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John the Baptist said it plainly: “He must become greater … I must become less.”  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe unpacks three marks of character that define a movement person … cooperation over competition, following God’s lead over your own plans, and giving all the glory away.  It’s a convicting...

81% of Americans believe in some kind of afterlife.  But most haven’t seriously thought about what that means.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe launches a series called Afterlife … and he starts at the beginning.  To make sense of where we’re headed, we first have to understand what God originally designed...

You’ve probably set goals for your career, your finances, maybe even your health … but what about your spiritual life?  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe unpacks the apostle Paul’s singular ambition in Philippians 3 ... to know Christ, whatever the cost.  It’s time to set a goal that actually matters for eternity...

Comparing yourself to others, complaining about what you don’t have, always wanting what’s next ... these are the quiet habits stealing your contentment.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe digs into Paul’s letter from prison to show that contentment isn’t circumstantial ... it’s something you can actually learn.

Are you a victim of your circumstances, or victorious over them? Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe reminds us that our attitude carries more weight than our situation ever will, and that real strength comes from Christ, not our surroundings.  Don’t miss this reminder of where true strength comes from ... listen to Bold Steps...

Bart Millard, lead singer of Mercy Me, shares a personal story of the week his oldest son Sam was diagnosed with diabetes, and the prayer that changed his life.

Last season we chatted to Sara Lane about cross racial adoption from the adoptees perspective. This season we wanted to chat with Brittany Salmon about cross racial adoption from the perspective of the parent. Brittany has two adopted boys and wrote the book “It Takes More Than Love” all surrounding the topic of cross racial adoption.