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Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Jobe draws a line between quiet belief and bold declaration and challenges us to cross it. Faith that stays locked in your heart never reaches the next level.

It's not unusual for a spouse to be an alcoholic but doesn't think they have a problem. Are you in this situation? Choose to show them your  tender love. At the same time, you can exercise tough love by insisting on seeking out good counseling.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Jobe issues an urgent call to parents of young children and the window you have is shorter than you think. The seeds of faith you plant now are the ones they'll come back to later.

Separation doesn't necessarily lead to divorce. Separation forces us to admit we have serious problems. When we examine divorce, we realize that divorce doesn't solve anything. In fact, it creates more problems. The best of our options is to seek reconciliation.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark Jobe cuts through the cultural misuse of the word "hope" and lands on its biblical definition. Real hope isn't wishful thinking it's a rock-solid confidence grounded in who God is. Today on Bold Steps Minute, learn how our old mindset can drag us back to old ways and a previous way of living, before...

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Jobe paints a vivid picture of what life looks like when hope is gone. It causes fear, despair, and a hollowness that drains people of energy and direction. It's a stark reminder of just how much rides on whether or not we have hope.

When your spouse refuses to apologize, it makes it difficult to deal with the hurt. The Bible teaches that when someone sins against you, confront them. If they repent, forgive them.

In this busy world, many parent find it difficult to spend quality time with their teenagers. Without focused attention, a teenager experiences increased anxiety because they feel everything else is more important that they are. That leaves their love tank empty.

Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Jobe flips the script on crisis instead of seeing a hopeless moment, he sees the church's greatest opportunity. We know who's on the throne, and that changes everything.

You waste your energy when you argue, trying to convince the other person that you're right and they're wrong. That will never work. Instead, try to find some middle ground where you both can agree.