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Taking a stand against the tricks and temptations of the enemy … that’s our topic today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe. Last time, Mark started a message titled, You Can Win the Battle, and today as we move forward in our study from the book of Ephesians, we’re going to learn more about the enemy and the equipment...

Pastor Mark says "You can’t get to the place of honesty and change until you go to the place of pain and failure." as he helps us find the antidote for our shame.

Pastor Mark says ”The closer you get to Jesus, the deeper your life will be transformed” as this devotional looks at how sin can affect us negatively.

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 ”Though you may not see anything, your prayers are heard in heaven” as this devotional looks at becoming a woman of prayer.

Pastor Mark tells you that "Jesus didn’t just die for the whole world—He died for you." as he guides us through a Gospel presentation where we can accept Christ as our Lord and Savior.

Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe … an in-studio discussion with Dr. Bill Thrasher, Moody Bible Institute professor and author, to talk about something that should be foundational to every believer’s life… but often feels like the most challenging thing we do… and that’s prayer. Join us for this conversation...

Pastor Mark says "Humility positions us to receive the grace of God." and uses James 4:6 to help us understand the value in yielding to God's will on the road of life.

Pastor Mark says unforgiveness traps your heart—release it and rediscover the joy God designed for you.

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.