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Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark empowers you to see your present choices as seeds, not random events. It restores hope by showing that future outcomes are influenced by today's faithfulness.

In this episode, Dr. Sauer explores a spiritual practice God calls every believer to embrace—one that quietly shapes our hearts while reaching far beyond our own lives. He reflects on how this often-underestimated habit can influence the trajectory of our lives, strengthen our faith, and impact the people and circumstances around us...

Genuine repentance and desperate hunger restore what drifted away. Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe concludes a lesson about the pathway back to God’s favor.  When you’ve grown distant from the One who loves you most, there’s still hope—and it starts with a hungry heart.  Don’t settle for distance...

Discover the difference between earthly wisdom and God’s wisdom. Reflect on the fruit of your life and the kind of harvest your choices are producing.

Sure, you understand the STORIES of the Bible. But what can you do to understand better the PLACES of the Bible: the land where it all unfolded? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll explore a new Bible atlas with features to help you see it all. Plus…headlines from the Middle East, along with listener Bible questions. Then,...

Motherhood is a beautiful gift from God. But raising imperfect human beings can be exhausting and leave you depleted. On the next Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, discover how surrendering your motherhood can bring freedom. Do you feel like no matter how hard you try you’re not the mom you want to be? Hear encouragement...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about how to live with no condemnation. Whatever you have done or has happened to you in the past cannot be held against you if you are in Christ Jesus.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark explains how it looks to be in Christ. It is the true nature of being a Christian versus being religious.

Explosive anger is never constructive. Anger not only hurts the person to whom it's directed, but it also destroys the person who is out of control. Undisciplined anger will ultimately destroy relationships.