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Helping worshipers, intercessors, and leaders experience and host the presence of God - because God's presence changes everything. Featuring interviews and Bible teachings from leaders in the worship & prayer movement on topics such as prophetic worship, intercessory prayer, global missions, unity in the Church, revival, and the tabernacle of David. Hosted by Matthew Lilley.

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  • The Lord's Prayer Part 1: The Father's Heart (Episode 168)
    Jan 7 2026

    This message delves into the significance of prayer as a relational practice with God, emphasizing the importance of approaching Him as 'Father.' It explores the concept of intimacy in prayer, the healing of past wounds that affect our perception of God, and the profound implications of calling God 'Abba.' The teaching also highlights the need for inner healing to foster a genuine relationship with God and concludes with an invitation to reflect on the story of the Prodigal Son as a representation of God's heart towards us.


    🔥ABOUT THIS PODCAST🔥

    The Presence Pioneers Podcast exists to help you experience and host God’s presence through worship and prayer - because God’s presence changes everything.

    Follow The Podcast: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Youtube | RSS


    🔑 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE 🔑

    ➡️Prayer is fundamentally about a relationship with God.

    ➡️Knowing God is the essence of eternal life.

    ➡️Jesus teaches us to approach God as our Father.

    ➡️Our perception of God shapes our relationship with Him.

    ➡️Intimacy in prayer is essential for spiritual growth.

    ➡️The term 'Abba' signifies a personal and intimate relationship with God.

    ➡️Inner healing is necessary to overcome past wounds.

    ➡️God's love is unconditional and nurturing.

    ➡️The Holy Spirit guides us in understanding God's truth.

    ➡️The Prodigal Son illustrates the depth of the Father's love.


    📚 FREE E-BOOK ON FASTING & PRAYER 📚

    Click here for a free book - The Dance and The Dirge: The Pain and Pleasure of Prayer and Fasting by Jonathan Friz and Matthew Lilley.


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    23 m
  • Praying Through by Samuel Schleif (Episode 167)
    Dec 31 2025

    This teaching delves into the significance of prayer and intercession, exploring the challenges and disappointments often faced in prayer life. It emphasizes the importance of persistence and endurance in prayer, drawing lessons from biblical examples such as Moses and Elijah. The sermon highlights the need for a deeper commitment to prayer, encouraging listeners to pray through challenges and remain faithful in their requests to God. Real-life testimonies of healing and the dual nature of prayer—both immediate and enduring—are shared to inspire a more profound prayer life.


    🔥ABOUT THIS PODCAST🔥

    The Presence Pioneers Podcast exists to help you experience and host God’s presence through worship and prayer - because God’s presence changes everything.

    Follow The Podcast: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Youtube | RSS


    🔑 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE 🔑

    ➡️Prayer and intercession create a vital space for seeking God.

    ➡️Disappointment in prayer is a common experience for many.

    ➡️The missing ingredient in prayer is often persistence.

    ➡️Scripture teaches the importance of praying with endurance.

    ➡️Moses exemplified deep intercessory prayer for his people.

    ➡️Jacob's wrestling with God illustrates the struggle in prayer.

    ➡️Persistent prayer can lead to miraculous outcomes.

    ➡️Real-life examples show the power of faithful prayer.

    ➡️We must balance immediate prayers with enduring requests.

    ➡️Praying through challenges can lead to significant breakthroughs.


    📚 FREE E-BOOK ON FASTING & PRAYER 📚

    Click here for a free book - The Dance and The Dirge: The Pain and Pleasure of Prayer and Fasting by Jonathan Friz and Matthew Lilley.


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    39 m
  • Christmas, Forerunners and Jesus' Return [Re-Release] - Episode 166
    Dec 24 2025

    In this re-release of a classic episode of the Presence Pioneers Podcast, Matthew Lilley discusses the concept of forerunners in the context of Jesus' first and second comings. He highlights key biblical figures such as Anna and John the Baptist, emphasizing their roles in preparing the way for Jesus. The conversation explores the importance of prayer, fasting, and partnership with God in fulfilling His purposes. Matthew encourages listeners to embrace their calling as forerunners, engaging in a lifestyle of prayer and intercession to prepare for Jesus' return. Merry Christmas!


    🔥ABOUT THIS PODCAST🔥

    The Presence Pioneers Podcast exists to help you experience and host God’s presence through worship and prayer - because God’s presence changes everything.

    Follow The Podcast: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Youtube | RSS


    🔑 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE 🔑
    • The song 'Joy to the World' is about Jesus' second coming.
    • Forerunners played a crucial role in Jesus' first coming.
    • Anna exemplifies a life dedicated to prayer and fasting.
    • John the Baptist was a prophetic forerunner for Jesus' ministry.
    • The kingdom of God is both present and coming.
    • Forerunners are forged in the wilderness of prayer.
    • Intimacy with God is essential for prophetic voices.
    • The church is called to be a forerunner for Jesus' return.
    • Intercession is a key role of forerunners.
    • God invites us to partner with Him in His purposes.


    📚 FREE E-BOOK ON FASTING & PRAYER 📚

    Click here for a free book - The Dance and The Dirge: The Pain and Pleasure of Prayer and Fasting by Jonathan Friz and Matthew Lilley.

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    24 m
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