As always, our guests on Wednesday Live are interesting, vibrant, and full of testimonies and stories we all love to hear — and read about! Steve began this interview testifying to God’s great goodness, and how the doctor, through surgery, was able to save his leg from amputation. Today was the farthest trip Steve has made in the car since the surgery was performed.
Steve Camp has been writing and producing music for 50 years! You may have listened to his music long ago — and you can still hear his anointed new music today. Steve’s newest album — 26 songs — “Neighbors In An Age Of Rage” is now available at RealSteveCamp.com, on YouTube, and on most streaming platforms. You can also follow Steve on Facebook, Instagram, and X.
Steve is also a pastor! He and his wife Cindy pastor a home church — Crosslife Church, A Household of Faith — at 4919 Pinetree Dr., Fort Pierce 34982. Services are held every Sunday at 10:00 AM (ending promptly at 11:30), and you can call for information about joining by Zoom: 772-341-8271 (leave a message and your call will be returned), or email steve@crosslifechurch.us.
Steve will be back on air with David Francoeur on “The Front Line” Monday, July 20 at 11:00 AM — listen on WCNO 89.9 FM, stream through the Listen Live link, or use the WCNO app.
On a very serious note: Steve began the interview speaking about his 2½-year-old granddaughter, Annelise Camp, who nearly died by drowning three weeks ago and is still hospitalized. Her heart is functioning and her vital organs are gaining strength, but as of today there is no brain activity. Please put baby Annelise on your prayer list — you can join many others praying for her through Steve’s Facebook page. Steve is thankful for the thousands of people praying, and says the Lord can heal. Cindy concluded: “Isn’t it lovely that He allows us to wait for Him… He allows us to trust Him, He allows us to roll our cares on Him. He is patient with us and He always does more, exceedingly abundantly more than we can ask Him.”
As always, you can listen to this interview in its entirety on the WCNO Archives / On Demand or by downloading the app.
