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Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about putting your focus on God. You may be focused on your problems right now. Switch your focus, put it on God and the picture of your life can change to a landscape of God's love.

Today, as we study John 12 and continue to learn about how Mary broke her alabaster box of fragrant perfume to anoint Jesus, we’ll see the extent of the sacrificial love she was showing to Him by doing that.  And perhaps her story will compel us to consider what it is that we will sacrifice for Jesus.

When things are going well financially, it’s tempting to take credit for your success. This can lead to sins like pride and greed.  But financial adversity has its own set of temptations. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will talk about how to be financially wise in good times and bad. Then he’ll answer some...

“The Lord will provide.” It’s one of the most repeated promises in the Bible. Why, then, is it often difficult for us to believe that He will? On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will remind us of God’s faithfulness and talk about finding peace and contentment in uncertain times. Then, he’ll answer...

Goals don’t amount to much unless you have a plan to reach them. And financially speaking, that planning should involve more than building your net worth. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will welcome Ron Anderson to discuss life planning—what is it, how to do it, and why you should. Then Rob will tackle your...

The Color Purple Women of Multi Faith Gathering Theme and purpose: The Color Purple theme was chosen in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Here at the Family Justice Center's Multi Faith Task Force, we would like to take this time to introduce ourselves and everything we have to offer when it comes to dealing with the topic of abuse...

Because of Jesus, you and I have been invited to step up closer to the heart of God. We’ve been granted a way to get a seat at court-side. We’ve been given an invitation to God’s ear. Most of us either don’t take that invitation seriously or underestimate the power of it. But oh, what if we did accept his invitation?

How a woman grieving unfathomable loss discovered a relationship with Christ while listening to Moody Radio.

Should a married couple choose to attend separate churches? It's not necessarily wrong, but it's not advisable. If neither of them want to attend the other's church, it might helpful for them to agree to visit other churches that neither one of them are currently attending. They might end up finding a church that both can agree on.