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How can we develop good communication skills in our marriage? It might be reading a book by Dr. Gary Chapman called, Now You're Speaking My Language. Read the book together with your spouse and talk about how it applies to your relationship.

Ready to break free from isolation?  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe concludes a message on discouragement with a challenge about commitment.  Understand why holding onto hope requires staying connected with fellow believers, and how your involvement determines your ability to thrive.  Be encouraged to stop using circumstances...

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn once noted that people often assume that their democratic government would never submit to totalitarianism---but Rod Dreher says it's happening. Sounding the alarm about the insidious effects of identity politics, surveillance technology, psychological manipulation, and more, he will join us to help equip contemporary...

Social intimacy has to do with spending time together with your spouse. When you do things together, it enhances your sense of intimacy.

Can God change your circumstances instantly?  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe unveils the shocking truth about spiritual madness and divine sovereignty.  Nebuchadnezzar’s dramatic story demonstrates how the insanity cycle breaks when we humbly acknowledge that heaven rules.  Experience restoration by surrendering control...

It's Valentine's Day weekend, but one thing is for sure... love isn’t one-size-fits-all. What says “I love you” to one person might not mean a thing to another.  Trillia Newbell talks with marriage experts Drs. Les and Leslie Parrott about their book, The Love Language that Matters Most: How to Personalize Love...

Well, as we move forward in our series called, Rise … Live Your Best Life Yet, Mark is going to be explaining more about knowing who God has called us to be.  If you’ve missed any of the message in this series so far, you can catch up online when you go to Moody Presents DOT org.  Confidence comes from having a sense...