This month, Larry Stamm Ministries marks thirteen years of connecting the Jewish foundations of the faith to a bold and confident witness.

When Lori and I stepped out in 2013, we had nothing to offer God but availability. No church staff position, no denomination behind us, no donor file to inherit, just a motto: Larry Stamm Ministries exists to make the gospel of Jesus a confident topic of conversation for every Christian. Everything else from the invitations, to support, to the audience, had to be built one relationship at a time. We couldn’t have built on our own what came next. We didn’t.

Thirteen years later, God has taken that same message into a room far bigger than we could have opened ourselves. What started with a single book in 2014 has grown to five. What started with no open doors now includes daily radio on Love FM and WHCB, weekly reach across TruthFM’s five-state network, and national television on SkyWatch, VTN, NRB TV, CTN, and The Jim Bakker Show. The mission hasn’t changed since that first year — only the size of the room it’s spoken into.

September 1, 2026 marks our 13th anniversary. For that, we give God the glory for His faithfulness and provision, and we thank Him for you, the people who’ve sown into this ministry in so many ways over the years. As we strive to be an example of Christian witness in the marketplace, that’s the work we’re still building toward: continuing to endeavor to equip the Church to see and share the breathtaking, seamless story of redemption found in our Messiah Jesus.

One passage I’ve meditated on these past few years is the prayer Moses penned in Psalm 90:

Let Your work appear to Your servants, And Your glory to their children. And let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us, And establish the work of our hands for us; Yes, establish the work of our hands. (Psalm 90:16–17, NKJV)

The Lord has been faithful to answer this prayer through the years. And still, it remains a prayer we continue to pray.

When this ministry work began, I hadn’t written a book, hadn’t recorded a video teaching, hadn’t stepped into a prison, visited any workplaces as a marketplace chaplain, or stood at a podium at any national prophecy conferences. None of it existed. The Lord’s work has certainly appeared to us, His humble servants.

Now, years later, we stand in awe of what the Lord has done, grateful for the work He’s allowed us to do, by His grace and all for His glory. 

And He has not only revealed the work. He has established it. The Hebrew word for establish, kuwn, carries the sense of being set: fixed, founded, made solid. It’s the language of a foundation beneath a house. Applied to people, it speaks of stability, security, endurance.

Yet nothing about the Christian life, or ministry, stays still. It is not static; it’s dynamic, always moving. We haven’t arrived. There is always more on the horizon: more good work God has for us to do.

This fall, that horizon includes our next book, Satan’s Long War on Israel: A Biblical Exposé, and we couldn’t be more thrilled. Beyond it, other manuscripts are taking shape, God willing.

Beyond even that, the Lord has plans for Larry Stamm Ministries that stretch further still — and you are integral to every one of them. You have helped us, supported us, prayed for us, invested in us financially. God has used you to accomplish the work He’s given us to do today, and the work still ahead tomorrow.

Ultimately, this is not our ministry. It is the Lord’s. It’s His work, done through willing hands. He continues to use us, and for that we are endlessly grateful. As we step into the next season, we bring Moses’ next request before Him too:

So teach us to number our days, That we may gain a heart of wisdom. (Psalm 90:12, NKJV)

We praise the Lord for the work He has revealed and the work He has established. May He continue to do so and more as we seek Him and strive to serve Him well. 

Amen.

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