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Today, on Bold Steps, we’re reaching the series finale of our study in Colossians, called … First Things First … Theology for Everyday Life … We’ve been rethinking our priorities … and identifying the pursuits and pathways God wants us to take … to maximize the glory of His Kingdom.  And on today’s program, we’re observing some key instructions...

In this era of cancel culture, callouts, and shaming, it’s clear that our society has almost forgotten how to forgive, but Dr. Tim Keller says there is no future for ourselves or our nation without it!  Today Dr. Keller outlines 4 essential actions for genuine forgiveness that do not sacrifice justice. Don’t miss this much-needed...

We’re nearing the end of our Bold Steps series in Colossians, where the Apostle Paul has been showing us how to keep Jesus at the CENTER of our lives.  And today, Pastor Mark Jobe will help us see how that applies to our relationships, using Colossians 3:18 as our focus.

How do we begin to get out of debt?  A good place to start is by crying out to God for His help.  Yet, the problem is some of us cry out to Him, but we’re not serious.  We’re waiting on God to do something to get us out of debt and God is waiting on us to do something to show Him that we are serious and are desperate...

As we continue to look at how to get out of debt, we’ll learn that when we borrow, it entwines us and unites us together with someone other than God who’s going to direct our lives because of what we owe them. Find out more on today’s Treasured Truth.

In this Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark Jobe reminds us as Christians what our call is and to whom we should seek to change us and others. Take a listen now. Mark Jobe is president of Moody Bible Institute and Pastor of New Life Community Church in Chicago. Listen to full, daily messages by clicking on Bold Steps.

If God loved us enough to set us free and to pay our sin debt, then He loves us enough to guide us, guard us, govern us, and to grace us, then to provide and protect us as we give generously to others and begin to honor Him with our money. Learn more on today’s Treasured Truth.

The Bible warns that the borrower is slave to the lender. Borrowing is not wrong unless you borrow with no means or intention to repay it. The Bible warns that the borrower is slave to the lender. Borrowing is not wrong unless you borrow with no means or intention to repay it. The Bible warns that the borrower is slave to the lender.

Do you go back to a former lifestyle that you walked away from? If God is rebuilding something in your life, you have to guard yourself against that. Listen to this Bold Steps Minute as Pastor Mark Jobe encourages us to guard against slipping back into old ways that God brought us out of. Mark Jobe is president of Moody Bible Institute...

Does being in debt distort our goals? Yes, because when we’re in debt, we can’t seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness. Why? Because we’ve gone into debt adding all of these things to ourselves, instead of letting the Lord add them to us in His time and through His provision. Find out more on today’s Treasured...