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Chris Brooks regularly encourages us to be winsome witnesses for Jesus in today’s culture.  For many people, that means starting with the question, Does God Exist?  Today, Chris will guide us through several avenues of proof for the God of the Bible.  Listen and learn to graciously share your faith with skeptics and atheists...

The racial divide in our culture continues to make headlines. The good news is that the Bible has a lot to say about how to heal our persistent conflicts concerning race. Ed Stetzer talks with popular Bible teacher and pastor Derwin Gray about God's vision for a reconciled multiethnic family, that reflects his beauty and healing presence...

Pastor Mark Jobe says that unless the part of your re-building is renewed spiritually, the rebuilding is only half completed. What it means to be hungry for God... today on Bold Steps. Today we move ahead to the first part of Nehemiah chapter 8 and see how God did a miraculous work in bringing 40-thousand people together who were hungry for...

Whether you are looking for a new pastor, planting a new church, or making other leadership transitions, change comes to many churches. How prepared are your leadership team and congregation to handle these times of transition?  Bring your questions for Erika Cole, The Church Attorney®, about navigating church changes wisely and...

We are entering that wonderful time of year as we celebrate Jesus’s birth with family and friends! Join Chris Brooks for a new way to keep our focus on Jesus throughout this busy season. If you need a fresh reminder of the reason for all the celebrations, don’t miss this conversation with author Jared Wilson as they ponder the...

Martha's battle with postpartum depression was so severe, she ended up hospitalized for ten days in a hospital psychiatric ward. That's where her faith in God was restored.  If you are looking for help getting connected to a Christian counselor in your area, use this helpful tool from Focus on the Family.  ...

If you are truly sorry for how you've hurt someone, you must verbally apologize. But the evidence of true sorrow should be confirmed by your change in behavior.