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The best thing you can be is a jar of clay. Let me explain.

Could God be orchestrating divine encounters in your everyday life? Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe uncovers how to recognize the spiritual appointments God sets up all around us.  The powerful story in Acts 10 of Peter and Cornelius shows how God prepares hearts and circumstances long before we arrive. Bold Step Gift: WHAT...

How to overcome the disaster of knowing but not doing.

Today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark Jobe begins a message all about spiritual clarity. The Christian life is not about arrival, but pursuit. We need a clear spiritual goal to know Christ and be conformed to Him. Join us in Philippians chapter 3 as we learn from Paul what it means to run with a clear aim in our faith. Bold Step Gift:  Walk...

Is your husband spending too much time with his parents?

If you live or work in a big city, you’ve probably seen a number of cultural norms and trends being played out right before your eyes. The same was true for the apostle Paul, too. He wrote a letter to the largest city of his day, Rome, to explain that without the Gospel, there was no power to change. Today on Bold Steps, Pastor Mark...

We live in a culture where most people would say they are “good” or “decent” … and deserving of Heaven.  But is being good enough to make a person righteous before a Holy God?  It can appear that our culture has swung the pendulum toward viewing God through the lens of love only … and it’s...

Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe … an in-studio discussion with Dr. Bill Thrasher, Moody Bible Institute professor and author, to talk about something that should be foundational to every believer’s life… but often feels like the most challenging thing we do… and that’s prayer. Join us for this conversation...

One common area of conflict between husbands and wives is differences in how to discipline their children. If their children know they're loved, they are more likely to respond positively to your discipline.

Some fathers confide in and seek advice from their sons more than they do with their wives. This is clearly unhealthy if the wife's input seems to be valued less than that of their son. Though difficult, the wife should affirm her husband, acknowledging that he's at least man enough to reach out for advice.