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Betrayal from someone you trusted can cut deeper than almost anything else in life.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe opens Paul’s final letter from a Roman prison, where the apostle names the very people who deserted him ... and shows exactly how to respond when the people closest to you let you down. Listen to Bold Steps with Pastor...

Paul had every reason to grow bitter.  Instead, he modeled something far more powerful.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe closes out his study on staying strong after betrayal with a simple exercise to help you finally release the hurt you’ve been carrying.  Find strength, and freedom … listen to Bold Steps with...

Do you have to be perfect to have a good marriage? No, but you do have to learn to deal effectively with your failures.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark gives encouragement to get alone with God and listen. No talking, no asks, only stillness, absorbing that God orchestrates all of life and He is God and you are not.

Through the lens of Joseph's remarkable journey, Anne Graham Lotz and Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright reveal how one man's life was turned upside down and set on a path he would have never chosen himself, but one that would lead to God's ultimate purpose for his life. With Scripture, personal stories of hardship, and the unshakable hope found in...

Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark completes this 3-part message that explains the 10-10-80 plan, how wisdom leads you to save for a constantly changing future, prompts you to give and drives you to get out of debt.

A slow leak is more dangerous than a blowout … because you don’t notice until you’re already flat.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe brings a timely word for anyone who’s been running on empty without quite knowing how it happened.  Drawing from Paul’s letter to a worn-out young Timothy, this message...

Matthew 9:9-13 I Dr. Crawford Loritts concludes the message, “Go Where you Are Needed” by offering four ways to reach out to marginalized people with the hope of the Gospel.

Matt 9:18-34 I What do the four encounters with Jesus in this passage have in common?  What ties these stories together?  The passage illustrates four desperate people, four encounters with Jesus and four miracles. In the second part of this message, Crawford shares four lessons we can learn from these stories.    ...

Dr. Crawford Loritts presents part one of “Who Made You the Judge.”  Crawford clarifies what Jesus meant in Matthew 7:1 when He told his disciples not to judge. Crawford shares the first two of five principles we should keep in mind about this passage.