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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.

Today on Bold Steps with Mark Jobe, Pastor Mark reminds us that every person stands guilty before a holy God. The reason Jesus came is because there was no other way for us to be saved.

Today on Bold Steps, Pastor Mark makes it clear that Christianity is not self-improvement. It is rescue from a debt we could never pay ourselves.

Today on Bold Steps with Mark Jobe, Pastor Mark explains what happened at the cross — your sin was stamped paid in full. The debt you could never cover was covered by the Lamb of God.

Pastor Jobe steps off the sermon to address a damaging misconception head on — today on Bold Steps Minute, he makes it plain that seeking medical help is not a sign of weak faith. God heals in more ways than one.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Jobe lands on one of the most powerful phrases in all of scripture and the Lord remembered her. Every prayer, every tear, every year of waiting — God kept a record of all of it.

There's a hard line between self-generated positivity and Spirit-generated hope and today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Jobe makes clear they are not the same thing. This kind of hope isn't something you produce; it's something God produces in you.

Moody alumnus Nick Gatzke is reaching and discipling a growing number of young adults as a church pastor and as a preacher on Moody Radio.

In this episode of Quiet Time, Dr. Sauer and former student Asaph explore why many young people feel anxious, undisciplined, and unsure of their direction. They contrast modern habits like instant gratification and digital dependence with the biblical call to perseverance, mentorship, and obedience. With practical, Scripture-rooted insight,...

Dr. Sauer shares how his disciplined 2 a.m. devotional life began and what shaped his commitment to daily quiet time. We discuss common obstacles that keep people from consistency and what it truly takes to maintain and preserve a faithful devotional rhythm.Thanks for joining us for our very first episode!