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Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor Mark says, "never let your natural eyes determine your spiritual future." What Mark is saying here is that your natural eyes may see things as good, but you must always seek God through eyes of faith first because what may look good naturally, may actually be bad for you spiritually.

Today, we’re beginning the final message in our Nehemiah series, a study called … Rebuild. And this lesson is a wake-up call, a nudge to get back to where you need to be in God. There’s so much in our world today that can easily push us off-track with God. Pastor Mark Jobe will be focusing on getting back into rhythm with a pattern that will...

For trees to reach full growth, it depends on several variables and many years to reach full maturity. In the same way, personal and spiritual growth doesn’t happen overnight so it’s important to make sure you have the right habits to reach the desired outcome.

Have you ever rebelled, missed the mark, or flat-out sinned? If we’re honest, we can each answer “Yes!”   King David sinned and he knew what it took to a restore his relationship with God and others.   Using David’s confession in Psalm 51, Chris explains why the practice of confession is important...

Community Block Party A community event open to the public providing free food, games, and giveaways. There will be a free concert with recording artist Devin Cunningham. We would love to see the community come out and celebrate First Apostolic Church of Steger’s 70th anniversary with us! 11:30AM-3PM Devin Cunningham Veterans Park 98...

We hear stories about the supernatural---healings, sightings, near-death experiences---but is it real? Lee Strobel will join us to investigate Scripture for answers, showing how and why God works in the nonphysical realm. Join us for a fabulous conversation! Dive deeper into Scripture and develop a profound connection with God through his...

Pastor Mark says ”A pause allows us to focus better” as this devotional looks at the power in the pause and takes us to Psalm 37:7.

This hour we tackle a painful and sensitive subject in the Church. What makes a person have thoughts of taking their own life? Why is suicide such a hurtful choice for surviving loved ones? How can we better understand a person who struggles in this area and what can we do to help? Join us for a thoughtful and compassionate conversation...

Cicely was an overwhelmed medical student, trapped in an abusive relationship, when she turned to drugs and alcohol to deal with the pressure. God met her on her last night of partying, through sobs that wouldn't stop, and a sense of conviction she couldn't escape.