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How can you get your wife to love you? Learn your wife's love language and speak it to her on a regular basis. She'll feel loved and is more likely to express her love for you in your love language.

Whether you’re wrestling with Proverbs 31, navigating singleness or motherhood, healing from pain, or simply longing to grow closer to Jesus, learning what is true biblical womanhood can be overwhelming.  In this episode of Quiet Time, Erin Betts sits down with Sue Sauer to talk about faith, marriage, motherhood, emotional healing,...

Are your prayers to God full of complaints and self pity? Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark offers an example of how to pray with thanksgiving.

Who has time to wait on God anymore?  Even as believers, many of us are so busy with work, our families, and trying to serve in the church, it can be hard to slow down and actually hear from Him.  Ed Stetzer talks with Pastor Robby Gallaty about his book, Wait/Hear: Recapturing the Lost Art of Hearing God's Voice and how to find...

We tend to be forgetful people. Perhaps that’s why the Bible instructs us to remember. On this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, a conversation with author and musical artist, Andrew Osenga. Christmas can bring back rich, warm memories of years gone by, but it can also bring back painful recollections of loss and hard times.

God's method of drawing us to Himself is love. God individualizes His expressions of love. He knows and speaks YOUR love language!

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark challenges you to grow spiritually. You can't stay stagnate in your faith this year. You have a call to be more like Jesus.

In a world of those wishing to hold a leadership position, Dr. Rick Melson says we must first look to the ultimate model of leadership, the servant-leader, Jesus Christ.  How many times do we struggle with our own sinful desires to be on top, to have position, maybe a little bit of power.  Well, our newly appointed president of...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark reveals that budgeting and saving alone are not enough to thrive financially. It shows generosity as a spiritual force that unlocks health and freedom.