Pastor Jobe urges Christians to replace criticism with words that build
The founding pastor of New Life Community Church teaches that believers should speak in ways that meet the needs of those around them.
By Olivia Reed ·
Pastor Mark Jobe said on October 27 that corrupt communication tears people down through criticism, insults, and demeaning words. He urged his audience to use their words to strengthen others instead.
Jobe serves as the founding pastor of New Life Community Church. This Chicago-based organization operates more than 25 campuses. He also founded New Life Centers, which serves thousands of at-risk youth in the city. Before starting his own congregation, Jobe served as the president of Moody Bible Institute. He is the Bible teacher for the daily series Bold Steps Minute.
The segment, which aired on October 27, focused on the power of the Bible to transform lives. Jobe emphasized that followers of Jesus are called to speak in ways that bring benefit. He described this practice as a core part of their faith.
The series offers daily truths from scripture. Jobe draws on decades of experience as a Chicago pastor to provide teaching on topics relevant to listeners. The content aims to offer wisdom to people across different generations and cultures.
Jobe shares his ministry work with his wife, Dee. The program is produced by Moody Global Media and Moody Bible Institute. It encourages listeners to walk boldly with God in their homes, workplaces, and communities.
The broadcast is part of a continuing effort to provide clear and candid teaching. Jobe seeks to help listeners understand their potential in Jesus Christ. The message is designed to inspire action in everyday settings.
Source: WCRF-FM · original report published
