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Test from the 10th another change a second hour...

Do you know how screens are affecting your child?

The way out of self-pity is to focus more on others and less on yourself.

Most of us do our best to control our temper … but when everyone around us seems to be exploding with anger, how do we respond?  That’s the subject on today’s edition of Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe. Most would agree that our society today seems to be getting angrier and angrier!  People are constantly on edge, and we seem to have less...

Today, on Karl and Crew Mornings, we continued our series based on Karl Clauson's book "The 7 Resolutions: Where Self-Help Ends and God's Power Begins", and we discussed the importance of choosing the right friends.  The scripture reference was Ecclesiastes 4:9-12.  Godly friendship is evident in three key areas: there's mulitiplied...

As we wrap up our study in Hebrews 4 today, Pastor Ford will continue to explain Who it is that we serve.  Hebrews identifies Jesus as the Great High Priest and we’ll hear some practical application related to what the means for each of us as believers.

Isaiah 9:6 calls Jesus our "wonderful counselor." In the New Testament, the Holy Spirit is also called "the Counselor." And though the Bible offers us theology, history, and poetry, it's also filled with practical counsel. Are we overlooking biblical counsel for our lives? What if we could read our Bibles with more of an eye toward this counseling...

Looking to make lasting change in your life?  Pastor Mark Jobe has some biblical guidance for us, today on Bold Steps.  We’re continuing to study the balance that needs to happen between our body, spirit, and soul. This really is a great time to start taking a practical approach to that balance … as many of us are trying to get the new year...

Today, as Pastor Ford continues to teach us that every praise we have belongs to our God, he will point out that often what keeps us from praising God is that fact that we have an incomplete comprehension of God.  And that’s one thing King David expressed in Psalms—he’d experienced a comprehensive view of God and had discovered how incomprehensible,...