Dr. Parsley takes us verse by verse through the Lord’s Prayer and Psalm 23, sharing the necessity to come together in the prayer of agreement with and through our Savior as we sharpen our focus on the things above and not below.

Dr, Parsley shares the story of the prodigal son, reminding us that the promises of God remain steadfast and unchanging and what God has spoken, He is faithful to perform.

Dr. Parsley reminds us that we are a chosen people and the apex creation of God who has predestined us to be conformed into the image of His Son through the Holy Spirit.

Dr. Parsley urges us all to become a sold out man or woman of God who will go into the highways and byways to find the lost and bring them to the saving grace of God at our altar.

Dr. Parsley shares a clarion call to the Church to rise up in faith, to rescue a generation, and to believe God for revival in our time.

Dr. Parsley shares the story of the prodigal son, reminding us that the promises of God remain steadfast and unchanging and what God has spoken, He is faithful to perform.

Dr. Parsley continues his riveting message from in his best-selling book, Living On Our Heads, pointing out how things have only grown steadily worse and the one irreplaceable element to putting our upside-down culture right again.

In 2020, Dr. Parsley wrote in his best-selling book, Living On Our Heads, how “postmodern, post-Christian society hasn’t stopped being religious. The culture has simply replaced the old god with new ones.” Today he points out how things have only grown steadily worse and the one irreplaceable element to putting our upside-down culture right again.

Dr. Parsley shares the story of the prodigal son, reminding us that the promises of God remain steadfast and unchanging and what God has spoken, He is faithful to perform.

Dr. Parsley reminds us that like the story in our bible about the woman caught in adultery, mercy is the act of God by which He withholds the punishment we deserve.