On this Mother’s Day, Pastor Parsley salutes mothers and the women in our lives. He shares an eternal message of hope from the story of Peter’s dying mother-in-law, encouraging us to “oppose the opposition”– and see God arise and your enemies scatter.

Pastor Parsley reminds us that we serve a God of increase and not decrease. As born again believers in Jesus Christ our progression in God’s Kingdom should be ever-growing. And when we turn from the things of this world – and toward our heavenly Father – we discover that His goodness and mercy is running after us.

Pastor Parsley shares how Jesus always asked for help.  His entire life was a master class in teaching us how our lives are meant to be lived – helping a hurting world that is crying, “I thirst”.  The world has tried to separate us, but when everyone is connected –everything is elevated!  We are better and stronger together.

Pastor Parsley shares how Jesus always asked for help.  His entire life was a master class in teaching us how our lives are meant to be lived – helping a hurting world that is crying, “I thirst”.  The world has tried to separate us, but when everyone is connected –everything is elevated!  We are better and stronger together.

Pastor Parsley takes us deeper into the Word of God to help us understand that we were all born with a sinful nature, but thanks be to God because we have been born again we can live victoriously as God intended.

Pastor Parsley takes us deeper into the Word of God to help us understand that we were all born with a sinful nature, but thanks be to God because we have been born again we can live victoriously as God intended.

On the final day of Valor Christian College VIP Weekend, Pastor Parsley announces with certainty that despite what the world says, God is not dead. It is the goodness of our God to love us just the way we are, to forgive our sins, and bless our lives when we come to Him with a contrite heart.

On the final day of Valor Christian College VIP Weekend, Pastor Parsley announces with certainty that despite what the world says, God is not dead. It is the goodness of our God to love us just the way we are, to forgive our sins, and bless our lives when we come to Him with a contrite heart.

Pastor Parsley announces that there is a revival at hand and the spray is already being felt by thousands – including an astonishing outpouring at Asbury College in Kentucky that began in a typical chapel service.  He challenges us all to pray until we have an overpowering burden for souls, reminding us that it’s never for the masses – but for the “one”.

Pastor continues his teaching series concerning Psalm 23 which Jesus drew from in the “Lord’s Prayer”, the master blueprint of effective prayer.   He reminds us that God is bigger and greater than we can imagine, a compassionate Father who loves us, and our Shepherd who orders our steps.