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Can a case be made for the existence of miracles?  Former atheist turned apologist, Lee Strobel, traveled the country to quiz scholars to see whether they could offer solid answers to atheist objections. Along the way, he encountered astounding accounts of healings and other phenomena that simply cannot be explained away by naturalistic...

Join us today to hear an introduction to the historical and theological reliability of the Gospels for skeptics, scholars—and everybody in between. Peter Williams will address how the accounts were handed down throughout history and will discuss objections like they're historical fiction, were imposed on the early church by a council,...

What does it really look like to follow God’s leading wherever it might take you? On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week we shared the story of an Australian man who did just that. And his obedience has led to the creation of one of the most unique museums in the world and the recreation of the most famous boat in human history.

When life is full of demands, this centers you on what Jesus says is truly necessary. Today on Bold Steps Minute with Mark Jobe, Mark invites you to take up a habit that can transform your spiritual life and impact everything else.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark uses an example of going to a banquet to show how it is so important to not miss the point of your faith.

Many retirees feel the pressure of rising costs and limited income—yet one of their largest assets often sits completely unused: their home equity. For years, reverse mortgages have carried a mixed reputation, but significant reforms have made today’s programs safer, more flexible, and better suited to help retirees navigate financial...

Today on Bold Steps, Pastor Mark uncovers the voice of accusation that tries to define you by your worst moments. But there is another voice speaking on your behalf — Jesus, your Advocate.

Today on Bold Steps, Pastor Mark reveals that the only one qualified to condemn was the only one who chose not to. Jesus stood sinless in the crowd — yet extended mercy instead of jedgment.