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Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe, we’re learning how to become an influencer. Today as we move forward in our series, Headlines … Navigating Life in Two Worlds, we’re going to be looking at how husbands and wives can affect their relationships for the better through the power of influence. Today's Bold Steps Gift: The Case for...

Are you in a spiritually mismatched marriage?  Are you trying to navigate your faith with a spouse who does not seem to understand?  Lynn Donovan waited nearly three decades for her husband to join her journey with Jesus.  She shares a spiritual battle plan for Christians living with an unsaved spouse.  Today's resource:...

If your spouse is a chronic spender, the best way to deal with it is to come up with a budget that you and your spouse can agree on. Build into that budget a portion for each spouse to spend as they choose.

Influencing others is more about how we interact with people than actually changing those around us … that’s today’s topic here on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe. There are principles in today's passage that have the potential to greatly influence and affect your current relationship. And it doesn’t matter whether you're married or single,...

As a husband, spending more time with your kids might allow your wife to spend more time with you!

Just because there's an expectation that your spouse should be your best friend doesn't mean you shouldn't have other close friends.

The first stage of love is "falling in love". It requires no effort on your part because it's based on emotions. But when your "in love" feelings fade, it requires covenant love. You must learn how to express your love in your spouse's love language.

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.

Some spouses don't have the personality to be organized. They may be able to make some progress in this area, but that tendency will never fully go away. Every couple needs to be able accept some things about their spouse and love them unconditionally.