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Christian author and speaker Amy Orr-Ewing has spent a lifetime pursuing Jesus and helping others to know him.  Along the way, Amy has learned crucial lessons about leading as a Christian woman. Ladies, if you have longed for a mentor, join us for the next edition of Equipped with Chris Brooks as Amy shares the wisdom she’s gained...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about the power of God's word. He encourages you to get to know God's word and shares how it can change your life.

We are entering “the most wonderful time of the year” but for many of us, it’s not that wonderful.  This season seems to magnify the grief or depression many people already feel. If that’s you, please join Chris Brooks today as clinical psychologist and agent for change Dr. Deb Gorton helps us navigate the hard...

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. 

Apologizing is the best way to restore a relationship.

Is it OK to be married and have close friends of the opposite sex? This scenario can be dangerous and might open the door to temptation. It's much better to have friends of the same sex.

Series: "If You Only Knew - A Study of Romans" - Romans 12 / Being a follower of Christ means that we should become very familiar with the word, “service.” In fact, Crawford Loritts says that every follower of Jesus Christ is given the high, noble calling to serve. But keep in mind, it’s pricey.

Dexter is a husband and father who spent 20 years as a functioning alcoholic. In this episode he describes a life changing encounter with God that saved his life and broke his addiction.

What do you do when your "in love" feelings begin to wear off? Understand that those feelings will wear off over time, but emotional love will endure the test of time if you learn to speak each other's love language.

I believe it because the Bible tells me so. How about you?