The Steve Klanderud Collection

In Part 2 of Victory Over All the Enemy, Steve continues the call to live a consistent, full-time walk with God; one that is rooted in truth, discernment, and personal responsibility.This message emphasizes the importance of knowing the Word for yourself, working out your own salvation, and not being carried by the many voices, doctrines, and systems in the world today. With so many paths available, the answer remains simple: if it does not align with the Word of God, leave it. Steve highlights the need to stay spiritually alert, prayed up, and grounded in Scripture, especially in the times we are living in. Victory comes from living in the “high places” of God—above the confusion, above the darkness, and above the pressures of this world.This teaching also reminds believers that God has equipped His people with everything needed to stand strong—His Word, His Spirit, and spiritual armor to resist the enemy. When we stay close to God, walk in obedience, and keep our hearts clean before Him, we can live with clarity, strength, and lasting victory.

In this message, Steve lays a strong foundation for what it means to live in victory over all the enemy through Jesus Christ.Drawing from the truth of the cross and the finished work of Christ, this teaching emphasizes that victory is not partial. It is complete. Jesus triumphed over Satan, broke his power, and made a way for believers to walk in light, authority, and freedom. Steve explains that this victorious life is not automatic. It requires a continual walk in God—meditating on His Word, obeying His commandments, and staying anchored in the truth. Believers are not called to live up and down, in and out, but to walk steadily in the fullness of what God has provided.This episode reminds listeners that the abundant life Jesus promised is found in Him alone. By staying in His ways and keeping our lives hidden in Christ, we are preserved from the works of the enemy and empowered to live with confidence, peace, and authority.

In this message, Steve teaches from Matthew 4, walking through how Jesus responded when He was tempted by the devil and what that means for believers today.When Satan came against Jesus, there was no debate, no reasoning, and no compromise. Jesus answered with one simple, powerful response: “It is written.” Each temptation was met with the authority of God’s Word, showing that victory over the enemy comes through knowing, believing, and speaking Scripture.This teaching emphasizes that the Word of God is not optional—it is our life. Just as Jesus declared that man does not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God, believers today must be grounded in the Word to stand against the enemy’s tactics.Steve also explains how the enemy works—through thoughts, pressure, and deception—and how Christians are to respond with clarity, authority, and faith. Believers are not to entertain the enemy, reason with him, or play with temptation, but to resist him, stand firm, and declare the truth of God’s Word.This message is a call to know your place in God, to understand your authority through Jesus Christ, and to walk in victory by applying the Word in everyday life.This teaching reminds us that the enemy is defeated, God’s Word is final, and when we stand on what is written, the devil must flee.

In this teaching, Steve returns to the foundation of the Christian faith: who Jesus Christ truly is according to Scripture.Drawing from Acts 13, Matthew 16, and Psalm 2, this message walks through the testimony of the apostles and the prophets concerning Jesus—His death, resurrection, and exaltation by the Father. Steve explains that Jesus was not merely a good man, a teacher, or a prophet, but the Christ, the Son of the living God, foretold in the Old Testament and revealed in fullness through the resurrection.This episode highlights a sobering truth: knowing Scripture, studying theology, or participating in religious activity is not enough if the heart does not receive what God has revealed. Many who read the prophets and heard the Word still missed Jesus when He stood before them.Jesus’ question to His disciples still confronts every believer today:“Whom do you say that I am?”Steve reminds listeners that the Church is built on this revelation: that Jesus is the Christ and that every believer who receives this truth by faith shares in the authority and victory Christ has given. Forgiveness of sins, justification, and access to the Kingdom of God are found in Him alone.This message is a call to return to the simplicity and power of the gospel, to mix the Word with faith, and to anchor our lives in the unchanging truth of Jesus Christ—the only begotten Son of God.From The Steve Klanderud Collection, this episode invites listeners to listen again, believe again, and stand firmly on the cornerstone of our faith.

In the final message of Abiding in the Vine, Steve brings the series to a powerful conclusion by turning to the book of Joshua and the fulfillment of God’s promises to His people.Using Israel’s journey into the Promised Land as a living picture, Steve shows that God did not merely lead His people to the land. He enabled them to possess it, dwell in it, and rest in it. Again and again, Scripture declares that not one good thing failed of all the Lord had spoken. God was faithful in every promise.This teaching emphasizes that abiding is not only about entering God’s blessings, but remaining there. Victory, rest, protection, and fruitfulness come from cleaving to the Lord, honoring His Word, and refusing to drift toward the ways and beliefs of the surrounding culture.Steve issues a loving but firm warning to seasoned believers: do not grow careless, do not compromise, and do not loosen your grip on the truth. God’s Word is unchanging, His doctrine is singular, and His promises remain secure for those who stay attached to the true vine, Jesus Christ.This closing message calls believers to finish strong, to remain faithful, and to continue abiding so their lives will bear lasting fruit for generations to come.This is Part 3 of the Abiding in the Vine series from The Steve Klanderud Collection, a timeless reminder that God is faithful, His Word is true, and abiding in Him leads to victory and rest.

In Part 2 of Abiding in the Vine, Steve continues the call to remain firmly rooted in Christ by exploring what it truly means to abide—to stay present, alert, and engaged in our walk with God.Drawing from John’s Gospel and the words of Moses in Deuteronomy, this teaching emphasizes that abiding is a daily, intentional choice. It is not spiritual autopilot, emotional impulse, or cultural conformity, but a conscious commitment to dwell in God’s Word, wisdom, and ways.Steve reminds listeners that God has always set before His people a clear choice: life or death, blessing or cursing. Abiding in the true vine—Jesus Christ—leads to life, strength, and generational blessing. Drifting from God’s ways, even subtly, leads to spiritual vulnerability and loss.This episode highlights the seriousness and eternal weight of God’s wisdom, urging believers to grow beyond spiritual infancy and to take responsibility for knowing and living the Word of God. Abiding produces fruit, brings glory to God, and positions believers to walk in the promises and protection God has faithfully provided.This is Part 2 of a three-part teaching series from The Steve Klanderud Collection, calling believers to remain awake, anchored, and fully present in Christ—the only true source of life.

In this opening message of Abiding in the Vine, Steve begins with Jesus’ words to Thomas: “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” From there, he lays a clear and steady foundation for what it truly means to abide in Christ.Drawing from John 14 and John 15, Steve explains that abiding is not passive, but a continual, intentional staying connected to Jesus through His Word, His ways, and obedience to His commandments. Just as a branch cannot bear fruit unless it remains in the vine, believers cannot produce spiritual fruit apart from Christ.This teaching emphasizes that Jesus is the only true vine. There is no alternate path, no substitute source of life, and no fruit outside of Him. Steve reminds listeners that abiding leads to joy, protection, and a fruitful life rooted in God’s faithfulness—not human effort or self-made paths.With Scripture woven throughout, this episode calls believers to remain anchored in Christ, to meditate on God’s promises, and to live within the boundaries God has lovingly provided for life, safety, and spiritual growth.This is Part 1 of a three-part series from The Steve Klanderud Collection, focused on living a life firmly rooted in Christ—the only source of true life and lasting fruit.

Praise the Lord!!! Our God is so good. The Word tells us in Romans 8: “There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus, who walk not after the flesh, but after the Spirit.” That’s the life we’re called to live—free from the law of sin and death, walking in the Spirit, putting on the Lord Jesus Christ.In this second part of the message, Steve Klanderud lays it out plain: the works of the flesh bring bondage, but the fruit of the Spirit proves we belong to Christ. He reminds us that we are reconciled to God by the blood of Jesus, and now we carry the ministry of reconciliation: calling men and women everywhere to turn back to God.This is a call to action: to put on Christ, to love your neighbor as yourself, to bear one another’s burdens, and to set your mind on what is true, pure, and of a good report. God has given us everything we need to live holy, upright, and victorious in this world.Thank You, Lord, for Your Word. Thank You, mighty God, for the life and power we have in Jesus Christ.

Thank You, Lord, for Your Word. Our God is so good. He has given us everything we need to live victoriously in this world, but the Bible tells us, “Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling.” That means you don’t just sit back and wait. You pick up the Word. You pray. You feed your spirit. You let the Holy Ghost strengthen you. You grow up from milk to meat. You learn how to stand on the promises of God for yourself.In this two-part message, Steve Klanderud speaks straight from Philippians 2 and 2 Corinthians. He calls the church to maturity, to stop being babes in Christ, and to start walking uprightly with confidence in the blood of Jesus. He warns about the god of this world, Satan, who blinds minds, and he reminds believers that Jesus Christ already conquered him and gave us power and authority to overcome.This is a call to live like new creatures, to stay prayed up, to feed on God’s Word, to keep your temple full of the Holy Ghost, and to know that no counsel, no power, no enemy can stand against the God we serve.Come ready. Open your Bible. Let the Spirit of God open your eyes. And learn how to work out your salvation, walk in victory, and live uprightly before the Lord in these days.

In this powerful message, Steven unpacks the depth of Galatians 5:1 and the call to remain steadfast in the liberty Christ has given us. Speaking directly to seasoned believers and those longing for spiritual strength, Steven urges the church not to return to the yoke of bondage—whether it be legalism, compromise, or the ways of this world. With bold conviction and deep reverence for God’s Word, he reminds us that we are temples of the living God, called to be filled with His Spirit, His wisdom, and His truth.From the dangers of subtle deception to the importance of personal holiness, this episode is a call to stand firm, stay faithful, and live free. The victory has already been won through Jesus Christ. Now is the time to hold fast, walk uprightly, and reflect His glory in a world desperate for light.

It's not just about getting on the Rock, it's about staying there.In Part 2 of Building on the Rock of Jesus Christ, recorded on August 1st, 2020, Steve Klanderud continues with a call to walk uprightly, renounce hidden sin, and live as vessels of God’s power. This is not a passive gospel. This is a life of obedience, of holiness, of power through the Holy Ghost. It’s a life that honors God: out loud, in the open, without compromise.You’ll hear the Word preached with fire and clarity as Steve teaches from 2 Corinthians 4 and Luke 10, reminding us that the same God who commanded light to shine out of darkness has carry this treasure in earthen vessels, not just to survive, but to walk in victory, power, and truth.This message is a charge to live pure, to forgive, to walk free, and to stand against darkness, not in your own strength, but by the Spirit of the Living God. It’s a reminder that your salvation isn’t a one-time moment, it’s a walk. And the Rock we stand on is Christ.Scriptures preached: 2 Corinthians 4, Luke 10:19–20, Psalm 18, Proverbs 16, and more.

You can’t live this life on your own and expect to be victorious.In this first message from the Building on the Rock of Jesus Christ series, recorded August 1st, 2020, Steve Klanderud lays a firm foundation: Jesus Christ is the Rock that cannot be moved. The world may shift like sand, but those who plant their feet on the truth of God’s Word will not be shaken.Steve calls every listener, young and old, to come humbly before the Lord, to get off the sand of this world and get planted on the solid Rock of Christ. With power and clarity, he walks through Scripture after Scripture, showing that salvation is a gift, not by works, but through faith. And that once you’ve been saved, you’re called to walk holy, live clean, forgive others, and act on God's Word.This message is a wake-up call. It’s a call to come back. To make Jesus Lord of your life. To believe. To trust. To build your house on the Rock.Scriptures referenced: Acts 2:21, Ephesians 2, Romans 10:9, Titus 3:5, Psalm 18, Psalm 17, Proverbs 16, Matthew 5, Mark 11, and more.

In Part 2 of the “Our Stance in God” series, Steve Klanderud dives deeper into what it means to build your life on the unshakable foundation of God’s Word. Drawing on Scripture from Proverbs, Psalms, Ezekiel, and other sources, this message reminds us that God's promises are not just truths to admire, but truths to live by.From discerning between the holy and the profane to walking forward in faith no matter your past, Steve encourages listeners to stay grounded in God’s voice, abide in His Word, and resist the pressures of a shifting world. This episode will strengthen your resolve to live boldly, walk in victory, and remember: God loads us daily with benefits, and His strength is at work in His people.

In this final installment of the “Our Stance in God” series, Steve Klanderud delivers a stirring call to make your calling and election sure. Drawing from Exodus, Isaiah, Hebrews, 2 Peter, and more, he urges believers to walk in the fullness of the new covenant, grounded in forgiveness, obedience, and spiritual diligence.This message reminds us that walking with God is not a passive endeavor, but an intentional pursuit, with clean hands and a pure heart. Steve emphasizes the power of divine love, the call to forgive as we’ve been forgiven, and the truth that we can be partakers of God’s divine nature. Through Christ, we are no longer bound by sin or the systems of the world. We are empowered to live holy, fruitful, and Spirit-filled lives that never fall.

In the first message of this powerful 3-part series, Steve opens the Scriptures to remind us who we are and where we stand as believers in Christ. Rooted in passages from Ephesians, John, and Romans, this episode emphasizes that our confidence is not in ourselves, but in the unchanging truth of God’s Word and the finished work of Jesus Christ.Through passionate preaching and heartfelt reflection, Steve walks us through the gift of righteousness, the promise of abundant life, and the power we have when we abide in Christ. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed or standing strong, this message will encourage you to rise in faith and walk in your rightful place, as a new creation, dearly loved and empowered by God.