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In this powerful conclusion to Following That Leads to Finding, Pastor Ronnie unpacks how the process of following—Trust, Surrender, Assignment, Pursuit, Life’s Work, and Legacy—must begin with a radical hunger for the Word of God.
Because the truth is:
You cannot trust what you do not know.
You cannot surrender to a God you do not trust.
You cannot fulfill your assignment without deep surrender.
And you will never leave a powerful legacy until your pursuit becomes your life’s work.
From Mephibosheth to Samson, from crumbs to castles, this episode challenges you to examine what you’re truly following—and what kind of faith and legacy you’re building for the next generation.
His plan for you is perfect… but you have to FOLLOW to FIND it.
So ask yourself:
Who are you following—and what are you becoming?
In this episode, Pastor Ronnie continues calling the Remnant Church into radical FOLLOWING—because only total surrender leads to true spiritual power and impact.
You'll learn how real-time following flows through a God-ordained process: Trust, Surrender, Assignment, Pursuit, Life’s Work, and Legacy. Each step draws us deeper into Christ and positions us to become dangerous to the enemy’s enterprise.
If you’re tired of partial commitment and ready to live fully assigned and eternally focused, this message is for you.
What are you following? What will you find? And what will you leave behind?
In this episode, Pastor Ronnie Harrison continues the Following That Leads to Finding series with a focused word for leaders and believers alike: There’s a call going out—a call to FOLLOW.
From the first words of Jesus to His disciples, “Follow Me,” the journey of faith has always started with surrender. In this season, the future harvest depends on leaders who fully follow the ways of the Master.
Highlights from Episode 177:
What you follow is what you’re seeking—and what you seek is what you’ll find (Matt. 7:7).
What you find is what you pass on—your life is pointing people somewhere. Where is it pointing?
We must seek Christ, not just signs, feelings, or outcomes. He is the prize, the promise, and the provision.
Like the Wise Men, we are called to be signs that point others to Jesus—not the destination, but the direction.
This is a clarion call to realign our pursuit. Because if we truly FOLLOW… we will FIND.
And what we FIND… we are called to GIVE AWAY.
🎧 Listen now and let your life become a sign that points to something greater.
In this powerful and prophetic episode of Culture Keys, Pastor Ronnie Harrison continues the series Following That Leads to Finding with a soul-stirring message: “The Call to Follow.”
There’s a divine tug in the Spirit right now—a call that’s echoing louder than ever before. If you've felt a deeper hunger for the Presence of God and a longing for His Word, your spirit is hearing that CALL. But how you respond will determine how much of God you’re truly ready to receive.
In this episode, Pastor Ronnie unpacks the life-changing implications of following Christ with your whole heart:
Why seeking the Kingdom first is the key to unlocking all God has for you (Matt. 6:33).
How the Prodigal Son’s mistake wasn’t just leaving—but leaving too soon.
The difference between GETTING and KEEPING a blessing—and how only what is stewarded can be multiplied.
Why a generation that spends everything on itself risks leaving nothing behind.
And the hard truth: We eventually FIND what we’re truly following.
This isn’t just a sermon—it’s a call to realign your priorities, discipline your appetites, and grow up in God’s house before launching into purpose.
Your life is not just about receiving an inheritance—it’s about becoming a legacy.
Tune in now and let the Holy Spirit challenge and charge you in this season of enlargement, realignment, and release.
📖 “I will very gladly spend and be spent for your souls…” (2 Cor. 12:15)
In this powerful third installment of Following That Leads to Finding, Pastor Ronnie Harrison issues a clear and urgent CALL TO FOLLOW—a cry from the heart for every believer who is desperate to grow deeper in their relationship with God and become a trustworthy leader in the Kingdom.
This episode is not just another teaching—it's a spiritual summons. A “cry aloud and spare not” moment that compels us to re-evaluate the core of our pursuit. Are we truly following Christ, or are we distracted by lesser pursuits?
🔑 Pastor Ronnie breaks down critical truths:
We cannot lead unless we’ve learned to follow.
Abundant life is only accessed by radical obedience.
What we give is limited by what we've received—and receiving is tied to how closely we’ve followed.
At the center of it all is JESUS—the Star and the Baby, the Map and the Treasure. He is the Field and the Prize. And He is forever the Prize. Our pursuit isn’t His blessings, His hand, or His provision—it’s Him.
You’ll be challenged to:
Reignite your longing for His presence
Realign your hunger for His Word
Reorder your desires and pursuits according to the Kingdom
Every “seeking” is a form of following, and every temptation is a test of what (or who) you’re truly pursuing. What gates are you allowing open? What desires are being sown in your soul? What are you truly following?
If you're ready to grow, to lead, and to find what your heart truly longs for—this episode is for you.
🎧 Listen now—and answer the CALL TO FOLLOW.
In this dynamic new series, Pastor Ronnie dives into one of the most urgent leadership truths of our generation: you can’t lead well if you haven’t first learned how to follow. Drawing from the apostle Paul’s bold declaration—"Follow me, as I follow Christ" (1 Cor. 11:1)—this series reclaims the lost art of trustworthy leadership rooted in authentic discipleship.
We’re exploring what it means to be a focused follower, where following Christ isn’t just the starting point but the continual calling. You’ll discover how following leads to formation, how formation leads to fruitfulness, and how fruitfulness leads to influence—the kind that glorifies God and transforms culture.
In these episodes, we’ll unpack:
Why true leadership demands focused following
How discipleship that doesn’t teach you to follow will never prepare you to lead
What immediate obedience looks like in a world ruled by hesitation
The deadly disease of "almost" and how to move from partial surrender to wholehearted submission
Jesus’ first call was simple: “Follow Me.”
Now the question is—where are you still "almost" following?
If you're ready to LEARN it, LIVE it, and LEAD it—this is the series for you.
In this powerful opening message of a new series, Pastor Ronnie delivers a heartfelt call to spiritual growth and maturity. This is a season to move beyond milk and into the meat of the Word—to grow into mature sons and daughters of God who are equipped to expand the Kingdom and manifest His righteousness in the earth.
Drawing from Romans 8 and Mark 16, this episode challenges believers to activate their faith, walk in the supernatural, and embrace their Kingdom birthright. If you’re connected to The Kingdom Center in any way—or if you feel called to lead—this message will stir your spirit and place a holy demand on your calling.
We’re not settling. We’re not compromising. We’re not backing down. The world is groaning for the manifestation of the sons of God—and we are answering the call.
Get ready to shift your pursuit, refocus your prayers, and realign your priorities with the high call of God in Christ Jesus. Because when you follow, you will find—and what you find… is Him.
In this heartfelt and faith-filled episode of Culture Keys, Pastor encourages listeners to embrace a new perspective on life's trials and storms. Drawing from personal experience and powerful scriptures like 1 Corinthians 10:13 and 2 Corinthians 12, he reminds us that difficulties are not just obstacles—they're divine invitations to discover God in ways we never could without the struggle.
Listeners are challenged to evaluate how they respond to adversity, to identify where feelings have replaced faith, and to realize that no trial is unique to them—others have walked through similar fires and come out victorious. Through the lens of biblical examples, including Paul’s thorn and the fiery furnace of the three Hebrew boys, Pastor reveals how storms position us to see the faithfulness, presence, and power of God more clearly.
The episode closes with a prayer—not for storms to cease, but for the listener to find God in the fire and bear lasting fruit even while the trial persists.
Key Takeaways:
Your storm doesn’t determine your outcome—your response does.
Temptation is common, but God's faithfulness is personal.
Every trial holds a “door of discovery” to encounter God.
Standing for truth may bring fire, but God meets us in it.
Don’t just survive the storm—let it reveal God to you.
Are you currently in a storm? How might God be inviting you to discover Him in a new way?
In this powerful episode, we dive into what it truly means to develop a deep, growing hunger for the Word of God. Drawing from scriptures like Job 23:12, Psalm 119:131, and 1 Peter 2:2, we unpack six key principles to cultivate a greater appetite for truth: feeding the hunger you already have, starving competing desires, examining your heart, practicing spiritual discipline, applying what you learn, and making necessary adjustments. Whether your hunger for Scripture has grown cold or is just beginning to stir, this episode will equip you with practical, Spirit-led steps to reignite your passion for God's Word. If you’re ready to stop living on spiritual crumbs and start feasting daily on God’s truth—this message is for you.
In this episode of Culture Keys, we dive deep into how to stir up a greater appetite for God's Word, God's presence, and God's house. Discover five practical principles to rekindle your spiritual hunger — from remembering past encounters with God to surrounding yourself with Spirit-filled believers, choosing worship over discouragement, embracing humility, and simply asking God to fill you afresh. If you’ve been feeling spiritually stagnant, this episode will help you reset your heart and refocus your desire for the deep things of God.
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