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On the next Treasured Truth, we'll continue to look at how to face our fears amid our trials. Have you ever gone through a difficult time and the first thought you had was, “God, You said that You loved me.  If You love me, why am I going through this?”  And God says, “You’re questioning My love for you because...

Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe … we're learning how to quiet our soul and hear the voice of God as we begin a two-week series based on Mark’s book, What Now? How to Move into Your Next Season.  With many lives being disrupted by a variety of reasons: economic struggles, political division, isolation, social unrest,...

What if American culture isn’t collapsing because of crusading secularists? What if it’s failing because many leading Christians identify more with secular elites than with their fellow believers? Those are the provocative questions posed by our guest, Dr. John West, in his new book. Stockholm Syndrome Christianity, which exposes...

Learn the secret of how you can love your spouse while they're deployed in the military.

What would happen in your marriage if you were a true Christian? The word "Christian" means Christ-like. The central theme in the life of Jesus was that of service. A true Christian in a marriage will choose the posture of a servant to their spouse.

If your child is “wonderfully different,” don’t miss this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman. Author Sally Clarkson has encouraging words for moms and dads who are raising unique children. While parents want to celebrate that uniqueness in each child, there are also particular challenges that need to be addressed.

Jesus' life on earth has had the greatest impact on human history than any other.  We see his life and story in the four gospels, but the book of Acts takes us further into him impact.  Ed Stetzer talks with Doug Huffman about his book, The Story of Jesus Continues and the book of Acts and Jesus' story.  They'll also share...

Wouldn't it be easier if you and your spouse had the same love language? Yes, but each of you might speak different dialects within the same language. Most of the time, however, couples speak different love languages. As the adage goes, opposites attract.