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Part of understanding joy is considering its source. Our joy is based on our relationship with God and it is born in us by the Holy Spirit. Joy elevates us in the presence of God. It controls our worship of Him, even when we’re going through difficult times and situations.

When we seek to understand joy, we’ll discover that joy changes our attitude, our affections, and it helps us with the way we act and respond to the circumstances in our lives.

When we look at the difference between joy and happiness, we learn that joy is produced by the Holy Spirit; happiness is produced by the human spirit. And so, if it’s independent of circumstances, joy is not impacted by what’s happening around us or to us. Joy is what’s happening through us.

Today on Bold Steps … Pastor Mark Jobe challenges you to rise above the difficulties and to trust God in helping you live your best life. We begin a new series called, Rise: Live Your Best Life Yet.  Your best life isn’t going to happen by accident.  And yes, it may be risky, but you have to be intentional about where...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark tells you how you should keep your joy while you wait for God's promise or answer to prayer. If you have truly given your life to Christ, then joy is a by-product.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark defines what joy is. Joy is a fruit of the Holy Spirit and you could be in the middle of a difficult situation and still experience joy.

In a world of busy and in a season of hectic, Dr. Mark Jobe is asking if we truly are walking under the Holy Spirit's direction when it comes to opportunities to share the good news of Jesus Christ.  How not to miss...a divine interruption on the next Moody Presents!

Today on Bold Steps Weekend with Mark Jobe, Pastor Mark is turning to the book of Matthew chapter 1 verse 18 with the message titled Surprises. Life is full of surprises and Mark will be teaching on how to deal with them in your life.

Series: "Always Generous" - 2 Cor 9: / Most of us will admit that it would be nice sometimes to be a bit more prosperous. Some make it their primary ambition to obtain wealth. But for followers of Christ, what’s to be the right view of prosperity? Did God put us on earth to see how much we could attain for our own enjoyment, or did he intend...

They say that every ‘cloud has a silver lining’ which is a sign of hope in an otherwise gloomy situation. Though this past year has seen its share of challenges, let’s pause to reflect on the wonder of Christ’s birth and the hope his arrival brought to our world.