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Nobody likes to be around a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. But why do you have such a hard time getting rid of the old you? Today on Bold Steps Weekend with Mark Jobe, you'll learn how to face the issues that have been holding you back and how to become more of a new woman and man in Christ.

Whether we wrestle with anxiety, harmful thoughts about ourselves, or mental spirals that hold us back from spiritual growth and healthy relationships, many of us wish we could control our thoughts.... rather than let them control us.  So how do we get out of that cycle?  Ed Stetzer talks with Pastor Kyle Idleman about his book,...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark recounts how Uzziah's pride blinded him to the sacredness of God's presence. This story shows that God will not be mocked or approached flippantly.

King David's downfall in the Bible began when he stopped pursuing the mission God gave him. Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor mark explains how losing focus on your purpose makes room for self-centered living and eventual collapse.

When Jody lost her oldest grandson to an overdose, she sought solace in a Christ-centered support group for others dealing with loss. She had no idea how God would use her brokenness to help others heal. ...

Many of us struggle with anxiety in some way, and it can be hard for Christians to reconcile those feelings with the Bible's commands to not be anxious. Dr. Sauer unpacks what the Bible says about anxiety, how Christians can practice handing their anxiety to God, and what it looks like to walk alongside someone who's struggling.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark gives encouragement to get alone with God and listen. No talking, no asks, only stillness, absorbing that God orchestrates all of life and He is God and you are not.

Matthew 9:9-13 I Dr. Crawford Loritts concludes the message, “Go Where you Are Needed” by offering four ways to reach out to marginalized people with the hope of the Gospel.

Matt 9:18-34 I What do the four encounters with Jesus in this passage have in common?  What ties these stories together?  The passage illustrates four desperate people, four encounters with Jesus and four miracles. In the second part of this message, Crawford shares four lessons we can learn from these stories.    ...