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How can you trust that a change in a person has really taken place? Earning your trust may take some time. In the meantime, hope for the best.

Young couples often move in with their in-laws due to financial challenges. While this may work for a while, guidelines and deadlines need to be discussed at the very beginning.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about walking in obedience to God and forgiving someone you may want to hate. Mark also taks about being a single woman trying to walk in obedience to God and saying no to the boyfriends and girlfriends that may want you to do ungodly things. You may not be able to explain everything, but as the...

Pastor Ford will remind us that God works His sovereign will in spite of us.  He uses us, even though we may not realize that we’re being used by Him.  He is still working out His plan for the best possible outcome in our lives.  And although we may not see it or understand what He’s doing, we can still be grateful...

What do you do when you're engaged, but your fiancé doesn't like your family members? This should raise a red flag. Your fiancé may very well be obsessive.

Fear may be the number one reason why you are not moving forward in your life. Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark Jobe asks you 4 questions to help you deal with fear. 2 Timothy 1:7 says, For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.

The rush to transition someone because of their desire to be someone else may come with a dangerously high price tag. Janet Parshall explains in this week’s commentary.

It’s a problem you may not know you have. On this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, pastor, author and radio host, Dr. Mike Fabarez says it’s often undetected in your life. But it’s insidious, pervasive, corrosive, and if you knew the damage it was causing, you’d do everything possible to root it out. What...

Born-Again Millennials may be experiencing a spiritual disconnect. Janet Parshall will tell you more in her commentary this week.

What do you do when your husband frequently emails a woman from a past relationship? Counseling may help, but hurt can still remain.