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. DM me the words "kingdom Live" for coaching

  1. 2d ago

    We Ran 100 Miles

    In this episode of the Kingdom First Podcast, Trey and Brandon discuss Brandon's journey of training for a 100-mile race, exploring the motivations, challenges, and personal growth that came with the experience. They delve into the importance of time management, nutrition, and the spiritual lessons learned throughout the training process. The conversation delves into the intense experiences and emotional challenges faced during a long-distance race, highlighting themes of personal growth, conviction, and the importance of support from friends and family. The speakers reflect on their physical and mental states throughout the race, discussing how moments of discomfort and struggle lead to deeper insights about themselves and their relationships. The conversation revolves around Brandon's experience during a grueling 100-mile race, detailing the physical and emotional challenges he faced, including knee pain, exhaustion, and the mental fortitude required to push through. Trey, his pacer, provides support and encouragement, emphasizing the importance of emotional expression and resilience in overcoming obstacles. Takeaways Personal growth through challengesTime management is crucial Emotional growth through struggleSupport systems enhance endurance Endurance reveals inner strengthEmbrace discomfort for growth Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Motivation for the 100-Mile Race02:52 The Decision to Train and Initial Thoughts05:54 Balancing Family Life and Training08:58 Overcoming Time Constraints for Fitness12:03 Nutrition Challenges During Training15:05 Mental Struggles and Self-Discipline18:12 The Role of Coaching in Training21:11 Spiritual Growth Through Endurance Training23:55 God's Presence in the Journey28:57 The Power of Conviction30:46 Character Exposure Through Challenges32:00 Anticipation and Nerves Before the Race34:44 Settling Into the Race36:53 Mindset at the Start Line37:20 Support from the Crew38:05 Physical Challenges and Mental Resilience39:24 Navigating Pain and Fatigue41:40 The Long Stretch to Blue Heron46:13 Emotional Highs and Lows50:08 Finding Strength in Music52:32 Facing New Challenges in the Dark53:26 The Dawn of New Hope54:26 Facing Physical Challenges57:45 Mental Resilience and Support01:01:49 The Emotional Toll of Endurance01:09:53 Crossing the Finish Line01:13:20 Lessons Learned and Personal Growth

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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. DM me the words "kingdom Live" for coaching

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