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Today on Bold Steps, Pastor Mark Jobe calls us to a defining moment—surrendering our lives fully to God. This is not about religion, but about a real relationship with Jesus Christ.

We can teach, encourage, disciple and love others to Jesus, but ultimately, it’s their choice to act on the call of God for their life-not yours. Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark teaches how you need to know where that boundary is and trust that God will finish the work that He started.

If depriving your parents from seeing their grandchild is because you're unwilling to forgive, you need help! Life is too short to live with broken relationships. Consider reading Dr. Gary Chapman's book, The Five Love Languages of Apology.

Pastor Jobe steps off the sermon to address a damaging misconception head on — today on Bold Steps Minute, he makes it plain that seeking medical help is not a sign of weak faith. God heals in more ways than one.

Today on Bold Steps Minutes with Mark Jobe, Pastor Mark explains how to find your destiny when life is throwing surprises and struggles at you.

We don’t like pain.  So we try to avoid it or deny it, but we're still left hurting.  And yet our suffering presents an opportunity to encounter God and allow Him to redeem our pain.  Ed Stetzer talks with Liz Hall about her book, When the Journey Hurts: Finding Meaning in Suffering for Heart, Mind and Soul and how you...

Is there only one person for you to marry? You can look at this in two different ways. God gives you choices as who you should marry. If God is actively in your life and you're seeking His guidance, He will guide you to the person you should marry.

Moody alumnus Nick Gatzke is reaching and discipling a growing number of young adults as a church pastor and as a preacher on Moody Radio.

What can we teach our children about how to choose a good spouse? Take the time to read Dr. Gary Chapman's book, Things I Wish I'd Known Before We Got Married, and then share with your children what you've learned.

For more than half a century, thousands have been marching to a different drumbeat. Janet Parshall will explain in this week’s commentary.