Pastor Mark Jobe wraps series on renewing the mind
The Chicago-based leader concluded his teaching on Colossians by focusing on replacing old attitudes with a new identity.
By Anthony Lawson ·
Mark Jobe finished his multi-part teaching series on Colossians 3 on Wednesday. The concluding message for the program Bold Steps centered on the concept of renewing the human mind. Jobe argued that spiritual growth requires more than fighting old habits with old instincts. He described the process as a deliberate shift in how believers perceive their own identity.
The teaching emphasized the practical act of shedding outdated attitudes. Jobe instructed listeners to actively put on a new self. He framed this daily practice as a way to declare what God says about a person rather than relying on their past nature. The message served as the final installment in his current run of Bible studies.
Jobe serves as the founding pastor of New Life Community Church. The organization operates as a multi-campus entity based in Chicago. It currently maintains more than 25 locations across the city. His ministry work extends beyond the sanctuary. He founded New Life Centers, an initiative that serves thousands of at-risk youth in Chicago.
Before establishing his current church, Jobe held the position of president at Moody Bible Institute. He now teaches the Bible for the Bold Steps program. The show features candid and topical lessons drawn from Scripture. Jobe aims to provide simple gospel messages that offer practical freedom.
The broadcast included a promotion for a related audio gift. The feature highlights The Church In Babylon by Erwin Lutzer and Ed Stetzer. The episode is available for viewing and listening through the program's standard platforms.
Jobe shares his ministry life with his wife, Dee. The series concludes with a call for listeners to step into the roles they were created to fill. The teaching relies on the power of God's Word to transform individual lives.
