Moody Media Launches Biblical Identity Series
A new teaching track focuses on Colossians 3 and the concept of reclaiming one's spiritual self.
By Samir Doyle ·
Moody Global Media released the first installment of a new Bible teaching series on October 28, 2026. The program, titled BOLD STEPS, features Pastor Mark Jobe examining Colossians chapter 3. The episode addresses the concept of spiritual identity theft, arguing that believers must distinguish their divine status from their earthly habits.
Jobe serves as the founding pastor of New Life Community Church. Based in Chicago, the organization operates more than 25 locations. He also founded New Life Centers, an initiative serving at-risk youth in the city. Before his current role, Jobe held the position of president at Moody Bible Institute. He co-hosts the program with his wife, Dee.
The teaching material instructs listeners to adopt a heavenly perspective rather than a narrow earthly one. Jobe emphasizes the need to discard behaviors associated with an old identity. The series aims to help Christians understand who they are before God. This focus on personal responsibility in faith aligns with the ministry's goal of transforming lives through the power of the Word.
The broadcast includes a gift from the ministry: a book titled The Church In Babylon: Heeding the Call to Be a Light in the Darkness. The work was written by Erwin Lutzer and Ed Stetzer. It is available to those who visit or watch the program online. The content reinforces the theme of maintaining spiritual clarity in a complex world.
The release continues Moody Bible Institute's production of radio and digital content. The institute remains a major publisher of evangelical media. The new series adds to their catalog of topical teachings designed for daily application. Listeners can access the material through the BOLD STEPS platform.
