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What should we be doing with our money that says, "God I am honoring You? Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark explains how to honor God with your finances. When you honor God with your money, there will be overflow in your life.
You love God. You read the Bible. You try to do the right things. So why does your faith still feel dry, frustrating, or stuck? You're not alone, and it's not because you're doing Christianity wrong. It's because you've been believing lies about what a "good Christian life" is supposed to look like. Bestselling author and pastor Gary Thomas...
Countless people are worried, angry, fearful and just plain confused when it comes to some of the more perplexing issues that life poses and the Bible provokes. Dr. Sam Storms will join us to provide solid and scriptural answers to your questions about the Bible and Christianity. Sam Storms seeks to tackle frustration by looking deeply, not...
Today on Bold Steps Minute, using a childhood caving experience, Pastor Mark illustrates the dangers of spiritual shallowness. He challenges you to leave the safety of the entrance of your faith and press into the deeper, more rewarding areas of faith.
Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark challenges you to move beyond the shallow beginnings of faith and step into the deeper things of God.
Many of us struggle with anxiety in some way, and it can be hard for Christians to reconcile those feelings with the Bible's commands to not be anxious. Dr. Sauer unpacks what the Bible says about anxiety, how Christians can practice handing their anxiety to God, and what it looks like to walk alongside someone who's struggling.
Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark gives encouragement to get alone with God and listen. No talking, no asks, only stillness, absorbing that God orchestrates all of life and He is God and you are not.
Matthew 9:9-13 I Dr. Crawford Loritts concludes the message, “Go Where you Are Needed” by offering four ways to reach out to marginalized people with the hope of the Gospel.
Matt 9:18-34 I What do the four encounters with Jesus in this passage have in common? What ties these stories together? The passage illustrates four desperate people, four encounters with Jesus and four miracles. In the second part of this message, Crawford shares four lessons we can learn from these stories. ...