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Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe … we’re learning how to work in conjunction with God’s plan … not our own. It’s easy for us to want to do things our own way … but when it comes to the things of God, it’s important that we follow God’s plan … and not our own. Join us for the conclusion of, Being A Carrier.

Archeology in Israel continues to affirm the authority of Scripture. Janet Parshall expands on that idea, in this week’s commentary.

Today on this special "in-studo" BOLD STEPS, we’re diving into the powerful, rich, and most anticipated celebrations in the Christian life … and that’s Christmas!  Every year Christmas has its own unique flavor, and in light of everything going on in our world today, this Christmas is one that we feel could be a great opportunity to rejuvenate...

Christmas is a time for singing about the Joy that came to the world. But some interesting data says we may not be all that joyful. Janet Parshall explains in this week’s commentary.

Trusted by his fellow firefighters and hailed for his heroism, Jason Sautel was troubled by suicidal thoughts. When he tried to help a Bay Bridge jumper, he realized he couldn't save everybody, sank into depression, and contemplated taking his own life---until the relentless power of love saved him. A true story of courage, redemption, and...

Today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark Jobe has an important lesson on how to handle … life’s disruptions. Most feel pretty comfortable when life is going “according to plan.”  When our routines and our plans stay on track, without surprises.  But it’s also true that our lives can quite suddenly be interrupted … and it’s those times of uncertainty...

Did you know that toilets are not self-cleaning? How do you decide who's supposed to clean the toilet? At the very beginning of your marriage, it's important to come to an agreement as to which chores each of you will do. That will help mitigate conflict in your marriage.

More than 15 years sober and the leader of re:generation, the world's largest recovery ministry, our guest will share his own life-and-death battle with alcoholism while testifying to the power of healing. Join us to discover biblical encouragement and practical guidance for overcoming addictions to drugs, pornography, food, social media,...

Having a very different love language than your spouse may make you feel like you're both living on different planets. The key is to learn and speak your spouse's love language. That will naturally draw each other closer together.

Intimacy is at the heart of a healthy marriage. It gives the sense of being connected, loved, appreciated and respected. Marital intimacy can be squeezed out by busyness or the arrival of children. Maybe it's time to start dating each other again!