“Be Better Than Me.”

What if the greatest legacy we leave isn't what we accomplish, but who becomes better because of us? Steve reflects on fatherhood, lessons learned, and David's advice to Solomon. Discover how faith, encouragement, and believing in the next generation can leave a legacy that lasts.

What will your children, grandchildren, and others carry forward from your life? Through Elijah, Elisha, and John the Baptist, we explore how faith, character, and influence can impact generations. If someone picked up the mantle of your life today, what would they be carrying?

Four simple words changed my prayer life, attitude, and confidence: "Today is the day." Inspired by Psalm 118:24, I share how this daily declaration is helping me surrender, trust God, and take action. What if today is the day you begin living differently? Make it yours and live your legacy.

What do you do when you can’t see where God is leading? Sometimes faith means taking another step without seeing the destination. Trust the Shepherd, embrace what God is doing along the trail, and just keep walking.

When Jesus died, the temple curtain tore from top to bottom. The barrier was removed and the road to God’s presence was opened. So why do we keep putting curtains back up? What are you hiding behind, and are you ready to step toward Him?

What does it look like to move from interested to committed to obsessed in your walk with Christ? This episode explores Paul’s journey, Jesus’ call to follow Him daily, and one simple question: What area of your life do you want Jesus to have more of today?

Have you ever felt like a lost golf ball buried in the rough, waiting to be found? Life doesn’t always land where we aimed. Steve shares a personal season of uncertainty, the lost sheep of Luke 15, and a powerful reminder: Feeling lost and being lost to Jesus are two completely different things.

Want your legacy to be passed on? Start by pouring in. In this episode, discover how relationships, intentional investment, and God’s truth can multiply through others. Who is one person God is asking you to pour into today?