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Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe, we're looking back at one of history's most inspiring examples of how a single life surrendered to God can change the world. Patrick's story is powerful because it shows us what can happen when one person says "yes" to God's call.  Here was a young man who could have stayed bitter about his...

Series: "Spiritual Gifts"  - Ephesians 4:11-16 / In the second part of his message, “Discovering Your Spiritual Gift,” Crawford Loritts lists three questions to ask to help identify your spiritual gift. He then suggests four things to keep in mind when beginning to use your gift.

It's challenging to know when it's the right time to begin dating someone after the death of your spouse. Dr. Gary Chapman provides some helpful advise.

Welcome to Moody Presents with Mark Jobe.  Mark is the president of Moody Bible Institute.   Like a potter works a mound of clay into a beautiful work of art, God wants to mold you and me into the image of Jesus. And that can only happen when we allow our hearts to be mold-able. We started this message last week, so if you...

On the next Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will resume his message about worship and he’ll explain that our praise should not be to impress God or others, but rather it should be to express our love for God alone.  As we continue to look at Psalm 34, we’ll see that the degree of our gratitude should equal the degree of...

Prayer is an indispensable part of the believer’s life but is so often one of the most confusing parts as well. On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week we turned to a trusted friend and highly regarded bible teacher to clear up that confusion. He tackled topics like what prayer is and is not, why it is so vital to the life of...

Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe … we’re learning about the power of our words. A lot of us are living in cities and crowded places. Here in Chicago, we have to fight for parking spaces. Yet, even in a crowd, we can sometimes still feel lonely and disconnected. We feel that way because we’re missing real, authentic...