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Series: "Be Disciples. Make Disciples."  - 1 Corinthians 9:24-27/ We’re learning why it’s so important to live in full dependence upon God so as to not slip and fall spiritually over things that could easily diminish our effectiveness for Christ.

When things don’t go our way, we usually go away from God.  We don’t come to church.  We don’t read our Bibles.  We don’t pray.  We don’t get involved in the things of God.  When things don’t go our way, we usually pout, doubt, and we walk out. ...

Many of us as believers fail to reach our goals for the same reason that can prevent a swimmer from reaching the ocean’s shore—fog.  Fog has caused us to lose our motivation.  The fog of problems and the fog of discouragement—these issues obstruct our view of what the goal before us actually is.

Pastor Ford will explain that you shouldn't let anything hold you back from becoming what God wants you to be. If you’ve got issues, God will look past those issues to do by faith what He wants done. And He’ll deal with your issues while you’re on your way to becoming what He wants you to be. Find out more on today’s...

Why is it so hard to talk about Jesus to our closest friends?  Could it be that we are afraid of creating an awkward situation? Author Andy Bannister says it doesn’t have to be so hard, especially when you ask people 4 key questions.  He shares those questions and guides us toward comfortable conversations about Christianity!

We need God in our weakness.

Your husband's love language is quality time, but he's too busy with work to spend time with you. If his love language is truly quality time, he'll have to decide what's most important to him and adjust how much time he devotes you.

Saying "I'm sorry" might not be enough. Apologizing in a way that's genuine might not be enough for the offended party. Each person has a unique language of apology - a language in which they can offer forgiveness.

Are you living your life in a way that’s pleasing to God … or are you simply trying to please other people?  That’s the topic today, on Bold Steps. Pastor Mark Jobe is continuing with part two of a fundamental message about grounding our identity in God, instead of the opinions of other people. Our lesson...