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Today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark Jobe explains what to do when we feel stuck … in a spiritual cave. There are A LOT of things around us right now that are creating noise.  Politics, division, uncertainty about economics, anxiety, depression, the list goes on.  And it raises a pivotal question in our spiritual lives … how do we hear God in...

Pastor Mark says "Never let your natural eyes determine your spiritual future." as he helps us with those moments when we’re faced with a decision in our lives.

Can the problem of pain be addressed by reason? Is certainty a prerequisite for faith? Many wrestle with these and other complex questions around meaning, morality, identity, family, sexuality, politics, and spirituality. As the senior fellow for apologetics and evangelism at the C.S. Lewis Institute, our guest will offer encouragement for...

What do other countries know and practice that America doesn’t when it comes to gender dysphoria? Janet Parshall will explain in this week’s commentary.

Pastor Mark says "Your heart hungers when it is repentant." as he helps us deal with unresolved sin that can clog the pipes of your spiritual life.

Pastor Mark says ”Many of us are living with candlelight when we have electricity at our disposal” as this devotional looks at your new identity in Christ.

How can you stay connected with your spouse when your life is too busy? Step one is making sure you're speaking your spouse's love language. Then, give your marital relationship priority over anything else.

When a problem arises in your marriage, it often leads to you and your spouse blaming each other. No doubt, both of you bear some of the fault. What you must do is confess the areas in which you are at fault - regardless of whether or not your spouse takes the same step.

How can a marriage work when the spouses have opposite love languages? The good news is, anyone can learn to speak a love language that's not natural to them. Discover your spouse's love language, and then become an expert at speaking it!