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When we become involved in ministry at our local church, we need to remember Who we’re working for. That it’s God Who has called us to this work and ultimate we’ll be accountable to Him. God has gifted each of us in special ways and has given us the things that He wants us to do.

On today's Treasured Truth Weekend, Pastor Ford will explain how we can see purpose in our problems and pain. When we face trials in life, we need to understand that what we’re going through is for the future that we’re going to.  That struggle is a part of making us who we’re going to become and it is designed to accomplish...

Today on Bold Steps Weekend with Mark Jobe, we'll see how unforgiveness clogs up the channel that allows the forgiveness of God to flow to you. The series is titled Help My Unbelief: Speaking to the Heart of Doubt. Pastor Mark will explain why unforgiveness is more harmful to you than the person you're unwilling to forgive.

Today on Bold Steps Weekend with Mark Jobe, you'll learn how to stand firm in a culture that's increasingly going against the things of God. The message is titled, Anointed to Stand Firm and comes from the book of First John chapter two.

Today on Bold Steps Weekend with Mark Jobe, you'll be reminded not to let fear and anxiety take control. Pastor Mark is going to talk about courage and how he defines it. And it's not the typical definition of courage that most would think.

Today on Bold Steps Weekend with Mark Jobe, you'll learn that confidence comes from knowing who God has called us to be and who He has called us to become. Mark continues the message titled, Confidence, from the book of 1 Samuel chapter 30 where we are learning how to rise in order to live our best life yet.

Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark Jobe shows you how to move out of the desert and into the place God has called you to be. In Psalm 63, King David writes, "My soul thirsts for you. My flesh yearns for you in a dry and weary land where there is no water." You know that life can take you through some dry, parched places,...

Pastor Ford will remind us today that sometimes the solution to our problem is in our problem. In other words, our deficiency—which is apparent to us in our problem—may be the provision for the sufficiency that God wants to provide for us, but we sometimes cannot easily see the truth about our situation.

When we consider the purpose in our problems and pain, we need to realize that it’s not how much of Jesus we have, but it’s how much of us that Jesus has. We need to ask ourselves, do we really trust Him in our time of trouble?

There’s power in the name of Jesus.  So much so, that when we focus on Him and on magnifying His name, our perspective changes.  We will realize that the problems in our lives will become smaller, in comparison to the light of His glory. ...