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Pastor Mark says "Engage in a way that makes people hungrier for the things of God." as he encourages us to not hear the Great Commission and Just Do It! To live out a genuine faith to others, speak the truth with zeal despite its unpopularity, and encourage others around us to become their best selves in Jesus.

Pastor Mark tells us that "The way we manage our finances, time, relationships, and even our hearts reflects our trust in God and our understanding of His provision." as helps us with our budgets.

Pastor Mark says "Whatever seeds you sow is the harvest that you’re going to reap." as he directs us to the example of the farmer to see how generosity breeds generosity.

Pastor Mark says ”Contentment is an attitude you can learn” as this devotional looks at contentment not being based on what you have or don’t have.

Ever wondered what a spiritual gift really means?  We’re unpacking that today, on BOLD STEPS with Mark Jobe. Despite all our differences as Christians … we are united as the church of the living God, filled with His Spirit.  But sometimes that unity is disrupted … and often times, it has more to do with miscommunication...

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 "Humility positions us to receive the grace of God." and uses James 4:6 to help us understand the value in yielding to God's will on the road of life.

Pastor Mark says ”You will never experience lasting change unless you experience freedom in all three parts of who you are…body, soul, and spirit." He takes us to Galatians 5:16-18 in this devotional.

Pastor Mark says ”Spiritually, people can either be a follower of Christ or a fan of Christian culture” as this devotional looks at the difference between Jesus' fans versus followers.

Pastor Mark says "True faith makes us pursue God" as he reminds us It’s during challenging times in our lives that faith can empower us to persevere, even when we don’t understand