Brief Summary
This YouTube video features a service with Rod Parsley, including praise and worship, a prophetic message by Pastor Germaine Brunson about offering, and a sermon by Pastor Brandon Clack about spiritual warfare and the importance of intercession. The service emphasizes praise, obedience, and reliance on God.
- Praise and worship to welcome God.
- Offering time is presented as an opportunity to transition from principle to promise through sacrifice.
- Sermon about spiritual warfare, the need for support, and intercession.
Intro
The service begins with expressions of "Heat," setting an energetic tone.
Praise & Worship
The congregation engages in lively praise and worship, singing songs that glorify God as a mighty warrior and king. The atmosphere is filled with enthusiastic expressions of faith and adoration, with many raising their hands and voices in worship. The songs emphasize themes of overcoming, redemption, and the glory of God.
Prophetic Move by Pastor Germaine Brunson
Pastor Germaine Brunson delivers a message about honor, emphasizing that honoring God and those He has appointed gives access to blessings. He acknowledges Pastor Rod Parsley and his family for their dedication and service. Brunson then transitions into the offering, framing it not as a manipulation for money but as an opportunity to align with God's plan and transition from principle to promise. He references Genesis 26:12, where Isaac sowed in a time of famine and reaped a hundredfold return in the same year, encouraging listeners to give sacrificially to unlock doors to their dreams. He clarifies that the hundredfold return is a principle, not the promise itself, and that giving positions believers for exceedingly abundant blessings.
Offering Message
Pastor Brunson continues his message on offering, emphasizing that obedience to God positions believers for blessings. He encourages the congregation to see their seed as a key to unlock their wildest dreams, not just for financial gain but also for peace and joy. He references Genesis 26:12, highlighting that Isaac sowed in famine and reaped a hundredfold return in the same year because the Lord blessed him. He urges the congregation to transition from living by principle to experiencing God's promise. He challenges them to give sacrificially, aligning their actions with Genesis 26:12, and prays for their offering to lead to testimonies of healing, financial breakthrough, and wisdom.
Offering Song by Valor Christian College Ensemble
The Valor Christian College Ensemble performs a song during the offering, reinforcing the message of standing firm in faith and not bowing down to adversity. The lyrics emphasize reliance on God as a deliverer and the importance of drawing a line against the enemy.
Message
Pastor Brandon Clack begins his sermon by expressing gratitude for Dr. Rod Parsley and his wife, Joanie, for creating a space where people can encounter God. He reads from Exodus 17:11, focusing on the story of Moses holding up his hands during the battle against the Amalekites. Clack emphasizes the importance of having people like Aaron and Hur to support and steady one's hands during times of weariness. He argues that the contextual word of God is the biblical basis for all prophetic claims. He explains the historical context of the children of Israel and Moses' encounter with the burning bush, highlighting God's sovereign timing and the need for prayers to align with God's will.
Pastor Clack continues his sermon, explaining that God's greatest protection is sometimes saying "no" to our desires. He emphasizes that God is committed to His sovereign plan and does not apologize for disappointing our expectations. He connects this to the story of the Israelites facing the Red Sea, where God used Moses' staff to perform a miracle. Clack highlights that obedience turns common things into supernatural events. He discusses the internal conflict of the Israelites and the external war with the Amalekites, noting that warfare often begins when one takes obedient steps toward God. He stresses the importance of spiritual discernment and maximizing one's lane, whether on the ground like Joshua or on the hill like Moses.
Pastor Clack continues his sermon, emphasizing that Moses did not go to the hilltop alone but took Aaron and Hur with him, illustrating the need for support and stability in spiritual warfare. He connects this to the typology of Jesus as the rock and the need for friends to help stay stable. He highlights the importance of intercessory prayer and rebuking fear and accusations. He references the death and resurrection of Jesus, emphasizing the doctrine of ascension and the need to take the blood into the holy of holies. He encourages the congregation to hold each other's hands, rebuke fear, and declare victory through the power of the Holy Spirit. He concludes by leading a powerful prayer for breakthrough, healing, and deliverance.
Closing
The service concludes with expressions of gratitude for Apostle Brandon Clack's message. Announcements are made about the evening service and how to give through various methods, including smart giving, online, phone, or mail. The service ends with final expressions of "Heat."
