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Pastor Mark tells us that "Sometimes what we see on the outside is only a symptom of something deeper." as encourages us to trust in God and respond to His voice.
God didn’t restore Elijah so he could rest … He restored him to send him back out. Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe wraps up his message from 1 Kings with five practical steps for moving into the new season God is preparing for you. The cave is not the end. It’s preparation. Find out what it looks...
Discover what authentic discipleship looks like as Jesus calls His followers to confess Him boldly, surrender fully, and carry their cross with joy. Learn how obedience, even when costly, leads to a life rooted in His purpose.
Pastor Mark says ”Whatever you feed the most is what will have victory in your life” as this devotional looks at the question of what are you feeding your spirit and soul.
Pastor Mark says "God did not create your body for immorality, but for the Lord." and he takes us to 1 Corinthians 6:19–20 in order to discuss if God created our bodies with sexual urges, why can't we indulge them?
Pastor Mark says "Victory is when we are real, honest and true about what’s really happening in our lives." as he challenges us to consider what we’re doing and why we’re doing it before we say or do anything.
Pastor Mark asks "Are you at the door of a new season but aren’t willing to take the step God is telling you to take?" as he warns that many people spend their entire lives hiding and minimizing their issues and miss out on living with their God-given purpose and destiny.
Pastor Mark says "There are more people who have come to Christ in the last decade than in the whole previous century before." He takes us to 1st John 2:18 as we learn what does this mean in regards to the growing spirit of the antichrist in our culture?
Discover the power of spiritual freedom in this Bold Step devotional, “Don’t Waste Your Freedom.” Learn how Romans 6:18 calls believers to live free from sin and serve a better Master—Jesus Christ. Break old patterns and walk boldly in your identity as a child of God.
Are you worshipping a safe, comfortable version of God—or the holy, all-consuming fire described in Scripture? This devotional challenges believers to rethink how they see God and rediscover the reverent awe of following Jesus alone.