. Integrity, honesty, diligence, and submission to God's Word become practical expressions of righteousness in everyday life.

The sermon also challenged believers to appreciate the freedoms they enjoy while recognizing that those freedoms must be stewarded wisely. Rather than criticizing their city or culture, Christians are called to become people whose righteous influence brings hope and restoration.

Concluding with an altar call to repentance and renewed commitment, Pastor Jason encouraged the church to lay down every form of unrighteousness and pursue lives marked by integrity, faithfulness, and joyful obedience. God's promise remains the same: He blesses those who walk in His ways.