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Learning how to hold onto joy … even on the hard days.  That's coming up on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe.  Some things in life are hard to hold onto.  Youth … it’s fleeting.  Money … it goes fast.  Friends … move and change with the seasons.  And then what about your sunglasses...

Kids today are growing up in a confusing world with truth turned on its head, so how do parents provide wisdom for thinking and living out what is right? Pastor Adam Griffin has brought together a practical study for your preteen that takes them to the book of Proverbs to discover what it looks like to live for God in a world that doesn't.

How to approach a conversation that's hard to have...

Traumatic events touch nearly everyone, at some time, in some form.  Trauma could be caused by the loss of a loved one, a prolonged illness, a job loss, or an experience of violence.Coming up on Equipped, Chris Brooks will take a hard look at this hard topic.  He will be joined by psychologist and counselor Dr. Gregory Jantz. ...

Most humans have two ears meant to help us listen. Yet most of us are hard of hearing, even when our ears function well. No wonder God repeats himself over and over and says that “they have ears but do not hear”. I wonder what it is that God is trying to say to us today, but we’re just not listening. ...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about how some people see things negatively or positively when going through hard times. Mark explains how to think positively by letting God turn your past into a learning experience to mold your present and help you in your future.

Do you believe God is all knowing? Is He all powerful? If you said yes, what about ever-present? Author and speaker Susie Larson says it's that attribute of God we often question. Is He near us? She says God is intimately involved with every nuance of our lives—He is closer than your next breath. Hear the encouragement for your soul...

What does it take to succeed?  Talk to any successful person, and they’ll probably tell you that it takes hard work and discipline. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will explain why working hard at something can pay big dividends, both spiritually and financially.  Then he’ll answer the financial questions...

When I don’t see any obvious results for my work, I start to wonder about God. Does He not care that I’m working so hard? Yet God‘s pattern is different. He sometimes keeps away encouraging results in order that we learn to trust Him without them.

Play is hard work – so says a report from a very prestigious medical group. Janet Parshall explains more in this week’s commentary.