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Rejoicing isn’t a feeling you wait for ... it’s a habit you practice.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe finishes this message on hope and joy with two practical habits for guarding your heart and retraining your mind.  Be sure to listen and put these habits into practice … listen to Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe.

Idolatry doesn’t always look like a golden statue.  Sometimes it looks like a job, a relationship, or even your own reflection in the mirror.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe dives into 1 Corinthians 10 with a message titled Keep Your Worship Pure, naming the idols that hide in plain sight in modern life.  It’s an...

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.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark uses an example of going to a banquet to show how it is so important to not miss the point of your faith.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark tells you how to change your heart in a good way. It is in a way you may be reluctant to do, goes against normal thinking, but can bring great joy.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about how Jesus said the way to life is narrow and that few people find it. It starts with knowing who is Lord of your life.

Today on Bold Steps Minutes, Pastor Mark gives pastoral direction for the fallout. It's a practical path back to purpose and faithfulness.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark empowers you to see your present choices as seeds, not random events. It restores hope by showing that future outcomes are influenced by today's faithfulness.

What makes one child feel loved doesn't necessarily make the other child feel loved. Each one has an emotional love tank. One has a larger or smaller tank one than the other. Spend the appropriate amount of time to fill each love tank to the brim.