Messages at CalvaryOKC

What happens when our desires conflict with God's will? In “Not My Will But Thine,” Pastor Jason Sharp teaches about the importance of surrender, prayer, and choosing God's purpose over our own preferences. Jesus consistently sought to do the Father's will. In John 4:34, He described doing God's will as His food, and in the Garden of Gethsemane, He prayed, “Nevertheless not my will...

What happens when the battle you're facing is bigger than your strength? In “The Battle Is Not Yours,” Pastor Jason Sharp teaches from 2 Chronicles 20 and the story of King Jehoshaphat, showing how God's people can move from fear to faith through prayer, humility, and worship. When an overwhelming army threatened Judah, Jehoshaphat did not pretend the danger wasn't real. He was afraid,...

You're never alone. God is able to provide assistance beyond what you can see. In “Angels,” Pastor Jason Sharp explores the biblical ministry of angels and challenges believers to recognize their dependence on God's supernatural power. Beginning with Cornelius's encounter in Acts 10, Pastor Sharp explains how angels serve as God's messengers and ministering spirits, carrying out Hi...

Different gifts. One body. United in love. In “The Power of Unity,” Pastor Jason Sharp teaches about the beauty and strength of God's people working together as one body in Christ. Beginning with Psalm 133, Pastor Sharp reminds us that unity is both good and pleasant. Through 1 Corinthians 12, he explores the importance of every member of the church and explains why God has given different peo...

What happens when the miracle you're praying for hasn't come? In “Faith That Endures,” Pastor Jason Sharp challenges believers to build their lives on the truth of God's Word and continue trusting Jesus through fear, suffering, and uncertainty. Beginning with Luke 13, Pastor Sharp shares the account of a woman who had suffered from an infirmity for eighteen years. Jesus saw her, called...

Every time we walk into church, we bring something into the room. The question is: what kind of atmosphere are we helping create? In this message, “Atmosphere Setters,” Rev. Tony D'Alessandro , Calvary's Youth Pastor, challenges believers to move beyond simply attending church and begin taking personal responsibility for prayer, worship, faith, and encouragement. Drawing from his experienc...

The Waters | Evangelist Ariel Lopez What if the very circumstances that seem to threaten your future become the setting for a new beginning? Throughout Scripture, God works through the waters—from creation and the preservation of Moses to Israel's deliverance at the Red Sea. In John 7:37–39, Jesus extends an invitation to anyone who is thirsty: come to Him and drink. During Calvary's All N...

Have you ever replayed a conversation in your mind until it became bigger than what actually happened? Have you allowed discouragement, comparison, or uncertainty to influence the way you see yourself and the people around you? In “Get Your Peace of Mind Back,” Pastor Jason Sharp teaches from 2 Corinthians 10:2–6 and Philippians 4:4–9 about spiritual warfare, the power of our thoughts, and the bib...

You are not alone. In Joshua 1:9, God tells Joshua to be strong and courageous because He will be with him wherever he goes. In this message, Pastor Jason Sharp explores that promise and reminds us that God's presence is not limited to the sanctuary. Through Scripture, personal experiences, and practical teaching, Pastor encourages believers to depend on God in their relationships, families, r...

What does it really mean to be the church? In this message from Reach Conference 2026, Rev. Stan Gleason challenges believers to take the mission of the church beyond the sanctuary and into everyday life. Drawing from Acts 1:8, Acts 8:4, and Ephesians 4:11–12, he explains that the Holy Ghost empowers believers to become witnesses, that the early church spread through ordinary disciples sharing the...

In this Sunday evening message, Pastor Jason Sharp asks a question worth revisiting: what first drew you to God? Drawing from King Asa’s reforms in 2 Chronicles 15, he challenges listeners to recognize their ongoing need for the Lord, remove competing priorities, and rebuild the personal altar of prayer and surrender. A relationship with God is more than a response to trouble; it is a daily fellow...

God wants to transform more than our outward appearance. Continuing a teaching begun at GirlTalk, Sis. Janice Sjostrand uses the story of Mary, Martha, and Lazarus to illustrate the mind, emotions, and will—and shows how Jesus meets us in confusion, grief, and the places where our strength has failed. From 1 Thessalonians 5:23 to Lazarus’ call from the tomb, this message invites us to surrender ev...

When the poor and needy seek water and find none, God promises, “I, the LORD, will hear them.” In this Sunday morning message from Calvary, Sis. Janice Sjostrand teaches from Isaiah 41:17–18 about God’s compassion for people who are weary, spiritually thirsty, or unable to put their needs into words. Through the account of Hagar and Ishmael and the promise of rivers, fountains, pools, and springs,...

Is it possible to be busy doing things for God while resisting the work He wants to do within us? During the closing night of GirlTalk 2026, Sis. Janice Sjostrand teaches from 1 Thessalonians 5:23 about the God of peace sanctifying the whole person—spirit, soul and body. She shares a formative personal testimony about choosing to become a great work rather than simply do a great work, and explores...

What happens when faith moves from something we believe to something we act on? Rev. Earnest Alexander II builds on the faith already present in the room and challenges the church to recognize the spiritual authority God has given His people. From the promise of power in Luke 24 to the harvest before us in Oklahoma City, he calls believers to step into their assignment, believe God for the impossi...

What do you do when God has spoken, but you haven't seen the promise fulfilled yet? Rev. Joe Hadaway shares from Habakkuk 2:3 that the vision has an appointed time. God's Word is reliable, and even when fulfillment doesn't happen immediately, what He has spoken is worth holding onto. Through the story of Peter walking on the water and a deeply personal testimony about his own health jo...

God's mercy still reaches people at their lowest. Preaching from Psalm 136 and John 8, Rev. Mitchell Davidson reflects on the woman brought to Jesus expecting condemnation. Instead, she encountered love, compassion and mercy. But the message doesn't stop with the mercy we receive. Davidson challenges the church to become a place where people coming from a hurting and unforgiving world can...

God created us as body, soul and spirit—but how do those three work together? Bishop Paul Sharp teaches that the body connects us to the natural world, the spirit connects us to God, and the soul stands between them making choices about which influence it will follow. What we continually allow into our lives leaves impressions, and those impressions eventually shape our desires and actions. Throug...

Do you want to go to another level? In Where is Your Faith? , Bishop Paul Sharp challenges believers to move beyond simply knowing about faith and become people who truly believe God. Through Scripture and personal testimony, Bishop shows how faith moves beyond circumstances, fear and human reasoning. The woman with the issue of blood reached for Jesus. People positioned the sick where Peter’s sha...

What comes out of your mouth when nothing is going right? In Job 1–2, Satan argues that Job only serves God because God has blessed and protected him. Take away what he has, Satan says, and Job will curse God. But when Job’s world falls apart, Job grieves—and worships. In The Devil’s After Your Praise , Pastor Jason Sharp teaches that the enemy’s ultimate goal is not merely to attack what we posse...

In Psalm 23, David begins by speaking about God: “He leadeth me. He restoreth my soul.” But when he reaches the valley, his language changes: “Thou art with me.” What was third person becomes first person. In We’re Going Somewhere , Pastor Jason Sharp teaches about the difference between knowing about God and knowing Him personally. The Shepherd doesn’t promise that we will never walk through a va...

In Acts 19, Paul faithfully taught the Word of God until Scripture says that all who lived in Asia heard the Word of the Lord. What began with teaching became a revival that changed lives, transformed values and affected an entire region. In Bible Study Revival , Pastor Jason Sharp challenges believers to recognize the voices they are listening to, build their lives on the authority of God's W...

Take Ownership — Bishop Paul Sharp God wants to use you. In this message from 1 Corinthians 12, Bishop Paul Sharp teaches about the gifts of the Spirit and challenges every believer to recognize that spiritual ministry is not reserved for someone else. The gifts belong to God, and He works through His people for the benefit of His body. But receiving something from God also brings responsibility....

Much Fruit — Pastor Jason Sharp Jesus said, “I am the vine, ye are the branches.” A branch cannot produce fruit apart from its source—and neither can we. Teaching from John 15 and Galatians 5, Pastor Jason Sharp explains that the fruit of the Spirit is not our religious activity or everything we've accomplished for God. Spiritual fruit is what God's Spirit produces in us as we remain conne...

The Language of Faith — Pastor Jason Sharp The twelve spies in Numbers 13 saw the same Promised Land, the same giants and the same obstacles—but they did not speak the same language. In this message, Pastor Jason Sharp identifies two forms of unbelief: “I can’t” and “I’ll do it myself.” Though they sound completely different, both focus on self instead of God. Through Joshua and Caleb, Israel’s di...