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Pastor Mark says "If you’re excusing your sin when you talk about it, you’re not in a state of repentance." as he challenges us to go beyond "I'm Sorry".

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Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark points to God's heart for relationship, showing that He shares His plans with those who walk in close faith. Being called a friend of God means having divine insight and trust.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Mark Jobe talks about how your heart can deceive you into sin, even while justifying it as love or truth. Mark reveals why following feelings without God's truth is a dangerous path.

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Pastor Mark says ”If you have the Holy Spirit, you have everything you need to engage in your purpose and destiny right now” as this devotional looks at how a lifestyle of instant gratification seeks to destroy our need for God.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about how true repentance begins when we stop blaming others and fully own our sin. Mark unpacks how defensive attitudes don't bring you to true repentance.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark reveals the powerful difference between being sorry and truly repenting. It show how genuine change only happens when you move beyond regret and embrace the biblical meaning of repentance.

Joni & Friends Wheelchair Collection Do you have a manual wheelchair that is no longer being used? Donate it to Joni and Friends on September 12th. You can change the life of someone living with a disability! Worldwide, millions of people are in need of a wheelchair. Of those in need, 80% live in developing nations where wheelchairs are unavailable...