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Ever feel stuck in the same place, year after year?  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe launches a series, Breaking Free: What It Means to Walk Tall Again, with the story of a woman crippled for eighteen years in Luke chapter 13.  She showed up faithfully at the synagogue for years, yet never once experienced God’s true power.

What do you do the morning after you’ve completely blown it?  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe turns to John chapter 21 and Peter’s return to his old fishing boat after denying Jesus.  Failure sends some people running from God, but Peter’s story shows there’s a better way to respond … listen to Bold...

Peter thought fishing was all he had left.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe shows how Jesus met Peter in his failure, telling him to cast his nets on the other side one more time.  It’s a small act of obedience that points toward a much bigger restoration than Peter ever expected.  Learn how trusting God’s plan means...

Did you know your family history can quietly shape your future?  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe digs into Exodus chapter 20 with a look at generational patterns and how they take root, much like filling out a family history form in a doctor’s waiting room.  The first step toward breaking a cycle is simply admitting it exists...

Is there a door in your life that just won’t open?  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe shows us how to survive our “prison” seasons ... those places we’re forced to stay, with little control over when we get out.  Following Joseph in Genesis 40, we’ll discover why you shouldn’t put your life on pause,...

On this special Moody Presents program, and before we get back to Dr. Rick Melson's Seeking to Serve message we wanted you to get to know Dr. Melson, newly appointed 11th president of the Moody Bible Institute.   Then a continued study of Matthew 20 and what it means to be a leader like Jesus, with humility.

What might you regret the most at the end of your life? Listen to this answer.

Hanging on to an "if/then" pattern of thinking Is always doomed to fail.

Have you ever wonder "how in the world did I get here in life"? There's still hope for you.

Getting to the heart of how to change is the first step to change.