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Today on Bold Steps Weekend with Mark Jobe, Mark asks if you are eager to grow spiritually? God may have done some amazing things in your life, but sometimes it seems to have stopped. Well, drawing from the book of Hebrews chapter 5, Pastor Mark will teach how you can continue to see growth and change in your life.

Today on Bold Steps Weekend with Mark Jobe, you'll learn how to become a giver. You'll discover why it is better to be a giver than a receiver. This message is from a study in Hebrews chapter 5 verse 11. Mark will also expand on how to seek the truth as you grow and learn.

Issues of racial strife in our nation continue to cause pain in our communities.  Trillia Newbell sits down with Josh Clemons and Hazen Stevens to talk about their book, Know, Own, Change: Journeying Toward God's Heart for Reconciliation and the historic sin of racism and the change needed for justice and real equality. We can find that...

Where do I start when discerning how to answer my kids' questions? About the world? About God? About what goes on around them? In this first episode of the Car Seat Questions podcast, we set the table with three important developmental categories: hearts, minds and souls - otherwise known as emotional development, cognitive development, and...

We’re stewards because God created everything and, therefore, owns everything. As stewards, we’re to manage wisely the resources God entrusts to us. But how do we know we’re doing that? On today's Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will talk about seven marks of a good steward. Then he’ll answer your calls on...

Erik Hultquist is the Director of Strategy, Facilities, and Public Safety at Moody Bible Institute. He tells the story of a single vehicle that God used strategically in the lives of four different owners with a similar mission. 

Antisemitic incidents have been rising across the world at a rate unseen since World War II. With the crisis in the Middle East, threats are rising further.  Ed Stetzer talks with Moody Bible Institute Academic Dean and Professor of Jewish Studies Dr. Michael Rydelnik about the roots of antisemitism and God's love for Jewish people on...