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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...

Heather Holleman is an author and college professor, and has the kind of contagious faith and excitement in Christ that makes you want to know more. She reveals what helps her to share her faith more joyfully, consistently, and effectively, and why it's far easier than most people realize. ...

Stop making excuses and start using what’s in your hand. Learn from Moses’ story in Exodus 4 how God uses ordinary people for extraordinary purposes.

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.

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 with Mark Jobe, you’ll see how pride quietly suffocates your soul like carbon monoxide. If you want spiritual life again, it starts with humility and waking up to what pride is doing in you.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark explains why you may not “feel hungry” for God—because you’ve been filled with substitutes. God wants to restore real hunger in you so your soul craves what actually satisfies.

You may feel like Christianity is nothing but rules that will keep you down. But actually, God’s laws and rules are in place for your benefit and well-being. Hear more today on Bold Steps Minute.

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.