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Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe … learn how to align your heart with God’s design … and avoid the rebellion that comes from disobedience. As we move forward in our series, Bold Living, Mark is going to help us see that the enemy is always on the prowl … and one of the ways he tries to mess with us is through our family. Whether you’re a parent, a spouse, a grandparent, or you’re just wading into the dating and relationships pool, this message is for you.  It’s titled, Fighting for Your Family’s Future.

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In Philippians 4, Paul concludes his letter with a call to rejoice and

be content in all circumstances. He discusses the power of prayer

and thanksgiving as a remedy for anxiety and the peace that comes

from focusing on positive, Godly thoughts

If you are a conservative, Bible-believing Christian, there’s a lot to like about the Rev. Calvin Robinson. Raised in England, he stood up to the liberalism of the Church of England and, as a result, that church would not ordain him. He is a powerful communicator who puts his gifts in service of pro-life causes, the sanctity of marriage, and other important issues.

Then there’s the “other” Calvin Robinson. If you’ve been following the news about Robinson this week, you probably know that Calvin Robinson, too. That Calvin Robinson is an agent provocateur. He made what appeared to be a Nazi-like salute at a pro-life event in January. He has been fired or suspended from media and ministry jobs. This Calvin Robinson is a guy who seems to be in love with the spotlight, but not at all in love with those in authority over him telling him what to do.

The producer for today’s program is Jeff McIntosh. The host is Warren Smith.

Until next time, may God bless you.

A friend’s wife, a master seamstress, made a loving plan before she passed away from a long illness. She donated all her sewing equipment to our town’s sewing guild, providing sewing machines, cutting tables, and more for classes teaching newly arrived immigrants. “I counted 28 boxes of fabric alone,” her husband told us. “Six women came by to pick up everything. Their students are hard workers, eager to learn a skill.”

Others describe such newcomers in less flattering ways. The plight of even legal immigrants has become a divisive issue.

Moses, however, issued God’s view. “Do not oppress a foreigner; you yourselves know how it feels to be foreigners” (Exodus 23:9). He further shared God’s decree regarding strangers. “When you reap the harvest of your land . . . do not go over your vineyard a second time or pick up the grapes that have fallen. Leave them for the poor and the foreigner. I am the Lord your God” (Leviticus 19:9-10).

God also declared, “‘When a foreigner resides among you in your land, do not mistreat them. The foreigner residing among you must be treated as your native-born. Love them as yourself, for you were foreigners in Egypt. I am the Lord your God’” (vv. 33-34).

God set the standard. May He bless our hearts to show love to the strangers among us.

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In this powerful episode of The WiLD Conversation, Dr. Rob McKenna sits down with Stephen M. R. Covey, best-selling author of The Speed of Trust, to explore the transformative power of trust in leadership, relationships, and organizational life. In a world marked by declining institutional confidence, Covey argues that trust isn’t just a value—it’s a measurable, learnable competency that multiplies performance and accelerates impact.

Listeners are invited into a conversation that challenges the myth that trust is soft or intangible. Covey reframes trust as a strategic imperative and leadership skill that determines how quickly we can innovate, collaborate, and lead through change. In his words, “Low trust is a tax. High trust is a dividend.”

The conversation also touches on a key paradox of influence: To lead effectively, we must first be willing to be influenced—to genuinely understand others before we expect them to follow us. As leaders model humility and create space for others to feel deeply seen and heard, they become catalysts for real trust.

Many of us have never learned how to handle anger positively. This will often lead to broken relationships. Seek out a godly counselor to help you before it's too late to salvage your broken relationship.

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Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe, …once in Christ, we represent God to the world, and we need to be a pleasing aroma. As we move forward with our brand-new series called, Bold Living, Mark will be asking us some tough questions like: Are you living out the “new you?” … What are you hanging around?  And what or who are you exposing to the Light?  Join us in Ephesians chapter 5 as we learn how to live in such a way that we remember purity is a priority.

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Philippians 3 highlights the theme of “no distractions,” with

Paul urging believers to focus solely on Christ, not on earthly

achievements or legalistic practices. He emphasizes the importance

of pressing forward toward spiritual goals, leaving behind past

accomplishments and hindrances