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Benjamin William Hastings leads worship with Hillsong United and has written some of the most popular anthems sung in the church today. He shares how a conversation with a stranger in the middle of a rainstorm helped unleash God's call on his life.
For Michael Cochren, (Cochren and Co.) a religious upbringing and musical talent kept him up in Christian circles, but his heart was far from God. Until the night the presence of God stripped away all of his pretending.
Discover how drawing close to Jesus brings healing, restoration, and dignity—even in your hidden pain. A Bold Stepper devotional from Mark 5.
Learn why confession is essential for a vibrant walk with God. Based on Psalm 51, this devotional explores how God cleanses our hearts, restores joy, and writes a new story of grace in our lives.
Feeling spiritually dry? Learn how gratitude can restore your praise and renew your joy in God’s presence. Explore Psalm 118 and take a bold step toward thanksgiving today.
This Bold Stepper Weekly devotional explores Acts 10:19–20 and how God aligns people and circumstances through prayer and prompting. Learn how to recognize and respond to divine appointments in your daily life.
Discover the secret to lasting contentment from Philippians 4:12. This devotional explores how joy and peace come from Christ, not circumstances, and offers practical steps to live with gratitude.
Discover the power of spiritual freedom in this Bold Step devotional, “Don’t Waste Your Freedom.” Learn how Romans 6:18 calls believers to live free from sin and serve a better Master—Jesus Christ. Break old patterns and walk boldly in your identity as a child of God.
Learn how humility opens the door to God’s grace and favor. In this devotional by Dr. Mark Jobe, explore four biblical steps—submit, draw near, repent, and humble yourself—to attract divine transformation and peace.
Pastor Mark says your greatest breakthroughs often come when you feel weakest. Stay battle ready by depending on God's strength, not your own. Put on the full armor of God and stand firm in faith against unseen spiritual battles.