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Do you ever feel too far gone to be fully redeemed? As though your sins are too great to be undone? Today, part 2 of Pastor Mark Jobe's Bold Steps message, Denial In the Heart, where he'll be talking about the effects of hidden sin in our life and how the devil uses fear and deception to drag us down. But, how also how the power of repentance...

Are you a change agent? … That’s the topic today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe. Sometimes people complain that the church is good at giving sermons … but when it comes to taking action … well, that’s another story.  Mark is going to be reminding us what being a part of the church really means. The church is not just a place … it’s a...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about God's will for single adults. God's will is that single adults remain sexually abstinent until marriage. In today's world, that may not be normal. However, it is better to follow God's will, than man's ways.

Today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark Jobe reminds us that sometimes when we think something is over, God has an ace up His sleeve. Do you sometimes feel like something inside of you has died?  Like there’s an emptiness, hole, or longing that you can’t seem to fill no matter how hard you try?  Mark is going to be taking us...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about God's promise to you. The promise that if you call upon the name of the Lord, you can be born again and become a child of God regardless of your background.

Washington DC is all decked out for Christmas, but there is one building, in particular, that is simply stunning this time of year. Janet Parshall tells you more in this week’s commentary.

In these uncertain times, it's easy to think that the Gospel isn't making a difference. Offering an inspiring look at the positive influence of Christianity, both historically and today, our guest will explore how the plights of women and children were forever changed by Jesus; how believers today are extending God's kingdom through charities...

The parable of the Prodigal Son is a great reminder to us of God's unfailing love for us.  No matter how far we wander, He's always waiting to welcome us back to Him.  Trillia Newbell talks with author Sarah Walton about this familiar Bible story and it's message of self-worth, hope and identity that is relevant for us today.

Some people never accept responsibility for their actions. It's most likely because they were never taught to take responsibility for their actions when they were children.