Kingdom Culture Church Podcast

In today's message, "Then I Looked at the Cross," Evangelist Jordan Morris preached about Christ and Christ crucified, reminding us that the cross of Christis the great neutralizer of humanity's spiritual efforts. Our hope is not found in what we can accomplish, earn, or prove, but in whatJesus has already accomplished for us on the cross.When we look at the cross, everything changes. Watch the full message and allow your eyes to be fixed again on Jesus and the finished work of the cross. If this message speaks to you, share it with someone who needs to be reminded of the power of the cross, and subscribe tostay connected with what God is doing at Kingdom Culture.

In today's sermon, Pastor John Galloway delivered a message titled: Advance the Kingdom-At All Cost. In Matthew 28:19 we are called to go forth and make disciples of all nations expanding the Kingdom of heaven. Although we will encounter resistance, the storm does not stop God's word.It is better to be in the storm with Jesus, than on the shore without Him.

In today's message, Pastor Jeremy walks through how temptation can become sin through our desires, agreement, and actions, and how we can take back dominion by refusing to give sin control.

In today's message, Pastor Jeremy walks through the nature of temptation, how it gets our attention, how agreement gives it room to grow, and how we can recognize the way out before we give in.God is faithful and He will always provide a way out of temptation's grasp.

From Genesis Revelation, God is clear: His desire is to dwell with mankind. And the enemy's plan has stayed the same: To attack the dwelling place of God.In today's sermon titled, "God in THIS House", Pastor Jeremy breaks down the blueprint to dedicate, purify, fortify your house for the Lord.As you listen to this sermon, remember that our praise silences the enemy and gives God permission to dwell in your house!

In today’s sermon, “God’s Mind in a World That’s Lost Its Mind”, Pastor Jeremy calls Kingdom Culture Church to hunger for the Spirit of wisdom and live with a fully surrendered heart.Through the story of King Solomon asking God for wisdom, and the two mothers fighting over the living child, Pastor Jeremy shows that wisdom is not just knowledge. Wisdom exposes truth, reveals motives, and forces a choice.This message walks through the ways of wisdom, the appeal of wisdom, the authority of wisdom, and our response to wisdom. In a confused world, God is calling His people to think with His mind, discern with His Spirit, and surrender fully to His will.

In today’s sermon titled, “Keep the Peace,” Pastor Jon Rearden delivered a powerful message reminding us that Jesus is the source of our peace. The peace that Jesus gives is not something we have to strive for. In God’s Kingdom, peace is something we receive. Jesus says in John 14:27, “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you.”To receive that peace, we must keep our hearts and minds focused on Jesus. In this message, Pastor Jon Rearden shares three ways to focus on Jesus and keep the peace: 1. Remember God’s Promise 2. Receive His Presence 3. Respond with Faith His peace is our promise.

In this impactful message, Evangelist Jordan Morris speaks on what it means to step out of the boat and walk by faith, trusting God beyond fear, comfort, and what seems logical. Through Peter's journey on the water, discover how small beginnings and simple obedience can become opportunities for God to do the impossible, and that even if you stayed in the boat, Jesus is still calling you to step out and trust Him.

In today's sermon titled, "The God of Ephesians 3:20," Evangelist Mauricio Canales reveals how the Holy Spirit transforms lives and empowers believers to walk in the reality of God's Kingdom.This message is a powerful reminder that victory is not earned through human effort but received through Christ's completed work and the transforming power of the Holy Spirit.Religion says, "Do." The Gospel says, "Done."This message will strengthen your faith, deepen your understanding of the Holy Spirit, and remind you that God's power is still at work in and through His people today.

In today's sermon Pastor Elijah talks about one can be tempted when he is drawn away by his own desires and enticed. He teaches us in detail about the lust of the flesh. God is faithful, and He will not let you be tempted. 1. Return to God through repentance.2. Rebuild spiritual strength though disciplines.3. Resist temptation before it gains ground.

In today’s sermon titled, “Marked by Holiness in the Season of Receiving,” Pastor Jeremy Dunn delivered a powerful word on what it means to be marked by God and set apart for His purpose.This message is a reminder that God is not simply calling us to experience a moment. He is calling us to become a dwelling place for His presence.God is not looking for people to chase the fire, He is looking for people to host the fire.In this season, God is marking His people with holiness, surrender, obedience, and reverence. What He is about to place in your hands requires a heart that is fully yielded to Him.

In today's sermon, Pastor Jermey Dunn shares "The Test of the Tent" from Joshua 7. This powerful message challenges us to examine our hearts, confront hidden compromises, and to pursue a wholehearted devotion to God. Discover how to reveal, repent, renounce, remove, and replace hidden things with the Word Of God.

n today’s message, Pastor John Galloway teaches from the life of John and reveals how a deeper revelation of Jesus comes through faithfulness, perseverance, and intimacy with God. Just as John encountered Jesus in a powerful way, we too can prepare our hearts for a greater encounter with Him.This message will encourage you to stay steadfast, strengthen your faith, and prepare your heart to see Jesus more clearly than ever before.

In today's sermon, Pastor Jeremy Dunn reminded us that God so loved the world that He gave His one and only son, Jesus. We learned that God's love is the eternal invitation, faith is our receiving response, and obedience is our fruit of evidence.

In today's sermon, Pastor Elijah Obiero teaches on "The Testimony Of Blood". We learn that there are two kinds of blood that speak and testify in heaven's court system. One is the blood of Abel, which represents innocent bloodshed and the second, the blood of sprinkling which represents the blood of Jesus applied. Pastor Elijah gives us the tools to walk in freedom and obedience, and apply the blood of sprinkling for victory in our life.

In today's Pentecost Sunday sermon. Pastor Jeremy shared how the promise of Pentecost is more than a moment we experience, it is a life we live. He taught that through the Holy Spirit, believers are empowered to walk in unity, power, and a deeper relationship with God everyday. God's promise demands our participation, allowing us to speak in our original heavenly language if we open our mouths to receive it.

In today’s sermon, Pastor Demetrius shared how prayer is God’s way of giving divine direction for our lives. He taught that prayer is essential to our relationship with God — it is how He speaks, leads, and works in and through us. Because we have relationship with Him, we can rest in confidence, knowing He is always working behind the scenes.

In this weeks sermon, Pastor Jeremy reveals “The Spirit of the King,” and the nature of the Kingdom of God and the role of the Spirit in establishing the rule and reign of the King in our lives.The Spirit of the King represents His throne, His government, and the counsel of His will. Where the Spirit of the King is present, His authority is established, His order is revealed, and His purpose is made known.

In today's sermon, Pastor Jeremy opened a three week message series leading to the day of Pentecost, identifying the person we need to know: The Holy Spirit. We are encouraged to pursue the person of The Holy Spirit, trust His help, and most importantly, obey His voice. 

In today's sermon Pastor Jeremy Dunn released the message from Luke 24 about the disciples' encounter with Jesus on the road to Emmaus titled "Don't Ignore the Burn". He goes over three major points: The Burn of Preparation, The Burn of Revelation, and The Burn of Invitation.This message challenges us to stay alert to God's presence and invite him into our lives.

In today's sermon Pastor Missy Dunn released the message from John 4 about the Samaritan woman's encounter with Jesus titled "If You Only Knew." Jesus met a woman at the all and revealed to her that He is the gift, the grace and the good news and that He is the Well of Living Waters.

In today's message Pastor Jon reminds us that through Jesus resurrection, He lives, we have new life, live by faith, and walk in His purpose He has prepared for us. Each one of us has a God ordained purpose for His Kingdom that we are to walk in right now. God didn't just rescue you; He commissioned you. Be encouraged and strengthened by this powerful word.

On this Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Jeremy delivers a powerful message titled, "He Rolled Away The Stone," sharing that Jesus did not just rise from the grave; He rolled away every stone of false perception, limitation, rejection, and separation in our lives. Be encouraged by this life changing word and discover the power in His Resurrection.

Pastor Jeremy delivers a timely Good Friday message titled "Life is in the Blood". The message highlights Jesus' blood—from the Garden of Gethsemane, to the cross. We hear that Jesus' blood speaks mercy over vengeance, secures complete atonement, and eternally covers believers.

On Palm Sunday, Pastor Jeremy Dunn reminds us that God-given assignments cannot be stopped by opposition, misunderstanding, or delay. This message "Assassinated Assignments" reveals how timing, humility, and obedience position us to walk in what God has ordained. Even when others try to silence what God is doing in your life, His purpose will prevail. Stay aligned, stay humble, and trust His timing.

Pastor Jordan Morris delivers “Don’t Plan My Funeral Yet”—a bold reminder that God isn’t finished with you, even in your darkest season. Discover how trials forge unshakable faith, praise silences the enemy, and prayer unleashes divine breakthrough.

Pastor Jeremy Dunn delivered a timely and impactful message in our Season of Remembrance title “Through the Fire.” He explored wholeness of refinement through the Fire of Surrender, the Fire of the Storms, and the Fire of Sanctification.

Pastor Dawn Raley delivers a powerful message, “There’s Power in the Blood,” reminding us that every attack of the enemy is overcome through the blood of Jesus and the word of our testimony. Drawing from passages such as Book of Revelation 12:11, Book of Exodus 12, and First Epistle to the Corinthians 5:7, this message reveals how Christ became our Passover Lamb—redeeming us, cleansing us from sin, and giving us victory through His sacrifice. Through faith in His blood, believers are reminded that we have authority, protection, forgiveness, and life, and that the blood of Jesus still speaks, still saves, and still overcomes today.

In this timely word from 2 Kings 19, Pastor Jeremy Dunn reveals in his message titled “You’ve Been Lied To,” that the absence of peace is the presence of a believed lie. This message uncovers why the lie comes to disrupt, why the lie stays with compromise and how the lie dies once confronted with covenant in Christ.

In this powerful message from Nehemiah, Evangelist Jordan Morris calls believers to wholeheartedly pursue their God-given assignment with love for God, unwavering obedience, and supernatural faith. Just as Nehemiah stepped out under the gracious hand of God to rebuild what was broken, we are reminded that the Kingdom advances when we move at the King’s command, refuse double-mindedness, and keep building despite opposition. Heaven backs those who do God’s will—so give God something to work with, don’t grow weary in well-doing, and declare boldly: it’s time to build.

Pastor Jeremy brings a timely and prophetic word, "I've Never Been Here Before," rooted in the book of Joshua 3-4, reminding us that new seasons require surrendered steps, worship in the middle, and praise on the other side. In this Season of Remembrance, we're called to build altars that honor what God has done and prepare our hearts for what He is about to do; trusting that even when we've never been this way before, God has, and He is faithful to lead us through every Jordan we face.

In this powerful teaching, Pastor Elijah unpacks what the Church truly is -- and what it is not. Rooted in Scripture, this message exposes counterfeit structures built by flesh, self, and vanity, and calls believers back to God's original design for His Church (Ekklesia).

Pastor Jeremy delivers a timely and transformative message rooted in Deuteronomy 26:1–4, and unpacks the biblical principle of First Fruits and what it truly means to live a life fully surrendered to God’s glory.Throughout the message, Pastor Jeremy reveals three expressions of God’s glory:The Glory of Jesus,The Glory of the Dwelling PlaceThe Glory of ExpansionHe also delivers a profound revelation: we carry the First Fruit offering inside of us the Holy Spirit.

In today's sermon, Pastor Jeremy Dunn teaches on our first fruit offering as a time to align our hearts with God's will. Sacred season at Kingdom Culture is a Holy time where we dedicate our year to the Lord by honoring Him as our first priority. During this Season, we deny ourselves with fasting. We position ourselves with prayer. We unite in Sacred Assembly. We honor the Lord in giving. We believe that in 2026, we will become more like the image of Christ, and because we live in the image and likeness of God, we will walk in SUPERNATURAL FAVOR.

In today's sermon, Pastor Jeremy Dunn teaches the biblical principle of "the law of first." Drawing from scripture, this sermon reveals that First Fruit is not about pressure or money, but about faith, devotion, and spiritual order. We learn the Father's heart through prayer, fasting, giving, and wholehearted obedience. When God is first, faith becomes bold, obedience becomes joyful, and favor follows Kingdom order. God goes first and when He does everything changes.

On this Vision Sunday, Pastor Jeremy releases a prophetic word declaring 2026 as The Year of the Father’s Heart—a year of covenant connection where striving gives way to stillness and performance to partnership with God. This message calls us to rest in Christ’s finished work, be fastened to the Son, and walk anchored in His love. As we remember His grace and respond in fellowship, we are strengthened, restored, and aligned with the Father’s heart—empowered to live rooted and confident in covenant for the year ahead.

Today's message reveals the vision of our house—living heaven on earth. Jesus didn’t come to get us to heaven, but to bring heaven back to earth. From Genesis to Revelation, we see God’s Kingdom, His government, and our identity as sons and daughters called to carry His culture. This is who we are. This is what we carry. This is a Kingdom Culture.

In today's sermon, Evangelist Jordan Morris delivers a stirring call to believers to take their rightful place in spiritual victory over the devil. With authority and conviction, he emphasizes that the time has come for Christians to recognize the power they hold in Christ and walk boldly in the victory already secured in the cross. He encourages Christians to embrace the fullness of their authority, teaching that spiritual warfare is not about fear, but standing firm in the truth of God's Word.

Pastor Jeremy and Missy Dunn unpack a powerful and often-overlooked side of the Christmas story from Luke 1:26–38.As we step into 2026, this message calls us to surrender. When the wind of heaven blows, we are faced with a decision—to resist or to yield.Mary understood that her “yes” carried a future filled with unknowns. She knew she would carry a child she would one day have to bury. Yet, in the midst of uncertainty and divine disruption, Mary chose surrender.This message challenges us to ask: What will we do when the wind of God moves in our lives? Will you surrender?

In today’s sermon, Pastor Jeremy taught about the wind of God and how it symbolizes the movement of the Holy Spirit. He taught that there is a wind blowing over your life, ready to bring the unseen realities of heaven into the seen realm on earth. Once we obey and surrender to the Lord’s will in our lives, we will see the hand of God work even more.

In this message, Apostle Jim Raley releases a prophetic declaration of hope and continuation, revealing the heart of God for those who have walked through loss, disappointment, and seasons that felt final. Drawing from Genesis 4:25, he boldly proclaims that when what was temporary fades and what we thought was ours is taken, God is not finished—God has another seed. With clarity and conviction, this message calls the Church to recognize that failure is not final, barren seasons are not permanent, and Heaven is still at work behind the scenes.Apostle Jim prophetically speaks into seasons of loss, unveiling the difference between what was fleeting and what is appointed, and declaring the power of a “Seth Season”—a divine moment where God restores, realigns, and does it again. He releases faith for families, ministries, marriages, callings, and finances, reminding believers that when one seed fails, another seed succeeds, and when something dies, God releases what is fixed and eternal.

In this message, Pastor Elijah releases a prophetic forecast for the coming times and reveals how the Church must position herself in alignment with the Spirit of God. With clarity and conviction, he declares what it looks like for believers to rise as the systems of Babylon fall and the city of Zion emerges in power.Pastor Elijah releases prophetic words over the: The 5-Fold Ministry and why each office must move in maturity for the days ahead:Entrepreneurship & the Kingdom Financier — God raising business leaders and financial stewards to resource kingdom assignmentsEducation and the call for believers to reform and rebuild learning systemsThe Mental Health Field and the need for Spirit-led voices to bring true healing and restorationHe also contrasts the characteristics of physical and spiritual cities, unveiling the realities of Babylon and Zion—and calling the Church to discern the times and come into full alignment with heaven.This message is a prophetic charge to rise, align, build, and advance with boldness.Who will you partner with? Let us partner together to turn this city upside down for Jesus.

This week, Pastor Jeremy concludes “Jesus, Lord of the Harvest – Part Two.”In this powerful message, he teaches that the ultimate proof of trusting God with the harvest is being willing to give it back to Him. The greatest stewardship isn’t when the seed leaves your hand — it’s when the harvest fills your basketand you choose generosity.A surrendered harvest becomes a seed of salvation. God redeems the harvest for His glory, and our highest calling as believers is to entertain the Lord first — and pursue souls next. We cannot reap souls for the Kingdom while setting our hearts on worldly desires.If this message blesses you, share it with someone who needs a reminder that everything God gives us is meant to give Him glory.

This week, Pastor Jeremy delivers a prophetic and timely message on stepping into your God-appointed season of harvest. Scripture reminds us that the Lord controls times and seasons -- and when the fight turns into favor, the harvest becomes inevitable.In this message, you'll learn how to labor in the right heart in the right field, discovering that the issue isn't the harvest but the laborers. You'll hear the three principles for aligning with God's harvest, understand why certain fields can never produce Kingdom fruit, and see the difference between the work you do and the increase only God can bring.

This week, Pastor Jeremy teaches us how God turns weariness into strength, emptiness into overflow, and battles into blessings. In this message we explore how scripture shows that even in exhaustion, God is preparing a miracle. When you bring your emptiness to Him with word and worship, He restores, refill, and pours out fresh oil for the next season. Don't give up, your due season is here, and your harvest is coming

This week, Pastor Elijah delivers a powerful prophetic word, “The Song of the Harvest,” declaring a shift from warfare to harvest, from wilderness to rivers of life. Just as Paul and Silas prayed and sang at midnight—shaking prison foundations and breaking chains—your praise and thanksgiving can shift atmospheres and unlock heaven’s response over your life.

In this message, Pastor Jeremy reveals three key battlegrounds of the will: The valley of decision, the mountain of imagination, and the altar of surrender. True covenant requires choice, and true love requires surrender. "As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord" Joshua 24:15. A gift of love from God placed within humanity that was meant to express the image and likeness of God in the earth through the power of choice. It stands as a bridge between belief and behavior. The greatest warfare you will face will not be around you, but within you.

Today, Pastor Will Ford taught on the biblical element of kindness. In this season of warfare, we learned that kindness itself can be an act of spiritual warfare. We’re called to bear the fruit of kindness wherever we go—because giving kindness away is how we win in this season.

In this message, Pastor Jeremy dives into Acts 16, where Apostle Paul had enough of the harassing spirits who were using the slave girl to torment him. In this message, we are reminded that as belivers in Christ, we have all power and authority in the name of Jesus to cast demons out! Today, we declare we are free from all harassing spirits and we will abide in the peace of Jesus. We rest in Psalm 46:10, "Be still and know that I am God."

In this message, Pastor Jeremy unpacks the life of King Uzziah from 2 Chronicles 26. Uzziah’s story reminds us that success without surrender can become a snare. He was blessed because he sought the Lord, yet when pride filled his heart, his success turned into scars. True greatness isn’t measured by achievement but by obedience. We must guard our hearts, surrender our pride, and pursue God—so we don’t taste success but miss significance.