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Tearing Down Walls | Bold Stepper Weekly

Tearing Down Walls | Bold Stepper Weekly

Join Moody Radio for a unique roundtable discussion with Gary Chapman, Josh McDowell, Ed Stetzer, Jan Sylvious, Winfred Neely, Mark Jobe, and Michael Rydelnik. Moderated by Moody Radio’s Jon Gauger.

Today on Bold Steps, Pastor Mark Jobe shows us how to tear down the walls that separate us from God. Have you ever felt like an outsider? Maybe you've moved to a new neighborhood, or have a new job... maybe a new school? You feel like you're on one side of a wall and everyone else is on the other. One of the most obvious walls is the one...

Today on Bold Steps … Pastor Mark Jobe shows us what happens when the walls of division come down … As we move forward in our brand-new series, When You Believe … Everything Changes, we’ll continue our lesson from Ephesians, chapter 2.  Mark will give us three points to consider about who you are … and...

Today’s world is full of worry, pain, and uncertainty.  Sociologists and world leaders try to address the crises and problems of society, but the answers elude them.  Pastor Chris Castaldo will reveal how Jesus’ counterintuitive teachings are the real means of bringing peace and blessing here and now. Don’t miss...

Our guest came to America as a young woman. After 9/11, she joined the Defense Intelligence Agency, devoting her career to protecting her new country. She joins us to reveal in chilling detail Putin’s long-range plan—his “playbook”—to weaken and subdue the United States, preparing for the war that he believes...

In our sinful world, we often struggle with anxiety, loneliness, and heartache. Everywhere we look, we see broken families and divided communities. How can we truly cultivate God’s kingdom “on earth as it is in heaven” in such a broken place? Pastor and author Chris Castaldo joined the conversation and helped shed some light on how we can...

On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week we honored the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by talking candidly about how minority populations in our country have the opportunity like never before to reshape the role of government and its impact on their lives today and their children’s lives in the future. It should be...

Conflicts are always going to arise because of one simple reality - we are human. Conflicts are not the problem. Selfishness is the problem.