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Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark Jobe reminds you what Second Corinthians chapter 2 verse 14 through 16 talks about. It talks about the aroma of Christ. Mark says that through your worship, other people will pick up on this aroma of Christ and draw them to the presence of God.

Bold Steps Weekend takes you on the path to freedom & authenticity in Christ. Dr. Mark Jobe offers simple gospel messages with the power to transform your life.

Happy Freedom Friday! Today on Karl and Crew, we celebrated being called out of darkness and into a new life in Jesus Christ. We talked about having the illusion of salvation, and we featured a great resource that will help you determine where you stand with God and where He stands with you. Our guest was author, evangelist, speaker, and...

Listen to previously aired episodes of Bold Step, as Pastor Mark Jobe takes you on the path to freedom and authenticity in Christ.

Join us this hour as we take a look at some of the stories making headlines. We will also get an update on how the Gospel is spreading throughout Iran and how we can pray for that nation. We round out the hour learning about a wonderful ministry made up of a network of teachers, both locally and nationally, who support each other in faith,...

When you think of pornography and its effects on the culture, many immediately think of men and their struggles. Dr. Juli Slattery says women also face the fear and shame from the cycle of erotica, promiscuity, and porn sites. How can a woman begin to break the lure of sexual sin? Don't miss the hope and freedom available on this Building...

We hear from folks all the time who feel that living on a budget cramps their style, hems them in, and makes them feel trapped. But what if the opposite is true? On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will talk with Brandon Sieben about 5 principles of “freedom budgeting.” Then Rob will answer your questions on various...

This hour we look at how crime and poverty can truly be solved in this country. Bob Woodson knows from decades of experience that "mediating institutions" -- churches, charities, neighborhood groups -- are the closest to the problems of local poverty and crime, and thus yield the best solutions. Then Ed Cannon, from FEBC, will tell us how...