Steve Millar

In this reflective message, Rev. Steve reminds us that while the laborers are few, the harvest is plentiful. Just as we deliberately decide how to spend our money, we must also choose how to spend our time, as every moment is valuable. Jesus dedicated each day of His life to fulfilling His purpose, and we are called to do the same.

This report shows you how the Lord is using the Growing in Grace program to reach people we could never reach any other way. This report features some of our pastor partners in Malawi, Pakistan, Zimbabwe and Uganda who are touching many souls.

There is Power in the Blood of Jesus" by Rev. Steve calls believers to embrace the life-changing reality of the divine blood of Jesus. He urges listeners to trust in its power, not just for forgiveness, but for daily strength and eternal victory.

Join us as we take Holy Communion this Good Friday.

Rev. Steve and Rev. Chris give Bible answers to questions submitted by members and partners.

In this message, Rev. Steve reminds us that knowing God's will begins with knowing His Word. This sermon calls believers to return to the Word, live as blood-washed, Spirit-filled witnesses, and pursue God's will.

Rev. Steve talks about how our feelings can stop us from using our faith, like Thomas who couldn't believe without seeing Jesus. He challenges us to stop doubting and start trusting God. Using Noah's example, Rev. Steve reminds us that faith is powerful when we act on it. God has a plan for us, and by trusting Him, we can overcome any battle.

This report shows you how the Lord is using the Growing in Grace program to reach people we could never reach any other way. This report features some of our pastor partners in Bangladesh, Uganda, Kenya, Nigeria, and Burundi, who are touching many souls.

Rev. Steve's sermon, "Free from Sin," highlights the choice we all face: to live free from sin or remain trapped in its bondage. The devil often waits for us to become spiritually weak or lukewarm, making it easier to lead us astray. Rev. Steve urges us to examine the spiritual "fruit" we produce in our lives and how our actions show our true priorities.