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Today on Bold Steps Weekend with Mark Jobe, Mark gives you a glimpse into the moments that define and change our destiny. It is the start of a new series that will focus on being prepared for what God has for you.

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,...

The familiar parable in Luke 12 describes the Rich Fool and his big barns. And although many of us don’t have barns these days, this passage still applies. On today's Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will explain that using “barns” as a metaphor, we can see how Jesus’ message in that parable is every bit as...

What women have deeply influenced your journey with Jesus? Was it her unwavering trust and obedience to Him, or the gentle words of encouragement she offered when you needed them most? We'll share your stories as author Jamie Janosz introduces us to remarkable Christian women who made a lasting impact on the world! Learn more & register...

Almost all parents love their children, but not all children feel loved. This is most likely the result of not expressing your love for them in their own unique love language.

Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe … we’re bringing a glimpse of the Kingdom of God to you. As we move forward in our study called Roll Up Your Sleeves, we’re learning that the Kingdom has come near … and because of it, we’ve got work to do!  As carriers of God’s presence, we’re supposed to go out and share His message. Mark will encourage...

How do you discover and speak your boss's love language in a way that doesn't come across as weird or manipulative? Maybe you should think more along the lines of speaking words of appreciation. It'll still meet an emotional need in them.

On the next Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will ask a poignant question—do we believe God for our future? If we do, then we should proclaim it!  We shouldn’t care what kind of opposition comes our way, we know where we’re going.  We know where we’re headed and no one and nothing can stop us from getting there.

How can you discover what your primary language of apology is? Simply ask yourself, what could the offender say or do to make it easier for you to forgive them.