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Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe, we’ll discover how God’s bigger picture becomes clearer when you begin to raise your passion level for Him. We’re learning how to Rise in order to Live Our Best Life Yet. But while that passion will be tested, it will also lead you to amazing ventures that will stretch and grow...

Today on Bold Steps … Pastor Mark Jobe teaches us how to get right with God. There are different factors that can lead us into being spiritually hard of hearing.  But today on the program, Mark will give us some practical tips for making today the day we open our ears to the voice of God. Our message is titled, Positioned to Hear.

Coming up on Equipped with Chris Brooks, Patrick Morley presents specific tools just for men! These 12 tools can strengthen your walk with Christ and prepare you to reflect honestly, pursue God wholeheartedly, and live vibrantly. Through consistency and training, you will discover how to learn more about God, receive power to abide in Him,...

On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week we looked at the damage that DEI teaching is doing to the U.S. military and the efforts to get rid of this dangerous philosophy. We also heard from an accomplished filmmaker and producer who has also served for many years as a member of the Israeli military. He told us about his new documentary...

The parable of the Prodigal Son is a great reminder to us of God's unfailing love for us.  No matter how far we wander, He's always waiting to welcome us back to Him.  Trillia Newbell talks with author Sarah Walton about this familiar Bible story and it's message of self-worth, hope and identity that is relevant for us today.

Today on Karl and Crew Mornings, we continued our weekly theme, "Four Pillars of Manhood." Pillar number 2 is accepting responsibility. Our Scripture reference was 2 Samuel 12. We read about David stepping up and owning his sinful actions concerning Bathsheba and Uriah. There's something so powerful about being able to admit, "I have...

Gun violence and tragedy have become all too common in many of our communities, even the ones we thought were "safe." How do we as Christians recover from this trauma and how can we help our neighbors and friends walk through their grief and fear? What is the role of the church in these tragic times?  We will work through these questions...