Preston sits down with Tim Ross to have a discussion about courageous conversations. When we have to have communicate hard things or hard truths to a friend, family member or co-worker, how can we take a healthy and loving approach? How do we create a safe space? And what are some practical tips we can take into the conversation?

This week, Preston sits down to talk about the topic of pride. What does it look like? How can we recognize it? What is it's root system? And why does God absolutely hate it?

Preston sits down with Brent Hatchett to discuss the topic of comparison. What are the dangers of it? How can we shift our perspective on it? And how do we approach seasons of "not yet" while our peers may seem to be "ahead" of us?

Division. Satan loves it. God hates it. But all to often we find ourselves in situations where we're trying to navigate around relational conflict. What do we do during these seasons? How can we identify the root of it? And how can we invite God into the process?

Preston sits down with Tim Ross to discuss seasons of wilderness. It's typically a season that we all dread. It's hard. It's weary. It's silent. But what if we shifted our perspective? What if it was necessary and essential to get us to the place God wants us to go? 

We all encounter storms. And no matter what they may look like, storms are hard—especially when you're in the middle of one. It's disorienting, painful, challenging, and exhausting. How do we navigate them? What do we learn from them? And how do we find peace in the midst of them?

The field of anonymity is one of God's greatest gifts -- a place to grow, a place to shape, a place to draw close, all under the covering of Him. Some of God’s BEST work is done in hiding. But what happens once He decides to no longer hide us? How do we steward the new mantle? And what do we do with this new measure of influence?

Preston sits down with Pillar’s teaching pastor, Brent Hatchett, to discuss what life looks like in the 'in-between' during seasons of transition, how to steward those seasons well and how presence over place is a key to making sense of it all.

As followers of Christ, there is one thing for certain -- at some point in our journey, we will be asked to do hard things. Whether it's a tough decision, a difficult task, a significant sacrifice -- whatever it may be, God's process is never easy. So why does He ask us to do hard things? Why does this have to be your path? And why on Earth would we ever choose that path?!

We've all heard the phrase "it's not about how you start, but how you finish." But what's the significance behind that? What does the Bible have to say about it? And what holds us back from NOT finishing well? Let's talk about it.