Part 3 of the series, "Simple Sermons on the Gospel". 2 Kings 6:24-7:16. In this sermon, we learn a story that is a vivid illustration about what we are responsible to do when we come into contact with good news.
Part 2 of the series, "Simple Sermons on the Gospel" Galatians 1:6-8. In this sermon, we learn about what the gospel is, how it works, and what to do with it.
Part 1 of the series, "Simple Sermons on the Gospel" Romans 3:23-26. In this sermon, we learn that God doesn't judge sin immediately, but He doesn't put up with it forever, either.
Part 5 of our series, "Get Ready". 2 Timothy 3:10 - 4:18. Most of us realize that success it in life generally involves hard work, dedication and trusting the process even when it doesn’t feel good. Success for us as believers involves remembering that
Part 4 of our series, "Get Ready". 2 Timothy 3:1-9. In this message we see how Paul's love for the Gospel pushed him to defend that simple message against false teaching; even to the point of death. If the message of Jesus is our hope, we must stand ready
Part 3 of our series, "Get Ready". 2 Timothy 2:14-26. In this passage Timothy is charged to seek truth and avoid false teaching. We will focus on three key applications found in this passage.
Part 1 of our series, "Get Ready". This is Paul's chance to pour into Timothy one more time. It is his opportunity to implore Timothy to stand tall and endure the suffering and hard times. Likewise, Pauls pleads with us to do the same. It is a plea to get
Throughout the Bible we see illustrations of people quitting, but most have a story of redemption through the choices they made. This sermon is an encouragement to not quit!
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About Good News Church of Ocala
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Good News Church adheres to historical Christianity and agrees with ancient confessions such as the Apostle’s Creed. We believe that the Bible is primarily about the ”good news” that even though we…
are sinners, Jesus Christ came to live the perfect life that we could never live, and then die the death that we all deserve, so that by believing in his life, death, and resurrection we could be in a right relationship with God. That also explains why we chose the name.