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Today, 70 percent of black children are born to unmarried parents and close to half grow up without a father at home. Yet progressives–especially black leaders in the church, politics, academia, and the media–are silent. Delano Squires joins us to confront racial justice advocates with the question they can no longer avoid: how...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark talks about how Jesus said the way to life is narrow and that few people find it. It starts with knowing who is Lord of your life.

Christians often face fear when sharing their faith. How can we overcome this fear, and what does biblical evangelism actually look like?  In this episode of Quiet Time, Dr. Sauer and Sullivan discuss the Great Commission, the role of personal testimony, and why dependence on God matters more than pressure, guilt, or perfect preparation.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark Jobe reminds us how God provides spiritual, divine “food” that can energize and carry us through our hardship. Praise Him that He cares and sustains us day to day!

What makes a marriage thrive? Does God truly have one person chosen for you?  In this episode of the Quiet Time Podcast, Dr. Ron Sauer explores biblical wisdom on marriage, love, and God's guidance. With more than 55 years of marriage experience, Dr. Sauer gives practical lessons for encouragement in pursuing Christ, building healthy...

81% of Americans believe in some kind of afterlife.  But most haven’t seriously thought about what that means.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe launches a series called Afterlife … and he starts at the beginning.  To make sense of where we’re headed, we first have to understand what God originally designed...

God didn’t create hell for human beings … yet the choice of where we spend eternity is ours alone.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe handles some of the hardest questions about eternal destiny with honesty and care.  He didn’t wire us as robots.  He gave us the risky gift of free will … and then He gave...

What makes one child feel loved doesn't necessarily make the other child feel loved. Each one has an emotional love tank. One has a larger or smaller tank one than the other. Spend the appropriate amount of time to fill each love tank to the brim.

Too often, Christian men and women have been told to find their identity and purpose in roles like husband or wife, or father and mother. These good roles are designed by God, and yet, they're not the starting place for human identity and purpose.  Ed Stetzer talks with Julia Higgins about your book Christ and His Bride: How Men...