On All Nations Sunday, Pastor Jason Sharp preached Holy and Anointed, reminding us that God shows no partiality and that His Spirit is for all nations, all people, and all generations. Preaching from Acts 10 and John 14, he declared that Jesus was anointed with the Holy Ghost and power to heal the oppressed, and that same anointing is available for the church today.

This message calls us to repentance, to receive the gift of the Holy Ghost, and to walk in holiness and power.

In this sermon, Pastor Jason Sharp preached from Deuteronomy 30 and Joshua 24 on the importance of making a firm decision to serve God. Faith requires conviction and action. We must cut off every other option, walk the straight and narrow path, and choose life. Your destiny is defined by your decisions.

In this message from Pastor Jason Sharp, “Comfort My People”, we hear the heart of Isaiah 40 brought alive for today. Comfort comes when we repent, forgive, and allow God to heal our wounds. Pastor Jason reminds us that God knows our name, has not forgotten us, and offers new chances every day.

From testimonies of healing through forgiveness to powerful reminders that repentance is hope, this message calls us to roll out the red carpet for Jesus in our lives.

📖 Scriptures: Isaiah 40:1–5, Mark 1:1–4, Isaiah 40:27–31

Evangelist Trinidad Ramos preaches on the urgency of being prepared for the marriage supper of the Lamb. From Matthew 22, Revelation 19, and Zechariah 3, he reminds us that God takes away our filthy garments and clothes us with salvation, righteousness, and joy. Worship and praise prepare the church, but we must not be too busy or distracted to miss the invitation.

Preaching from Jude, Pastor Jason Sharp calls believers to fight for their faith. Faith is our most valuable possession, but the enemy uses subtle deception, rebellion, and compromise to undermine it. Jude’s warning is clear: prayer keeps faith alive. Without prayer, faith will slip. This message challenges us to pray, intercede, and pass on a heritage of faith to future generations.

Pastor Jason Sharp preached from 2 Corinthians 4, Matthew 11, and Jonah on the importance of carrying God’s burden. Burdens are heavy, but they bring glory. Refusing a burden brings storms, but accepting it leads to revival. Every generation must say yes to the responsibility of the call—because without a burden, there is no church.

In this sermon, Evangelist Bobby Wade preaches that God has already declared your future—before you ever entered the trial. Drawing from Abraham’s call out of Babel, the foundation of Shechem, and Ezekiel’s vision of measured waters, he reminds us that every act of obedience pulls us further from confusion and into multiplied encounters with God.

Themes: Obedience, fruitfulness, multiplication, faith, burden, praise as prophecy

Pastor Jason Sharp preaches from Numbers 13–14 about the story of Moses interceding for Israel after their unbelief at the bad report of the spies. God was ready to destroy them, but Moses stood in the gap and God pardoned “according to your word.”

This message is a stirring reminder that one intercessor can stop judgment, the prayer of faith heals and forgives, and our desperate intercession can shift families, cities, and nations.

Pastor Jason Sharp preached from Matthew 4 on the temptation of Jesus, showing us that the real battle was about worship. Satan tempted Jesus with hunger, pride, and kingdoms, but his ultimate demand was worship. Pastor Jason declared: “Get out, Devil! You shall worship the Lord your God, and Him only shall you serve.” This sermon reminds us that worship is warfare, and our allegiance belongs to God alone.

Pastor Jason reminded us that the name of Jesus is not just a title—it’s authority, salvation, and victory. From Acts 3 to Acts 19, the early church healed, delivered, and baptized in the name of Jesus. When we pray and worship in that name, miracles happen, oppression breaks, and the devil flees. Don’t underestimate the power you carry—invoke His name and watch chains fall.