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​What do you when your way isn’t working? Do you double down and try harder? Pastor and author Kyle Idleman says when you are worn-out, discouraged, and think you don’t have what it takes, there’s something to remember. We’re going to John Chapter 15 to find authentic connection to God and others so you’re free...

Born-Again Millennials may be experiencing a spiritual disconnect. Janet Parshall will tell you more in her commentary this week.

There are 5 love languages, but is there a universal love language? Gift-giving is the universal love language, but giving a gift should be an expression of love that is freely given with no strings attached.

Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe... we’ll look at what it means to take The Narrow Way. What is it that makes someone a “Narrow Way” person?  According to Jesus, you will know them by the fruit of their character and obedience to the Father.  Join in as we continue our study in Matthew 7 talking about...

Good teachers will always tell you that asking good questions leads to the best answers.  This also applies to our questions about Christianity. Today Professor Matthew Lee Anderson will help us boldly ask our spiritual questions and find the solid answers we need.  Do you have doubts about your faith? Learn to grapple with those...

Erskin Anavitarte is a Texas-born singer-songwriter, adoption advocate, and music co-producer who’s currently writing a book on leadership based on the ways of Jesus.  He grew up in the church but didn’t step into a personal relationship with God at church. He tells his story of surrendering to Jesus and then shares a song...

What is the best way to discipline your teenager? When you make a rule, explain the specific  consequences. That way, you're less likely to overreact when your teen breaks the rule. Stay within the boundaries of the consequences.

When things don’t go our way, we usually go away from God.  We don’t come to church.  We don’t read our Bibles.  We don’t pray.  We don’t get involved in the things of God.  When things don’t go our way, we usually pout, doubt, and we walk out. ...

Many of us as believers fail to reach our goals for the same reason that can prevent a swimmer from reaching the ocean’s shore—fog.  Fog has caused us to lose our motivation.  The fog of problems and the fog of discouragement—these issues obstruct our view of what the goal before us actually is.