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Each one of us is greatly influenced by our parents. When you're dating, spend a lot of time observing date's parents. Chances are what you see in them is what you can expect to see in the one you're dating.

How can a marriage work when the spouses have opposite love languages? The good news is, anyone can learn to speak a love language that's not natural to them. Discover your spouse's love language, and then become an expert at speaking it!

Series: "If You Only Knew - A Study of Romans" - Romans 10:14-17/ It comes without warning... you go about a normal day at work, at home, at school and suddenly, wham, you’re rocked by a horrible tragedy. Why? Sometimes God is sending a wake-up call to realign priorities in view of eternity. To refocus on why we are here. To call...

A group of doctors has declared that it’s time to protect children. Janet Parshall tells you more in her commentary for this week.

Is he just brushing you off with his apology? Do you feel his apology isn't sincere? Maybe he's not speaking your language of apology.

Are you a change agent? … That’s the topic today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe. Sometimes people complain that the church is good at giving sermons … but when it comes to taking action … well, that’s another story.  Mark is going to be reminding us what being a part of the church really means. The church is not just a place … it’s a...

If your teen's love language is touch, you must carefully focus on how, where and when you should touch. Hugging them in front of their peers might be embarrassing; but hugging them at home will be warmly received.

What should you do when you have a friend who's madly in love with someone but they can't see the red flags that you see? That friend may not listen to you, but you owe it to them to speak truth in love and leave the rest to God.

Today on Bold Steps, Pastor Mark Jobe teaches us how to trade our weakness for God’s strength. As we move forward in our series … Just Do Something, we’re going to be concluding our discussion on staying strong by learning how developing strength in our faith usually involves a time of testing. And when we are prepared...