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Choosing how to handle our battles from a spiritual perspective … that’s today’s topic on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe. Life is full of different battles … and while some are worth fighting for, there are others that are better avoided. When it comes to knowing the difference … where do we start? Practical...

Pastor Mark tells you that "Jesus didn’t just die for the whole world—He died for you." as he guides us through a Gospel presentation where we can accept Christ as our Lord and Savior.

Pastor Mark says, "Jesus transforms hearts, not just behavior." Like a thermometer reflects reality, laws show right from wrong, but only Christ brings true change. Accept Him and live in His grace today!

Pastor Mark says "We must learn to recognize the God moments in our life and not pass them by" as he teaches us that if you’re in a season of waiting for God to move in your life, be intentional about seeking God, prioritizing communion with Him, and then seizing the moment when it arrives

Pastor Mark says ”A pause allows us to focus better” as this devotional looks at the power in the pause and takes us to Psalm 37:7.

Pastor Mark says, "Integrity means living in God’s truth." Reflecting on John 10:10, he reveals how small dishonesty weakens faith, but Christ offers abundance when we embrace generosity over scarcity.

Pastor Mark says "We need people with a bold faith who are willing to splash it around them." as he reminds us to not underestimate the impact we can have on those around us.

Pastor Mark says "The closer you walk with God, the closer you get to the light of God." as he encourages us to grow deeper in your faith and become more like Jesus.

Pastor Mark says "When things go wrong in life, you can handle them if your spiritual priorities are buttoned in the correct place." as he teaches us God can reclaim the center of your heart and life by taking time to identify your core values, realign your commitments, and make space for God.

Pastor Mark says "You may feel lonely but you’re never alone." as he takes us to the example of Gideon in the book of Judges to show us that God is always with us.