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From day-to-day living to the biggest challenges in your life … are you relying upon yourself, or on God?  That’s the subject today on Bold Steps, with Pastor Mark Jobe. We’re sharing a message that he first preached at a Moody Bible Institute Student Chapel service … and it’s a lesson that we all need...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark introduces the storehouse concept from Deuteronomy and connects it to God's promise of blessing. It sets up savings and surplus as a biblical pattern, not just a financial trick.

We all carry wounds from the words and actions of others, but it's important to remember how our Creator sees us. Instead of dwelling on images of our pain, we need to look into a God-centered mirror that reflects the way He sees us. Ed Stetzer talks with JP Foster and Matt Williams about their book, Finding Freedom in Jesus and how learning...

Have you ever considered yourself one of God's miracles?  Your fingerprint, your voice, your thoughts, feelings and talents combined... are unlike anyone else’s.  Most of us take everyday miracles for granted, including the one that stare back at us in the mirror.  Ed Stetzer talks with Mark Batterson about his book,...

Despite Israel’s historic close ties with America, understanding U.S.-Israel relations can be tricky. So, what are the biggest influences—the loudest voices shaping this dialogue? What can American believers do to help the relationship? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll bring clarity to that conversation—one...

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Charles Dickens said, It is good to be children sometimes, and never better than at Christmas, when its mighty Founder was a child himself."  In 1843, Charles Dickens penned a story—a classic Christmas tale full of ghosts and the endearing humbug Ebenezer Scrooge. It is a tale of greed, regret, loneliness, reflection, compassion,...

The word Pilgrim is synonymous with traveler. Have you ever thought about the road you are traveling? Janet Parshall will share a historical perspective in this week’s commentary.