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An unclean conscience wears you down in more ways than one.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe shows, from 1st Timothy chapter 1, how guilt quietly drains your health and your joy … and he offers three practical steps back to a clear conscience: worship, reconciliation, and simple obedience. Listen to Bold Steps with Pastor Mark...

Did you know loneliness comes in more than one form?  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe names interpersonal, existential, and societal isolation … not having anyone who understands you, or feeling like you don’t belong anywhere.  The good news: God is the One who truly sees you.  Don’t miss the message, listen...

Not every season of life makes sense while you’re living through it.  Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe cracks open Ecclesiastes chapter 3 with a look at the common ways we resist the chapter we’re actually in … obsessing over the future, or isolating ourselves from the people who could help.  Find a better way to...

Is there a certified course of study for the 5 Love Languages that would help assist teachers to instruct people on its principles? Dr. Gary Chapman says that currently there isn't a certified course, but there are plenty of resources available to assist in teaching the 5 Love Languages principles.

When should children begin reading the Five Love Languages? Dr. Chapman's book, The 5 Love Languages of Children was actually written for parents. This book will help the parents learn the concepts and apply them to their children.

If you feel you're emotionally unstable, it may be due to living in a loveless and dysfunctional family. As an adult, seek out a counselor that is trained to provide help in this area.

When we do something wrong, we tend to place blame on someone or something else. It's critical that adults and children learn to take responsibility for what they have done and say, "I'm sorry".

How do you create a healthy climate of communication in your marriage? Develop the skill of listening to each other.

The two most important sentences you'll ever learn are, "I made a mistake", and "I was wrong". Healthy families don't require perfection, but they do require the willingness to admit when they do wrong.

What do you do if your wife jokes about all the crushes she's had on other guys? Be open about how that makes you feel, and ask her to stop saying those things.