Connected But Disconnected
Living grounded in an age of distraction.
We’re more connected than ever—yet more isolated, anxious, and divided than we’ve ever been. So how do we follow Jesus in a culture of constant scrolling, streaming, and noise?
This series tackles the tough stuff most people avoid—sin, sex, identity, addiction, church hurt, forgiveness, and more. Not to condemn, but to bring clarity. Not to shame, but to shepherd.
Whether you’re Gen Z, a millennial, Gen X, or a grandparent in the faith, these messages are for anyone hungry for something deeper than surface-level spirituality. Together, we’re learning how to stop drifting and start growing again.
Streaming isn’t pastoring. Find out why pastors still matter today. Join Pastor Michael Pilmore for Why Pastors Still Matter—a message on the true role of spiritual leadership in a digital, disconnected world. This isn’t about control, but care. Not about gathering, but growing.
"Lead Me, Don’t Just Like Me" is a multi-generational message from Pastor Michael Pilmore about the need for real spiritual leadership in a culture of independence, noise, and surface-level connection. It’s a call to be led, not just liked—and to embrace guidance that leads to growth.
In The Prep Before the Flex, Pastor Michael Pilmore reveals how God uses hidden seasons of preparation to shape our character, strengthen our faith, and position us for lasting impact. Preparation isn’t wasted time — it’s God’s training ground for glory.
In this powerful message, Pastor Michael Pilmore reminds us that pastors are called, not hired. With real-life stories, biblical truth, and practical wisdom, he challenges us to value character over charisma, prepare with integrity, and stay faithful in the unseen places. Whether you’re Gen Z, Millennial, or seasoned in faith, this message will inspire you to embrace God’s call—not for hype, but for a lifelong mission.
What does it really mean to be a pastor in a world obsessed with platform, performance, and personality? In this bold and honest message, Pastor Michael Pilmore unpacks the biblical role of a pastor—not as a celebrity, but as a shepherd, steward, and servant. Whether you’re a church leader, a believer seeking truth, or someone burned by church culture, this teaching will challenge your view of leadership and bring you back to the heart of Jesus.