As children of God, we are all given assignments throughout our walk with Him. But some of them can be more difficult than others. So what do we do when God hands over a hard assignment? How do we navigate through it? Who do we bring into it? And how do we embrace His process, even through the difficult or 'not yet' seasons?

Embracing A Difficult Assignment (with Nyla Watson)

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Preston Morrison is the Senior Pastor of Pillar Church, located in Scottsdale, Arizona. 

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Embracing A Difficult Assignment (with Nyla Watson)

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