Pillar Church Podcast

What does it really mean to live for the Kingdom of God? This week, we’re diving into what it looks like to steward God’s Kingdom right here on earth. Jesus calls us to live with purpose: to stay humble, honor God, and walk in real holiness. That means letting go of pride, choosing to value what He values, and finding joy in living a life set apart for Him. The Kingdom is here.

Why don’t we pray and praise more often? Maybe it’s because we wonder if God is even listening. Maybe we’ve grown weary of waiting or disappointed when things don’t go the way we hoped. But in this message, we’re reminded that even in the darkest seasons when it feels like we’re in a prison, worship is still a powerful weapon.We learn how to romantically remember what God has done, sarcastically celebrate what He’s doing, demonstratively declare who He is, annoyingly remind the enemy of what He’s capable of, and unapologetically rejoice in the Lord no matter the circumstance!

From the burning bush to prophetic promises, Scripture reveals a divine pattern. God calls Himself the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob - three generations working in harmony. In this message, Preston unpacks why it is vital to unite the generations, young and old, for the sake of God’s Kingdom and challenges every generation to honor, empower, and walk together.

“You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden.” (Matthew 5:14-16 NKJV) As believers, we’re called to live fully in that light protecting it, growing it, and letting it shine so brightly that it becomes a floodlight for the world around us. Before light comes, there is darkness -- but through salvation, the light of Christ invades the darkness and transforms us from the inside out. So how do we protect the light? And how do we let it radiate from the inside of us?

On Easter Sunday, Preston Morrison breaks down “How Jesus Restored Friendship With God.” Since the garden, sin created a separation between us and God. But on the cross, Jesus bridged the gap once and for all — and one of the primary reasons He did it may surprise you — He desires to be intimately connected to His best friend — YOU!

Anxiety. Worry. Fear. These feelings often weigh heavy on our hearts—but what if Jesus Himself said, “Stop being anxious”? In this powerful sermon, we dive deep into Matthew 6:25–34 and explore the words of Jesus as He speaks directly to our anxious thoughts and heavy hearts. This isn’t just advice from a friend or encouragement from a preacher—these are the very words of Jesus. And they carry the weight and the warmth of Heaven. In a world obsessed with building our own kingdoms—perfect marriages, perfect careers, perfect security—Jesus calls us to something better: His Kingdom.  

Are you tired of living in fear? Do you want to walk boldly in your faith, no matter what life throws at you? In this powerful message, Pastor Preston breaks down the true key to unlocking a fearless faith. Whether you’re facing uncertainty, anxiety, or doubt—this message will remind you that God has already equipped you to stand strong. Watch now and discover: How to stop letting fear dominate your life. The power of understanding your identity in Christ. Practical steps to strengthen your faith today.

Ever felt utterly alone, like you're facing a battle no one sees? You're not the first. In those moments when life feels lonely, when you're asking, 'Where are You, God?' – what if the answer wasn't a place, but a promise? As we dive deep into the heart of God's presence, what if knowing He's always with you could change everything? How would your fears, your doubts, your very next step look different? If you've ever questioned God's presence in your toughest times, discover the God who is Immanuel – God with us.

“For the eyes of the Lord run to and fro throughout the whole earth, to give strong support to those whose heart is blameless toward him.” - 2 Chronicles 16:9 ESV What does it look like to live a blameless life? What is a life of sacrifice? How do you recognize and tear down idols in your life? And what are practical steps that we can take to make sure that we are living a life that pleases the Lord?

Pride is more than a flaw; it’s a dangerous trap that distances us from God. Humorous personal anecdotes reveal the discomforts that pride can bring, especially during spiritual moments. A deep dive into the consequences of arrogance shows how humility can transform our faith journey. Biblical figures serve as reminders that true greatness lies in humble service. Listeners are encouraged to pray for guidance and embrace humility, as it fosters a closer relationship with the divine.