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How Jesus sets us free from our prisons!

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark sends some encouragement your way. He is encouraging you to pray, "create in me, God, a clean heart and renew in me a steadfast spirt so that you may walk in steadfast obedience to God which leads to breakthrough.

You and your spouse are always at odds with each other. The first step in resolving your differences is learning how to respect each other's ideas, even when you don't agree.

Karina is a passionate follower of Jesus Christ with a unique approach to sharing her faith. In the last year, she has mailed more than 700 letters to addresses selected at random throughout the United States. Each one is beautifully written and decorated, inviting the reader to consider their need for Jesus. When one of the letters landed...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark explains, how you don't deserve righteousness and forgiveness, and how it's only achieved through faith.

Today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark Jobe shows us what it means to be spiritually hungry and how we need to continually work on developing our passion and desire for MORE of God. That hunger creates a need for God’s presence and an unwillingness to move forward without it. The message is from Exodus 33 and titled, I Want More.

Are you hungry for more of God’s glory?  We’re finding out what that means, and how it can change your life … today on BOLD STEPS with Pastor Mark Jobe. We’re diving into the final message of our series in Exodus, with a message titled … I Want More.  Mark has been talking about what spiritual hunger looks like, and how it can drive us to...

Pastor Mark says "There is a battle going on between two worlds, though we can’t see it" as this devotional looks at mankind’s curiosity with life beyond earth.

Instead of continually reminding your spouse about how much they hurt you, take those hurt feelings to the Lord and ask Him to help you forgive. Consider how much you've offended God, and how graciously He has forgiven you.

One of the strongest languages of apology is making restitution. If you're really sorry, make it a priory to speak your spouse's love language at all times. Dr. Gary Chapman recommends that you read his book When I'm Sorry Isn't Enough.