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Name Pastor Steve Smothermon

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Introduction :

Pastor Steve Smothermon is a well-known evangelist and author. He is presently the Senior Pastor of Legacy Congregation in Albuquerque, New Mexico, a vast and expanding church.
His ministry is based on his decade-long experience as a UPS driver. It focuses on communicating and applying God’s Word in pragmatic, life-changing, and unashamed ways.

Pastor Steve delivers God’s Word in a down-to-earth, practical manner, frequently interspersed with unique humor based on his own life.

Personal Life, Parents and Family Details :

Pastor Steve and his wife, Cynthia Smothermon have been married for over 35 years and have three children, as well as an increasing number of grandchildren. One of their children is their son, Steve Smothermon Jr, who is the senior pastor at his father’s church, Legacy Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

In January 2016, Preacher Steve Smothermon Jr and his wife, Lissette Smothermon, relocated to Prosper, Texas, in order to expand Legacy Church. They have two children named Tre (Steve Smothermon III) and Sephora Grace.

Early Life and Education :

Vision International University awarded Pastor Steve Smothermon a Bachelor of Theology Studies degree.

He also graduated from the University of New Mexico with a Bachelor of Science in Finance and Entrepreneurial Studies.

Church Work, Earnings, Sermons and Net Worth :

Legacy Church is a growing church with over 20,000 members and many more who visit weekly across four campuses. He now preaches there six times per week.

Under Steve Smothermon’s leadership, Legacy has transformed into an energetic and inclusive gathering of Christians who are dedicated to proclaiming the gospel of Christ and leading individuals toward the “God of another chance” following His guidance.
He is the author of several books, including Big Problems, Bigger God, and Large Living in a Small Small World.
Additionally, Steve is an ardent supporter of community groups such as Make-A-Wish and Operation Smile, as well as the courageous men and women serving in the military, local police, and fire departments.

Interesting Facts, Height and Trivia :

In a passionate sermon video titled “CHRISTIANS: It’s Time to Shout!” posted on Facebook on October 21, 2021, Pastor Steve Smothermon urged Christians to shout out Jesus’s name to the world. He emphasizes that by proclaiming Jesus’ name loudly enough, Christians and churches can bring about a change towards a Jesus-centered lifestyle.
In a TCM column, Pastor Steve Smothermon shares his fitness journey, highlighting the effectiveness of the Insanity workout program recommended by his son. This program focuses on high-intensity exercise and short rest intervals to challenge the body and improve core muscles. Pastor Steve emphasizes the significance of core muscles, which provide a stable foundation for movement, proper posture, and energy flow within the body. Furthermore, he reflects on the correlation between physical and spiritual cores, emphasizing the importance of building the latter through acts of kindness.

The Legacy Church extends aid to unaccompanied adolescents by offering them weekend snack packs through the Title I Homeless Project. The church has found that the current level of food provision is inadequate in catering to the needs of the 3,750 homeless children. Despite some schools and individual teachers offering lunches to underprivileged children in their classrooms, the magnitude of the issue surpasses the scope of current efforts. Unfortunately, New Mexico continues to rank as the leading state in terms of childhood hunger, emphasizing the urgency of addressing this predicament. The Title I program states that a significant proportion of APS students (60-70%) receive free or reduced meals. Despite this provision, Pastor Steve notes that a considerable number of children still do not have access to sufficient or nutritious food during weekends.
During a church service on July 11, 2022, Pastor Steve Smothermon made statements about political candidates, which sparked a debate about whether he violated his 501c3 status. According to a Target 7 segment on KOAT news outlet on August 3, 2022, some people believe that the pastor crossed the line when he discussed the importance of rethinking what it means to vote and encouraged his congregation to register and vote. He also mentioned two specific political candidates in New Mexico, referring to one as the “North’s Wicked Witch” and the other as an alternative option.
Pastor Steve Smothermon is recognized as a strong advocate for families in New Mexico, and he established the Voices for Family Beliefs organization to preserve Christian values for the next generation. He is known for his passionate and unwavering commitment to the Bible.

In a YouTube video titled “DON’T BE ASHAMED OF JESUS” (Aug 18, 2022), the pastor expressed the view that what one believes is not crucial to God. Rather, it is faith that pleases Him, manifested through actions. He further contended that American Exceptionalism is endangered due to the nation’s reluctance to acknowledge Jesus, leading to a failure to establish the country on biblical foundations.
In his book Big Problems, Bigger God, Pastor Steve reflects on how while his Bible college classmates were engaged in ministry, he was stuck delivering items all over Tulsa and questioning God about it. Despite not feeling envious or bitter towards his friends who were pastors, he sometimes wondered why he wasn’t in the same position and why he was still delivering items instead of doing what he felt led to do. On occasions when his friends sought his advice, he would feel conflicted and think, “Why am I answering all of their questions? I’m not the minister. I’m still caught on a truck!” He would then wish that he could be in his friends’ position.