My name is Steve Davis. As you’ll see on this page, I like to teach. This site is loaded with my teaching on everything from marriage and intimacy to Biblical prophecy. If you look around long enough, you may find a sermon or two on how the church should address LGBTQ individuals, a series on racism, and a book on military families. There’s also a daily, one-minute devotional I call the Jumpstart and a few other tidbits.
So poke around, subscribe to the podcast, and learn a few things about how to let your faith and Bible knowledge impact your world in meaningful ways. (Also feel free to check out the church I pastor. I like it a lot.)
Daily Time with God
One of the most important habits you can develop to help become the person God created you to be is to spend time with God on a daily (or almost-daily) basis. Here is a page dedicated to helping you get started and move to greater depth in your daily time with God.
This Week’s Sermon
Take a Breath Sermon Series
Sermon Series Archive
The Jumpstart
The spiritual equivalent of that first cup of coffee…
Colossians Bible Study
Over the next few weeks, we’ll be working our way through Colossians on the Jumpstart. If you’d like a more in depth dive into the book, one of our first Back Deck Bible Study series was in Colossians. You can access it here.
The easiest way to get the Jumpstart three days a week is to follow me on Instagram or Facebook.
You can also stay caught up on the Jumpstart with Two Weeks’ Worth of Jumpstarts.
To see the Jumpstart archive–as well as a few Back Deck Bible Studies–click here.
And if you’re using the Jumpstart as part of God’s Big Story, click here.
It started my back deck, during the Covid lockdown. Not knowing what else to do, I strapped my phone to my deck and started recording a Bible study on Facebook Live. We focused on digging deep enough to try to hear what the original hearers heard and how they applied the Bible in their world so we could better live it in ours.
Things have changed a little. I record in my studio, not my back deck, and it only comes out sporadically. (I’m working on my PhD while pastoring, so time is scarce.).
But the studies still investigate the Bible from that same fresh perspective. Not content with surface discussion or simply rephrasing what cultural Christianity says, we dig deep and strive to apply what we learned.
That’s what the Back Deck Bible Study is all about.
(Here’s a direct link to the study on Revelation.)
Stuff Steve Says 