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Contact Dr. Mark Jobe and the Bold Steps team by submitting our contact form, emailing boldsteps@moody.edu, or leaving a message when you call (312) 329-2011...

Jesus loves to set people free. So why do we feel stuck? Why do mental barriers, fear, bad habits, and toxic thoughts keep us trapped even as we search for Jesus’s abundant life? Allan Parr will join us to equip us with strategies for finding joy-filled living, clarity of heart and mind, and deep connection with God. Learn how to find...

Jason Romano learned incredible lessons during his seventeen years as a producer at ESPN—and these fundamentals for success on the field or court work just as well in other spheres of leadership, especially when you add God’s direction to the playbook. Join us to discover how to replicate the principles practiced by some of the...

Sophron Collective Women's Conference In a world filled with noise, endless distractions, and constant pressure to do more, be more, and achieve more, there is an invitation to come and simply rest in the presence of God. This November 6th and 7th, Sophron Collective invites women of every age and season of life to gather for a powerful weekend...

Moody Radio listener Joe Abraham came to saving faith in Christ through a ‘chance’ encounter with an Athletes in Action representative, beginning a journey of following Jesus.

Bold Steps Global with Dr. Mark Jobe is a daily Christian radio program reaching listeners in Nigeria, Singapore, Malawi, and worldwide. Through candid, gospel-centered teaching from God’s Word, Dr. Jobe delivers simple yet powerful messages that inspire freedom and authenticity in Christ. This international edition of Bold Steps connects...

In just sixty seconds, gain motivating truths from God’s Word that can transform your life. Dr. Mark Jobe, a pastor in Chicago, delivers clear and practical insights to encourage and challenge you to live with bold faith every day.

The Tahlequah Satellator first signed on in November 1994. It made a minor frequency change in 2011 to 88.5 FM in an effort to improve signal coverage in the city. The Satellator now broadcasts to a population of nearly 15,000. The original building of the Tahlequah Satellator was funded in large part by many Moody Bible Institute and Wheaton...