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Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark teaches how worship and obedience create space for God to dwell in our lives, wherever we are. This takeaway emphasizes that God inhabits our praises and longs to be invited into even the most ordinary moments.
Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark teaches that the most powerful access we can have is not political or social, but spiritual-direct access to the throne room of God is granted through faith alone. This truth empowers believers with divine influence.
Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark points to God's heart for relationship, showing that He shares His plans with those who walk in close faith. Being called a friend of God means having divine insight and trust.
Sodom wasn't just judged for sexual immorality, but for pride, greed, and ignoring the vulnerable. Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark calls out societal decay rooted in selfishness and complacency.
Like Peter, when you take your eyes off Jesus and look at the storm, fear starts to fill you. Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark reminds you that faith keeps you above water.
How important is it to get your future in-law's blessing before marrying their daughter? It's definitely ideal. Take time to honestly consider the areas of their concern and admit that they might be right. In the end, you don't always have to base your decision on the blessing of your potential in-laws.
Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Jobe speaks directly to anyone stuck in a waiting room they didn't choose. Hannah's story is proof that year after year of unanswered prayer is not the same thing as God saying no.
One of the hardest things a parent can do is also one of the most faithful — today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Jobe walks through the moment every parent eventually faces. Letting go isn't giving up. It's trusting God with what you love most.
Pastor Jobe uses the image of an overfilled glass to describe what a hope-saturated life looks like. Today on Bold Steps Minute, hear why you don't have to try to share it. When you're that full, it just spills.