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Surprises intensify emotions and force us to process fast. Today on Bold Steps Minutes, Pastor Mark gives a healthy way to recognize what's happening inside us when life swerves.

This hour, we discuss the FDA’s recent approval of a generic medication used to cause abortions. Was this medically prudent? Does this medication require better oversight? Then, Steve Amerson travels to Washington, D.C. twice a month to lead worship and bring encouragement from the Word of God. Why does he do this? He has some wonderful...

He was the first Hebrew prophet to have a biblical book named for him. Living in the 8th century, he accurately foretold the destruction of the northern kingdom of Israel. His name was Amos—and he was often called a prophet of doom. And when you begin to read his prophecy, it doesn't take long to realize why. So…what can we learn...

Whether it’s news around the world or close to home, bad news of any kind can make you anxious. Yet, it’s possible to live life with hope and confidence amid disappointment, pain, and tragedy because Jesus offers Good News in a Bad News World.

Have you ever asked yourself “why am I not married yet”? Tune in for answers.

Even the most faithful are vulnerable without God's grace. Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark reminds us that no one is immune to moral failure and prideful thinking, not even church leaders.

What is the real story of Thanksgiving? To whom were the Pilgrims offering their thanks? What role did religious liberty and the spreading of the Gospel have to play in their perilous and sacrificial journey to a new world? Join us as we separate fact from fiction surrounding that first Thanksgiving. Trying to escape persecution for their...

After waves of disillusionment, political divides, and church hurt, some people wonder whether it's worth investing in the church.  For others, after COVID it's become easier to just watch church online.  Ed Stetzer talks with Carmen Joy Imes about her book, Becoming God's Family: Why the Church still...

The reality is, Christians have always gone through difficult times. We all will experience trouble and sickness, even if we're following after God. We are not exempt from disease, but God will walk with us through through the disease.