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Jada Peebles is a college athlete at a major university who recently went public with her decision to follow Christ. She took to social media to share the news, and give a glimpse into some of the hardship that ultimately led to her surrender.  She had quietly endured physical injuries, mental health concerns, and had survived a suicide...

How to love people you don't like.

When a guy says, "I don't love her any more", it usually means he's lost that euphoric feel of being "in love" when he first got married. Love isn't a feeling, it's an attitude and an action.

Karina is a passionate follower of Jesus Christ with a unique approach to sharing her faith. In the last year, she has mailed more than 700 letters to addresses selected at random throughout the United States. Each one is beautifully written and decorated, inviting the reader to consider their need for Jesus. When one of the letters landed...

Montrell will never forget the details of an alarming dream he had more than a decade ago. He woke up fully aware of his need for God, and terrified of what a life apart from Him would mean. In this episode, he describes the dream, and how it drove him to make the best decision of his life.  Episode Resources: If you struggle with...

How you see yourself determines everything about how you live.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe shares a lesson on spiritual identity from the story of Gideon.  God didn’t call Gideon what he was … He called him what he would become.  That same declaration is waiting for you ... listen to Bold Steps with Mark Jobe.

Insecurity and doubt have derailed more callings than failure ever has.  Today on BOLD STEPS with Mark Jobe, we’re learning about our true identity from Judges chapter 6.  God calls the weak and uncertain, and then meets them right where they are.  Hear what God is saying about you ... listen to Bold Steps with Mark Jobe.

Is there an afterlife? If so, how can we know where we will spend it? Janet Parshall tackles that question in this week’s commentary.

Betrayal. Shame. Heartbreak. These were the hallmarks of the life of Cari Gintz. Sexually abused as a young girl, caught in a legalistic cult, married to a man who came out as gay and left her for another man, she was stressed, hurt, and disappointed. Her pain took her on a journey of dysfunction – but the story doesn’t end there.

In today’s culture, love is something that happens to you. You fall into it. But on this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, you’ll hear some push back from author and teacher on Living on the Edge, Chip Ingram. Chip says love is far from something that might happen someday, some way, if things go your way. Instead,...