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Pastor Mark tells us that "We will not see revival or renewal unless we, the people of God, learn to pray." as uses the life of D.L. Moody to encourage us to prayer.

Pastor Mark says "Victory is when we are real, honest and true about what’s really happening in our lives." as he challenges us to consider what we’re doing and why we’re doing it before we say or do anything.

Pastor Mark says "Most of the time, second chances don’t come easily—but when it comes to grace and forgiveness, Jesus is all about it." as he invites you to accept that free gift of grace, mercy, and forgiveness

Pastor Mark says ”Anger is a shortcut to get your way, but you lose something in the process” as this devotional looks at what the Bible has to say about anger.

Brittany battled drug and alcohol addiction for 15 years. When she surrendered her life to Jesus, she finally got sober, only to find there were many more issues she'd never dealt with. Hear her messy and beautiful road to freedom in Christ.

Paul Shepherd was born and raised in India, worshipping the many gods of the Hindu faith. When he started exploring the Bible, it was originally to disprove the claims of Christianity. But over time, he began to see that the God of the Bible is the one true God. He shares how his decision to follow Jesus led to persecution and even disownment...

Today on Bold Steps … Pastor Mark Jobe shows us what happens when the walls of division come down. As we move forward in our new series, When You Believe … Everything Changes, we’ll continue our lesson from Ephesians, chapter 2. Mark will give us three points to consider about who you are … and what happens when...

Today on Bold Steps, Pastor Mark Jobe shows us how to tear down the walls that separate us from God. Have you ever felt like an outsider? Maybe you’ve moved to a new neighborhood … started a new job … or maybe you’ve started at a new school? You may feel like you’re on one side of a wall and everyone else is...

The four seasons of the year is a metaphor used to describe the quality of your marriage. Your marriage might start in the Spring - new and exciting,  but it might drift into Winter - cold and harsh. In what season is your marriage?