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Can you sprinkle Jesus on top of your old self? Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe reveals why true Christianity isn’t a makeover—it’s a complete transformation. We’ll examine the difference between salvation and sanctification, and learn why putting on the new self means eliminating old patterns entirely. ...
Is your spiritual closet cluttered? Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe tackles what it means to truly make room for God in your life. Through Ephesians 4, we’ll discover why adding Jesus to an old lifestyle creates confusion, and how to identify the calluses forming on your heart. Start clearing space for transformation...
Pastor Mark says "It’s not about changing your circumstances but changing your perspective." as he explains that Psalm 100 holds the key to breaking out of a spiritual slump with four basic habit.
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".
Learn the biblical principle of sowing and reaping from Galatians 6:7. Your decisions today determine your harvest tomorrow—start planting seeds of faith, forgiveness, and obedience for a life that glorifies God.
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.
Discover how drawing close to Jesus brings healing, restoration, and dignity—even in your hidden pain. A Bold Stepper devotional from Mark 5.
Waiting on God can test your faith, but His plans are still unfolding. Be encouraged by the story of Lazarus and learn to trust God's timing even when it doesn't make sense.
Pastor Mark says, "God strengthens fully devoted hearts." Like King Asa, we must trust Him over self-reliance. Seek His guidance, stay committed, and experience His transforming power in your life today!
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.