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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.
When Jody lost her oldest grandson to an overdose, she sought solace in a Christ-centered support group for others dealing with loss. She had no idea how God would use her brokenness to help others heal. ...
Today on Bold Steps Weekend, you'll be learning that a life of abundance doesn't take a special job or investment secret. Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark teaches from Proverbs chapter 3 how it simply takes wisdom.
Did you know how you handle money actually says a lot about your spirituality? Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark explores the topic of finances as he has a perspective that may be quite different than most based on scripture.
Join us to hear the compelling story of a woman who had a perilous pregnancy with a high probability of a very bad outcome. The Rosas didn’t choose to board this ride, and they would have certainly chosen to be off if they could, but they trusted that God was with them. Hear how this story ends and why God can always be trusted. Get...
Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark reframes your next step as stewardship, not scarcity thinking. He emphasizes that God asks what you did with what you already possess and builds solutions from there.
Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark will help you stop despising your paycheck and start stewarding what's already in your hands. It reframes increase as something that follows obedience, not something that replaces it.
Pastor Mark says ”There is no such thing as conversion without transformation. God changes you from the inside out” as this devotional looks at the cost of following Jesus.
At some point in your life, your faith was strong. You were eager to learn about God and read your Bible. But somewhere along the way, circumstances in your life have led you to not trust God, the church or even fellow believers....
Do you have to be perfect to have a good marriage? No, but you do have to learn to deal effectively with your failures.