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Some people get so used to their problems, they start decorating around them.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe gets to the heart of why we stay stuck even when freedom is within reach.  It’s a convicting look at victim mentality, the voices that keep us down, and the moment Jesus says pick up your mat, and walk.  Don’t...

Whatever is in the driver’s seat of your life is also determining your destination.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe paints a picture of what it really means to be faith-driven … not just in theory, but in the choices you make when things get hard.  Through four unlikely friends who refused to give up on one man, we’ll...

What if Sunday morning wasn’t the ceiling of your spiritual life, but the floor?  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe digs into the story of King David and his passionate, costly pursuit of God’s presence … and what it reveals about the difference between visiting God and actually living with Him.  There’s more...

The overflow of your relationship with God doesn’t stay contained to Sunday mornings … it spills into your home, your family, and everyone around you.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe gets practical about what it means to make your household a place where God is welcome.  It’s a message about clearing the room...

Irreverent talk spreads like gangrene … those are Paul’s words, not ours.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe wraps up a convicting message with a look at the cultural distortions that have crept into the church … from the prosperity gospel to political Christianity … and what it looks like when Scripture, not...

Who are we when we are stripped down to our very essence?  How do we not only survive but find joy and peace in a world that is full of suffering and disappointment?  Ed Stetzer talks with World-renowned psychologist and leadership expert Dr. Henry Cloud about his devotional, To Know Him: A 90-Day Invitation to Come to God as You...

Before you can change the world, something has to change in you.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe turns to the life of John the Baptist to show us what Kingdom character really looks like.  It’s not loud or self-promoting … it’s the quiet, steady willingness to make room for others to encounter Jesus.  Discover...