"People of Good News — Building Community" explores how Christians commit to real, long-term relationships rooted in Christ. Using Mark 3, the message challenges optionality, flakiness, and suspicion, and calls listeners to love the people already around them, live under spiritual and relational accountability, and say “yes” to showing up. Practical next steps and biblical conviction invite the church to be a welcoming, reconciling presence in the community.

"Today we launch 'People of Good News,' a three-week series exploring how the local church responds to growth, change, and God's call to serve our community. Using 2 Corinthians 9:6 as our guide, Pastor Brad reflects on stewardship, generosity, and practical next steps for Good News Church — including plans for a Midtown campus, improvements to our Santa Rosa campus, and the Serve So fundraising initiative. Join us as we pray, give, and go together to build lives on the reality of Jesus."

"Pastor Scott explores Acts 1:1–11, calling Good News Church to move from spectators to sent people. He explains Jesus’ commissioning to be witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth, the 40-day teaching about the kingdom of God, and the empowering promise of the Holy Spirit. This message invites you to live out the kingdom daily—at home, work, and everywhere you go—and respond, “I’m available.”"

"Repentance & Confession" — Pastor Brad explores what it means to turn from sin and bring hidden struggles into the light. Drawing from Scripture (2 Chronicles, Mark, Romans, James, 1 John), he reframes repentance as a loving response to God’s grace, calls us into honest community, and gives practical next steps for confession, accountability, and healing. Join us as we admit brokenness, receive forgiveness, and move toward lasting change together.

Join us for a powerful morning of worship and inspiration as acclaimed songwriters Jesse Reeves, Patrick Mayberry, and Heath Balltzglier take the stage to share the stories behind their most beloved songs. This special church service blends heartfelt conversation, live performances, and moments of shared reflection as these artists open up about the faith and experiences that shaped their music.

Each songwriter will perform their hit songs in an intimate, acoustic setting, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how these anthems of praise came to life. Expect to sing along, be encouraged, and feel renewed as these voices unite in a celebration of God’s presence and the transformative power of worship through music.

Join us as we kick off 2026 with a powerful message that challenges us to step into the new year with clarity, purpose, and a heart aligned with God's will. This sermon explores the contrasting experiences of those entering the year energized versus those feeling exhausted, highlighting the importance of rest, community, and pursuing God's priorities instead of mere performance goals. Drawing on the story of Elijah, we will learn that even in seasons of burnout, we can seek renewal through God's direction. Discover how to refocus your ambitions by asking, "Lord, what do you want me to do first?" This service invites everyone to find strength in community, embrace generosity, and center their lives on Jesus as we embark on this new journey together.

As we step out of one year and prepare to enter another, this message invites us to begin with a simple yet courageous prayer: “Here I am.” Through the stories of Moses, Samuel, and Isaiah, we are reminded that God meets us when we are willing to look for Him, listen for His voice, and long for His presence. This sermon challenges us to move beyond autopilot faith and instead walk into the new year alert, attentive, and available to God—ready for holy ground moments in ordinary places and obedient steps that may shape more than we realize.

In this Christmas message, we explore the true meaning of peace on earth in a world that feels heavy and overwhelming. Through the familiar Christmas story in Luke 2, we contrast the manufactured peace of worldly power with the lasting peace brought by Jesus, the true Son of God. As we reflect on the weight we carry—stress, expectations, fear, and control—we are invited to lay it down and trust the One who already holds the world. This sermon reminds us that real peace doesn’t come from striving or control, but from surrendering our lives to Christ, who came, is present with us now, and will come again.

Portraits of a Savior Week 3 of Advent

Speaker: Pastor Brad Goode

Join us for an inspiring sermon that delves into the powerful theme of "Beginning with the End in Mind." We will explore how understanding our identity in Christ can transform our daily lives and guide us in living purposefully. Drawing from biblical insights like Psalm 90 and Matthew 12, we’ll discuss the importance of recognizing our worth and potential, even as we confront our struggles and past mistakes. This message encourages us to see every moment as an opportunity to bring God's kingdom to earth, reminding us that our past does not define our future. Discover how to live with intention, embrace grace, and shine brightly in a world that often focuses on negatives.