Pastor Parsley teaches us how the anointing is tangible and transferable. So get in the Holy Ghost before you listen to this Podcast! 

Pastor Parsley teaches us about the Trinity. When was the last time you heard a sermon on the Trinity? God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. The Holy Ghost of God is God! Listen to this teaching to learn more.

Pastor Parsley teaches us about the Trinity. When was the last time you heard a sermon on the Trinity? God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. The Holy Ghost of God is God! Listen to this teaching to learn more.

Pastor Parsley teaches how just in the Parable of the Lost Sheep, as believers in Christ we should do the same and encourages us to find our “one” to seek and to save. 

In the wake of recent tragedies in our nation, Pastor Parsley reminds us of our responsibility to uphold the Great Commission, and especially the admonition in Luke 15:4 to seek out “the one.” 

In a throwback from a classic Dominion Camp Meeting message, Pastor Rod Parsley shares that you may have thought your dreams were dead – but like Gideon who defeated an innumerable army with just 300 men in the dark of night as a result of a dream God gave him, you’re about to become your adversary’s greatest nightmare.

Pastor Parsley revisits a Dominion Camp Meeting classic that is even more relevant today than when he first preached it. He reminds us that Jesus came to raze – annihilate as if it never existed – the works of the devil, and His purpose must become our purpose.

Pastor Parsley shuts the door on the past two years of fear and the disturbing trend to accept the world’s new normal of control of every area of our lives. He shares the hope we have in Christ and encourages every believer to accept the new normal of a glorious life in Christ.

Pastor Parsley shuts the door on the past two years of fear and the disturbing trend to accept the world’s new normal of control of every area of our lives. He shares the hope we have in Christ and encourages every believer to accept the new normal of a glorious life in Christ.

On this Good Friday, Pastor Parsley takes us back to that cruel and biting beam on Calvary where the price was paid for our sin with our Savior’s spotless blood and asks the burning question, “Why a crown of thorns?”