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For so many people leading the church today, the first seeds of their faith were planted in the Jesus People Movement.  Ed Stetzer talks with Andrew MacDonald and Larry Eskridge about how the Jesus People Movement impacted their ministry. He'll also talk about how we can know what God's call is for...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark reminds you to not get distracted from the main thing in your spiritual life.

This explains why spiritual confusion makes people vulnerable to the enemy's influence. Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark shows how knowing Scripture personally is essential for discernment and stability in your faith.

Understand Adam and Eve's sin explains the shift from innocence to shame and why humans now have a built-in pull toward sin. Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark shows how this helps you see that the struggle isn't just behavior, it's a nature that needs redemption.

This week on Living a Legacy with Crawford Loritts, Crawford begins a new series in the Gospel of Matthew called, “For His Kingdom.”  In part 1 of this week’s message titled, “Set the Stage”, Crawford describes how John the Baptist was the “warm up act” for the main event, Jesus.  ...

Every Christian wants abundance and wholeness, but sometimes we find ourselves empty.  Oftentimes, the problem is we are being formed by some other story or way, allowing culture to disciple us more than Jesus does.  Trillia Newbell talks with Elizabeth Woodson and her book, Habits of Resistance: 7 Ways You're...

Foundational truths get fuzzy when you don't use them. Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark challenges you to stay active in discipleship so what you know stays sharp.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark shows how God built the principle of saving into creation itself. It encourages you to gather during times of surplus so your're not panicking in lean seasons.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark makes margin practical by showing how tight timing turns normal delays into stress. It connects that same principle to money: without margin, everyday surprises push you into the red.