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Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark Jobe talks about God being the head of your life over money and other posessions. Before taking that new job for more money, we must pray and ask God for guidance on what to do. God is your provider, not money.

Are you feeling worn out and stuck?  As you try to make your life ‘work’, have you discovered that your way isn’t working?  These are questions that author and pastor Kyle Idleman is asking. Kyle and Chris want to hear from you, the weary ones who can’t stop trying.  They will direct you to the...

​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...

What does your closet look like right now? What difference does it make? Nobody else goes in your closet. The kitchen is clean, the front room is guest ready, but the closet, the secret place, is a complete mess. Paula Jauch, author of Cross Addicted: Breaking Free From Family Trauma & Addiction, says “God wants to clean your closet,”...

The last time you apologized, did your spouse accept your apology? It's probably because you didn't apologize in their primary Language of Apology.

Can you change your Love Language in order to accommodate your spouse? No, but you can learn to appreciate the other love languages - especially your spouse's.

What do you do when you see your spouse drifting away from their faith? In this episode, Kelli shares about the years she prayed for her husband, the fight against discouragement, and the surprising gift she didn't even realize she'd prayed for, until God answered it. ...

What do you do when your spouse stays in the marriage because of his commitment, but not for love? The "in love" feeling doesn't last forever. But be grateful for his commitment! The book The 5 Love Languages can help build your love for each other.

What if your spouse has hurt you so deeply that you don't think you could ever love them again? It's understandable when the hurt is fresh; but we must realize that God loved us, even while we were yet sinners.

We all experience pain at one time or another in our life and we want relief. Often the pain is temporary. But what do you do when it isn't? When the pain just won't go away, when healing does not come, when the grief and hurt settle in? On Friday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, neuropsychologist and author, Dr. Michelle Bengtson joins...