Dr. Derek Grier, founding pastor of Grace Church in Dumfries, Virginia joined Good News for the City to talk about his new book "When God Stops".

Pastors Steve King (Cherrydale Baptist Church) & Mike Minter (Reston Bible Church) joined Good News for the City to describe the biblical mandate for unity in the Church, the reason it’s important to witness and mission, and in practice what unity has and can look in the future.

On this episode of Good News for the City, Tom Tarrants shared his special of once being filled with hate and racism, but now changed by the Gospel and now is full of love. He wrote about it in his book “Consumed by Hate, Redeemed by Love”.

Rev. Jasper Williams Jr. & Dr. Edwin Jones joined Good News For The City to discuss their efforts to bring hope, peace and restoration to parts of the African American community that are not thriving and remain at-risk. They call it a “Blueprint for Change".

On this episode of Good News For The City, Daryl Dudley, the Chief Visionary Officer of “She’s My Daughter”, discussed their movement to encourage men to treat every woman with the same dignity and respect that he would want for his own daughter.

Tom & Michele Weaver of the "Come To The Table Conference" joined Good News For The City to discuss the work they are doing to hep people fight sexual addiction.

According to recent research there are some disturbing trends and challenges regarding church attendance, church funding and church relevance. Jake Abraham & Dan Mackett of Redemptive Collective Pitch Deck joined the show to discuss their marketplace solution that help churches increase impact, revenue and work towards social good.

When tragedy hits it’s not easy to deal with the grief associated with the loss. Some say “time heals all wounds” but what if it doesn’t? What if it’s been years and you’re still struggling with grief? Indeed, there are some losses that are extremely difficult to deal with but there is hope in Jesus. Today’s guest, Daniel Rebeiz reminds us of this truth.

Families face various challenges. Helping a loved one who struggles with an addiction is an extremely difficult task but there is hope. Fred and Jason Leamnson shared their story of recovery from addiction.Please use the below resources if you or a loved one needs help.Your Complete Guide to Support for Parents of Addicted Loved Ones (PAL)Pal and local meeting links:You are not alone! Pal Group helps thousands of parents, spouses, and families, gain support while dealing with the pain o...

One of the continuing discussions we have on Good News For The City, is the faith and business dynamic in the workplace. There are several different layers to this conversation from building a business on Christian values, to using business as a way to spread the Gospel, to business being a platform to cause change in the community. The Nehemiah Project has been leading in this effort for 20 years and are featured today on this episode.