If you feel out of rhythm or balance when it comes to work and rest … today’s Bold Steps message is for you!  Some think about the Sabbath legalistically … and others think it’s outdated. But, Pastor Mark Jobe says that the Sabbath is a gift from God that helps us be our best! The Sabbath is not just a day of the week … it’s about a rhythm we should live in!

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Today on Bold Steps, we’re continue looking at ways we can make the most of what God has given us. Pastor Mark Jobe will continue to explain what it means to be filled with the Spirit and how not missing the moment means our interactions with others need to be Spirit-led.

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Today on Bold Steps, we have another unique opportunity to sit in a student chapel service on the campus of Moody Bible Institute. It’s a message Pastor Mark Jobe delivered back in January … but the message applies to everyone, at any time. He's going to be helping us NOT miss the moment, based in Ephesians 4.

 

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We’ve all seen little kids selfishly take more than they give.  But what happens when those self-centered behaviors carry over into adulthood?  Well, that’s the topic we’re going to explore today in our Bold Steps message in Ephesians Pastor Mark Jobe has called, Stop Hijacking Your Relationships.

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There’s not a person on the planet who doesn’t want to be connected to their families or to their spouse. So why do we sabotage ourselves and our relationships?

Pastor Mark Jobe says that people are complex creatures … but it really comes down to the fact that we’ve not learned to put “the new man on” when it comes to relating to other people. We haven’t learned to be authentic with ourselves … or with others …Today's Bold Steps message, Stop Hijacking Your Relationships, is from our new series, Not Alone.

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Today on Bold Steps, as we move forward in our new series, Not Alone, we’re going to be learning how to find refuge in the desert of loneliness.  Pastor Mark Jobe will be showing us how to face the challenges that come our way.

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Have you ever felt afraid or alone? According to a recent survey, more than 61% of people feel alone. Coming out of the pandemic … that has isolated people like never before … We’re seeing some of those consequences … suicides and anxiety is sky high … 1 in 100 deaths is caused by suicide (2019 WHO). In the U.S. anxiety is the most common mental disorder affecting over 40 million adults (2021 WHO).

Pastor Mark Jobe says that this is a time like no other. Today on Bold Steps, we’re going to be talking about how, if you know your story, you’ll know your purpose and that you’re not alone … even when it feels like it.

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Yesterday on Bold Steps, Pastor Mark Jobe gave us the first two observations on how we can obtain the presence of God in our lives, and today we’re turning back to the book of Exodus … chapter 33 to pick up where we left off.  He said that genuine repentance is the only thing that will restore the favor of God’s presence in our lives.

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Today on Bold Steps, we’re opening our Bibles to Exodus 33 to see the part of the story where God continues to honor His promise to Israel … But He’s going to remove His presence from them. Pastor Mark Jobe says this should make us all stop and think …Are we being stubborn and stiff-necked? We might go through a door that God has called us to go through … But we might not be as close to Him as He would like … or we would like!

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​Is the presence of God showing in your life? On today’s Bold Steps program, Pastor Mark Jobe will be turning to the book of Exodus to show us how we can become clear and confident about our futures in the light of God’s presence.

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