Steven Fry’s life message aspires to awaken in people a passion for God and to summon the Church to align to the Kingdom. As a conference speaker, pastor, author, composer and recording artist, Steven blends worship and scriptural teaching throughout his ministry in a way that is relevant and revelatory.
Learn More
Steve Fry is an essential gift to our generation. His Message leads me strait to the presence of my Heavenly Father." — John Dawson
Upcoming Events
June 3, 2010 < Speaking & EventsThe Gate
The Gate is a gathering of people walking in the joy of God’s presence. Who want to know Jesus, be like Him, and mirror His beauty to our world. Because we can know that joy, we can embrace life – and all its ups and downs – with confidence. We invite you to walk with us as we seek to walk with Him. We are located at 3835 Carothers Parkway Franklin, TN 37067. Learn More
Authority — Another Word for Love
From The Radical Middle Newsletter — Published 07-08-2009
In this issue, I want to share an excerpt from my new book True Freedom: What Christian Submission and Authority Look Like. The word ‘submission’ is not a very popular word, of course, and you might think that this is a read you’d rather avoid.
But this book is really about relationships. It’s about seeing authority not as a synonym for ‘control’, but rather as God’s pattern of ensuring life. Many of us have a love/hate relationship with authority, but I think that this book will help you to discover that ‘authority’ is really another word for ‘love’ – if it’s rightly understood.
Read The Rest of This IssueLatest Updates From Steven's Blog
Change vs Transition
We all know that change is one thing – transition is yet another, because it is during times of transition that we better understand the changes that have already taken place. And sometimes transitions can be challenging. Which is why it is so important to anchor transitions to some important scriptural moorings. Not too long [...]
Continue ReadingFacing the Presence of the Lord
Any of us who have ever faced the presence of the Lord would have a keen appetite for friendship with Him. Moses had a passion to know God. He knew that his innermost longings would only be satisfied in an abiding friendship with the Lord. Nowhere was that longing more eloquently expressed when Moses, alone [...]
Continue Reading