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Nehemiah realized that his re-building project needed soul before it needed structure. Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark is teaching on how to set spiritual priorities in order.

People that don't guard the borders of their spiritual life, fall. Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark is asking if you are paying attention to the weak areas of your life? With the convenience of the internet and access to every kind of instant information, the guarding of our lives has become more difficult than ever.

Ready to get your hands dirty for the Gospel?  Friday/Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe issues an urgent call to spiritual work.  Luke chapter 10 reveals why the harvest is plentiful but workers are few.  Start right where you are and look for the right people. Listen to Bold Steps with Mark Jobe. Bold Step Gift: Bread...

Have you been wrestling with who you are … and who God is?  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe tackles three crucial questions: Who am I?  Who is God?  Can I trust His plan?  Moses’ encounter with God shows us where to find confidence—not in ourselves but in the Great I AM. Bold Step Gift: Bread and...

Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe … we’re learning more about forgiveness. We’re in a new series called, Connected—Breaking Out of Isolation.  And as Mark mentioned last time, in order to authentically connect with the people around us, we need to be willing to forgive and forget.  But a lot of times,...

Today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark Jobe gives some powerful guidance on how to fight … for your God-given destiny. If you are a regular listener to the program, you’ve heard Mark say over and over that our “destiny” is worth fighting for.  We ALL have a purpose and design and call of God. You are not anonymous. ...

Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe … we’re learning about the power of our words. A lot of us are living in cities and crowded places. Here in Chicago, we have to fight for parking spaces. Yet, even in a crowd, we can sometimes still feel lonely and disconnected. We feel that way because we’re missing real, authentic...