Brief Summary
This is the final night of Dominion Camp Meeting with Rod Parsley. The service includes praise and worship led by Todd Galborth, an offering message by Isaac Pitre, and a powerful message by Bishop S. Yunger. The main themes are the goodness of God, the importance of a generous heart, and the anointing that comes with opposition.
- The final night of Dominion Camp Meeting.
- Praise and worship, offering, and a message by Bishop S. Yunger.
- Themes: goodness of God, generosity, and anointed opposition.
Intro
Aelen and David Rambion, Valor Christian College alumni and staff at World Harvest Church and City Harvest Network, welcome viewers to the final night of Dominion Camp Meeting. They encourage viewers to introduce themselves in the comment section, like, comment, and share the service. They announce a free gift for first-time watchers and promote Pentecost bundles and a Valor Christian College World Changers scholarship. They also promote the VIP weekend event in September, featuring various speakers. They highlight the miracles, signs, and wonders that have occurred throughout the weekend, including Aelen's personal healing from sciatic nerve pain.
Praise & Worship
Todd Galberth leads the congregation in a powerful praise and worship session, emphasizing that praise is an offering of what God deserves, not what He needs. The songs include "How Great Is Our God," "I Lift My Hands," and declarations of God's glory and continued praise. The worship culminates in an energetic declaration of God's goodness, with the congregation testifying to His faithfulness and healing power.
Offering Message by Isaac Pitre
Isaac Pitre delivers an offering message, emphasizing that giving is an act of worship and a matter of the heart. He encourages listeners to honor Pastor Rod Parsley and the legacy of his family. Pitre references 2 Corinthians 9:6-8 and Psalms 112, highlighting that God blesses those who give cheerfully and that wealth and riches can be in the house of the righteous. He challenges the belief that money corrupts, stating that it exposes what is already in the heart. He urges listeners to get their hearts right concerning giving, as God is more concerned with the heart's capacity than the amount given. Pitre explains that God is able to make all grace abound toward those with open hearts, enabling them to abound to every good work. He concludes by encouraging listeners to give with an open heart, expecting God to favor their lives and make them a blessing to others.
Offering Song
Todd Galberth performs a new song, "Proclaim," followed by "He Won't Fail," encouraging the congregation to proclaim the name of Jesus and trust in His unfailing power. The performance is energetic, with the congregation clapping and praising God. Galberth emphasizes that even when systems and people fail, Jesus will never let them down.
Message
Bishop S. Yunger delivers a message titled "Anointed Opposition," discussing the sovereignty of God and the challenges that come with being chosen. He explains that while worship often uses lofty language to describe God, it's important to remember that God is also sovereign and His plans may involve suffering. Yunger challenges the idea that suffering is always a sign of demonic attack, suggesting it can be a season to endure. He emphasizes that being chosen comes with responsibility and attracts warfare and opposition. He uses biblical examples to illustrate how God uses opposition to reveal one's assignment. Yunger encourages listeners to embrace their anointing and not apologize for the season they are entering. He speaks about producing in captivity, referencing Jeremiah 29:11 and urging listeners to build while they are in difficult situations. He shares a personal testimony and encourages listeners to trust that God will restore what has been lost.
Praise Break
The service transitions into a praise break, with Bishop S. Yunger leading the congregation in a dance and shout of victory. He emphasizes that even in the midst of battles, they have already won. He encourages those dealing with anxiety and pressure to release it and put it under their feet, declaring that what was meant to destroy them will serve them.
Altar Ministry
Bishop S. Yunger leads an altar ministry, praying for strength and endurance for those who are strong but tired. He speaks a word of prophecy over a brother in the audience, declaring that there will be no miscarriage in his season and that he is carrying twins in the spirit. He also speaks a word of encouragement to a woman, telling her that God hasn't changed his mind and that she is about to birth something new. Yunger emphasizes the importance of divine connections and encourages listeners to share a name with someone, declaring that God is about to save them.
Offering
Pastor Rod Parsley leads the final offering, expressing gratitude for Bishop S. Yunger's powerful message and emphasizing the importance of supporting his ministry. He encourages the congregation to give generously, stating that the offering will go directly to Bishop Yunger to bless him. He also encourages the congregation to get involved in their local church.
