Moody Radio

Today on a Bold Steps Minute with Pastor Mark Jobe ... What you consistently think about will eventually shape the way you see the world. Choose to focus your mind on what is admirable, excellent, praiseworthy, and good, and your perspective will begin to change.

How do you go about helping your fiancé discover their love language? Begin by encouraging them to read Dr. Gary Chapman's book, The Five Love Languages.

Today on a Bold Steps Minute with Pastor Mark Jobe ... You were never meant to suffer alone in darkness, and seeking help is an important step toward healing and wholeness. No matter how broken life may feel today, God's love reminds you that your life has purpose and your story can move toward redemption!

It's difficult to stay pure before marriage. When you deeply love each other emotionally, the natural progression becomes physical. The physical aspect of love is not the foundation of a good marriage. Covenant with each other that you will not become physically involved until after marriage.

From a Biblical perspective, the purpose of life is not to accomplish our own objectives but to glorify God. Our busy lives tend to direct our thoughts toward ourselves and our family. But as you serve your family, you are serving God.

You must admit that when your children are born, it greatly affects your marital relationship. Raising your children can become all consuming. Your children and your marriage should both be prioritized, but your marriage should be your main priority.

Today on Bold Steps, Pastor Mark reveals that there is a real spiritual battle over your life and calling. Yet even in your testing, Jesus is already praying for your restoration.

When your spouse confesses their failure to you, forgiveness is always the Christian response to confession and repentance.

Today on Bold Steps, Pastor Mark explains how God speaks into your future, not just your past. While accusation reminds you of failure, God calls out who you are becoming.

Today on Bold Steps with Mark Jobe, Pastor Mark confronts one of the biggest deceptions in our culture — that we're "good enough." The reality of God's holiness shows us why we need a Savior.