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Ready to make a big shift in your life?  Listen up, today here on BOLD STEPS! When was the last time you drove a stick-shift car?  … I guess depending on your age … maybe never!  Mark’s message today is titled, The Shift, and it’s a great illustration about how you have to be going in the proper gear...

A recent Gallup Poll found that about half of Americans say religion is not an important part of their daily life.  But other surveys show a surge in Christianity, particularly among younger generations like Millennials and Gen Z.  Ed Stetzer talks with Christianity Today President and CEO Dr. Nicole Martin about...

It’s one thing to read about Bible History…but it’s another to live it. How do you do that? This week on The Land and the Book, we'll take a tour of the Biblical History Center! You'll stand in a tent made of goat and camel hair. Examine a coin with Pontius Pilate's name on it--and walk through a home like biblical characters...

Let’s face it, trying to wrap your mind around the Old Testament can be tough. We’re challenged by things like dietary laws…strange names…cultural gaps, and language differences. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll look at a tool that helps us put the Old Testament together. Plus, we’ll bring you...

It's easy to get wrapped up in a flurry of Christmas activities this time of year.... forgetting Jesus, who is at the center of it all. But Trillia Newbell talks with author Daniel Darling about his book, the Characters of Christmas and the real life people in the Christmas story, from the angels and shepherds to...

How can you bring the spark back into your marriage? The best way is to learn to speak your spouse's love language, and do it consistently.

King David wrote many of the Psalms, often in response to trials in his own life.  This book is a mixture of poetry, lament, song and praise that spans the full range of our human emotions and also highlights God's character and love for us.  Ed Stetzer talks with John Screnock about his book, Reading Psalms with the Scribes...

Domestic abusers often blame their spouse. Scripture teaches us to love our enemies. However, love can be expressed by saying "I love you too much to allow you to continue this abuse". Move out if necessary until the abuser gets their anger under control.