As a part of our "Good News People" series, we interview Kaleb Heitzman about how to engage people with the Gospel and do evangelism in a healthy engaging way in our changing world.

If it's truly good news, it will be good news to those facing the pains of injustice in our world - and it will call us to face it too. (Isaiah 58).

The Good News demands that Church be more than an hour on Sunday. Instead, it forms a family whose love for one another is their primary apologetic in the world.

In order to live more fully into our calling as a Good News People, we need both men AND women leading in the power of the Spirit. (Joel 2:28-29)

It's all about heaven... but not in the way you might think. Jesus gave us a good news mission that is all about reconciling heaven and earth. (Matthew 6:10, 2 Corinthians 5:17-20)

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The Gospel is the announcement that in Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection, God’s restoring kingdom has arrived. (Mark 1:14-15)

How do we grow? Jesus tells us to to make ourselves at home in his life, his words, and his love. (John 15:1-17)

Jesus doesn't just offer us a way among many others. Instead of a path, He gives us a Person - Himself. (John 13:36-14:10)

Jesus reveals God's heart to lead us into protection and provision through the noise of the voices that call to us daily. (John 10:1-21)

How does God deal with our sin? In this story, we see Jesus show the heart of God towards us in our brokenness - and it's good news. (John 8:1-12)