The Kingdom First Podcast

Trey Morrison

Kingdom First is about identity before activity. Before discipline. Before success. Before ministry. Before leadership. Because when identity is broken, everything built on top of it eventually collapses. I didn’t lose my way because I lacked discipline. I lost my way because I didn’t know who I was. As a child, I couldn’t see. When I finally did, I hated what I saw. And from that moment on, I spent my life trying to earn an identity through performance. Sports gave me worth. Fitness gave me control. Business gave me validation. Discipline gave me peace. But none of them could give me rest. This ministry exists because identity cannot be achieved it must be received. When you don’t know who you are, you’ll worship whatever gives you momentary relief. When you know who you are, obedience becomes natural and discipline becomes clean. Kingdom First is a call back to sonship. Back to order. Back to truth. Not building a stronger life but building from the right foundation. Because when identity is settled, everything else falls into alignment.

  1. 2d ago

    He just got out of Prison

    The podcast episode features a heartfelt conversation between Trey Morrison and Mikey B, delving into Mikey's journey of redemption and spiritual awakening. Mikey shares his childhood, teenage rebellion, and struggles with addiction, as well as his resistance to conviction and eventual surrender to faith. The conversation culminates in Mikey's terrifying experience and spiritual awakening in prison, highlighting the transformative power of faith and surrender. The conversation delves into Mikey's journey of surrendering to Jesus in prison, experiencing the love of Jesus, spiritual struggles, transformation, understanding grace, heart posture, purposeful living, the power of faith, and living a purposeful life through Jesus. It emphasizes the simplicity of belief and trust in Jesus, and the transformational impact of faith. The conversation delves into Mikey's journey of transformation through Jesus, his struggles in prison, and the power of conviction and surrender. It also explores the importance of building trust and faith in Jesus, listening to conscience, and the impact of testimony. Mikey's approval to resume tattoo work is a testament to God's grace and provision. Takeaways Redemption through surrender and faithThe transformative power of spiritual awakening Surrendering to Jesus in difficult circumstancesUnderstanding the power of faith and transformation Transformation through JesusThe power of conviction and surrender Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Reunion09:12 Teenage Rebellion and Struggles14:22 Surrender and Redemption21:11 Desperation and Intervention28:19 Terrifying Experience and Spiritual Awakening33:21 The Love of Jesus and the Transformation40:21 Understanding Grace and Spiritual Growth47:32 Living a Purposeful Life Through Jesus54:29 Answered Prayers and Responsibility01:00:06 Sharing the Gospel in Prison01:06:44 Journey of Conviction and Confession01:13:31 Listening to Conscience and Building Trust

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Kingdom First is about identity before activity. Before discipline. Before success. Before ministry. Before leadership. Because when identity is broken, everything built on top of it eventually collapses. I didn’t lose my way because I lacked discipline. I lost my way because I didn’t know who I was. As a child, I couldn’t see. When I finally did, I hated what I saw. And from that moment on, I spent my life trying to earn an identity through performance. Sports gave me worth. Fitness gave me control. Business gave me validation. Discipline gave me peace. But none of them could give me rest. This ministry exists because identity cannot be achieved it must be received. When you don’t know who you are, you’ll worship whatever gives you momentary relief. When you know who you are, obedience becomes natural and discipline becomes clean. Kingdom First is a call back to sonship. Back to order. Back to truth. Not building a stronger life but building from the right foundation. Because when identity is settled, everything else falls into alignment.