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Daily Teaching from Dr. Mark Jobe
November 22, 2024
The Gratitude Zone
For some of us, we feel like we have a lot to be thankful for in life right now … but it’s also true that there are many people today who are going through times where gratitude just doesn’t feel warranted. Maybe in their finances or their health, or maybe there’s trouble going on in their families. Today on Bold Steps, Pastor Mark Jobe is going to shift our focus off of what’s happening around us … and get a better understanding of what God wants to do inside of us. Because it turns out, gratitude is about much more than just responding to good times.
Today's Bold Steps Gift: 50 Most Important Bible Questions
November 21, 2024
The Grumble – Part 2
Today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark Jobe has a perspective-changing lesson on how to handle our temptation … to complain. Last time, we began a message about a seemingly simple subject … the topic of complaining. We all do it, and unfortunately, it’s one of those things that gets easier and easier to fall into the more we do it. That’s why combating our instinct to grumble is so important! There will always be problems, struggles, and uncertainties in this life … but how we choose to respond to them makes all the difference.
Today's Bold Steps Gift: 50 Most Important Bible Questions
November 20, 2024
The Grumble – Part 1
You may think that complaining is just a natural response, a simple way of expressing how we feel. Today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark Jobe warns about the danger of grumbling. With Thanksgiving coming up next week, we wanted to share a message he gave to students here at MBI on the need to move beyond grumbling and complaining. And this is aimed at EVERYONE. We all have a tendency to gripe and complain from time to time, but Mark is going to emphasize the importance of fighting The Grumble.
Today's Bold Steps Gift: 50 Most Important Bible Questions
November 19, 2024
Come Out of the Cave – Part 2
Sometimes, life can feel overwhelming, and we just want to pull away. But today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark Jobe calls us to step out of our cave and follow God’s call. Now more than ever, life seems to be filled with noise … whether it’s the bickering we see on TV or the discord we face with our own neighbors and family. But Mark is reminding us of where we’re meant to be centering our attention, and how to find God’s voice even during life’s storms. It’s a lesson from 1 Kings chapter 19, called Come out of the Cave.
Today's Bold Steps Gift: 50 Most Important Bible Questions
November 18, 2024
Come Out of the Cave – Part 1
Today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark Jobe explains what to do when we feel stuck … in a spiritual cave. There are A LOT of things around us right now that are creating noise. Politics, division, uncertainty about economics, anxiety, depression, the list goes on. And it raises a pivotal question in our spiritual lives … how do we hear God in middle of it all? Mark is going to help us understand that we need to listen for His voice, and that hearing God might take some effort on our part.
Today's Bold Steps Gift: 50 Most Important Bible Questions
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Dr. Mark Jobe
Mark Jobe serves as president of Moody Bible Institute and host of Moody Radio's Bold Steps. He is the author of Unstuck: Out of Your Cave into Your Call (Moody Publishers). He is also the founding pastor of New Life Community Church, a Chicago-based ministry with 27 locations throughout Chicago. Mark earned a diploma from Moody in 1984, a master’s degree from Moody Theological Seminary, and a doctorate in transformational leadership from Bakke Graduate University. He and his wife, Dee, have three adult children.
Bold Steps with Dr. Mark Jobe
Bold Steps with Dr. Mark Jobe takes you on the path to freedom and authenticity in Christ. With candid, topical teaching from God’s Word, Dr. Jobe offers simple gospel messages with the power to transform your life.