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Pastor Mark says "Your heart hungers when it is repentant." as he helps us deal with unresolved sin that can clog the pipes of your spiritual life.
Pastor Mark says ”Insecurity can drive you out of the position God has put you in” as this devotional looks at insecurity in our lives.
Pastor Mark says God shapes His greatest leaders in the shadows. Feeling unseen? Discover how quiet seasons prepare you for bold purpose—just like David, the shepherd boy turned king.
Pastor Mark says "Rebirth is necessary if a person expects to see the kingdom of God" as this devotional looks at the conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus.
Pastor Mark says, "Jesus transforms hearts, not just behavior." Like a thermometer reflects reality, laws show right from wrong, but only Christ brings true change. Accept Him and live in His grace today!
Pastor Mark says "Whatever seeds you sow is the harvest that you’re going to reap." as he directs us to the example of the farmer to see how generosity breeds generosity.
Today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark and Josiah Jobe continue their powerful Father’s Day message about speaking blessing into the lives of others. Last time, we began a special Father’s Day message where Mark was joined by his son Josiah to explore the biblical concept of blessing … particularly the powerful impact a...
Pastor Mark says ”God doesn’t grade on a curve when it comes to how little you’ve sinned” as this devotional looks at God's standard for "grading" our lives.
Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe … we’re learning how to be Citizens … of God’s Kingdom. As we pick up with part-two of our message called, Citizens—People of the Kingdom, we’re going to be learning why … even though God is in control of everything that happens … Heaven isn’t...
What do you do with the pains and problems of your past … the ones that you just can’t seem to let go? Find out today, on BOLD STEPS with Pastor Mark Jobe. Last time, we began exploring the destructive trap of unforgiveness and how it affects our spiritual health. Mark reminded us that harboring bitterness not only damages...