On the first night of “Days of Fire” Pentecost weekend, Pastor Parsley reveals the biblical formula for kingdom growth and the church’s absolute need for the presence of the Holy Spirit in our churches and our lives.

Dr. Parsley concludes his "Wisdom Turns the Table on Trouble" teaching series with an in-depth look at the third form of wisdom: sunesis, the knowledge of the five senses. It is sunesis that enables us to navigate safely through the many risks in the natural world.

Pastor Parsley continues his Wisdom series, teaching on the second of three forms of wisdom: phronesis. It’s the power of common sense and paying attention to small details that takes care of life’s small problems so they don’t become major obstacles in your walk of faith.

Wisdom is not hidden from you – it’s hidden for you to help you make the right decisions in times like these. In this episode of “Wisdom Turns the Table on Trouble,” Pastor Parsley teaches on “Sophia” wisdom, the gift of rare insight, cleverness, creativity and more.

Dr. Rod Parsley continues his “Wisdom Turns the Table on Trouble” teaching series with six vital Bible truths every believer needs to know about wisdom.

On this Easter Resurrection morning, Pastor Parsley shares a message of hope through the death, burial and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ and the unending love that Abba, our heavenly Father, has for each one of us.

On the day between the crucifixion and the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ, silence ruled the garden and its lonely hillside tomb while guards stood watch. And while Jesus’ physical body lay in the tomb, Pastor Parsley answers the riveting question, “Where was His spirit on Saturday?”

On Good Friday, Pastor Parsley declared how the Cross is the place where conviction joined hands with compassion, where truth married mercy to reach the sinner and transform the saint to impact the culture and redeem the world.

On this Palm Sunday, Dr. Parsley shares a powerful Bible truth for these troubling times regarding the palm and the willow – and how both represent the manner in which we are to come before the Lord in this holy season.