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Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark shares what the greatest investment of your time is. This is the time you spend worshipping God. Mark mentions a quote from John Piper that says, “God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in Him.” You show your satisfaction in God through worshipping Him.

Do you have an angry teenager in your house?  From time to time we may all face outbursts from our kids.  Do you know how to help them process their angry emotions in a healthy, productive way?  Coming up on Equipped, parent and pastor Rob Rienow will give practical, Biblical wisdom for helping our teens find freedom from anger!

Our culture (sometimes even in the church) is focused on meeting our own needs.  True fulfillment in life comes by investing yourself in other people's lives.

If you’re overwhelmed by all the needs in today’s world—and those needs tend to paralyze you into doing nothing, don’t miss this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman. You’ll meet Linda, who saw a news report about an abandoned baby. Instead of moving along with her life, she got involved. Hear her inspiring...

Can a person's primary love language ever change? Dr. Gary Chapman says your primary love language stays with you for a lifetime. But is can change momentarily during certain season's of life.

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,...

Today on Bold Steps Weekend with Mark Jobe, you’ll learn how to face your greatest challenges. In order to reach a breakthrough, you need to know where you are going and who you are listening to. This is part two of a message started last weekend called Before Your Moment.

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...

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.