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Pastor Mark says ”Spiritually, we were all once in a world of darkness, but someone woke you up” as this devotional looks at God using people like you and me to join Him in the ministry of awakening.

Pastor Mark says "There are more people who have come to Christ in the last decade than in the whole previous century before." He takes us to 1st John 2:18 as we learn what does this mean in regards to the growing spirit of the antichrist in our culture?

Pastor Mark says "It’s easy to miss divine appointments when you’re grumbling." as he shares that when our focus is on God and the things He’s blessed us with, we open ourselves up to seeing the good in situations and people, rather than the negative.

Heather Holleman is an author and college professor, and has the kind of contagious faith and excitement in Christ that makes you want to know more. She reveals what helps her to share her faith more joyfully, consistently, and effectively, and why it's far easier than most people realize.

Listen to previously aired episodes of The Land and the Book, as Dr. Charlie Dyer, Jon Gauger and Dr. Jim Coakley help you understand a biblical perspective on the Middle East’s complex tapestry of people and events.

Like the poor widow who gave all she had in Mark 12, an inmate gives what he can to Spring Share and Fall Share.

Pastor Mark says ”Even if God postpones a miracle, He is weeping with you” as this devotional looks at the backstory of the hymn "It is Well With My Soul".

You may think that complaining is just a natural response, a simple way of expressing how we feel.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark Jobe warns about the danger of grumbling. With Thanksgiving coming up next week, we wanted to share a message he gave to students here at MBI on the need to move beyond grumbling and complaining.  And this is...

Learn more about Equipped with Chris Brooks, a show that encourages you to grow spiritually, think critically, and live compassionately in your community.

Does AI help or hurt our thinking skills? Janet Parshall will share her thoughts on that question in this week’s commentary.