Good News Church of Ocala
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.
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Episodes
Sep 13, 2020
Sep 13, 2020
42 min
Part 3 of "#familypic" Matthew 19:3-10. This is the second of three messages on marriage within the #familypic series.
Sep 6, 2020
Sep 6, 2020
40 min
Part 2 of "#familypic" Matthew 19:1-10. This is the first of three messages on marriage within the #familypic series.
Aug 30, 2020
Aug 30, 2020
35 min
This sermon focuses on Ruth 1:1-22. When everything is falling apart around you, what do you do?
Aug 23, 2020
Aug 23, 2020
37 min
Part 1 of "#familypic" Colossians 1:16 and others. We begin by understanding that family is by Jesus for Jesus.
Aug 16, 2020
Aug 16, 2020
49 min
Part 14 of "Gospel of Mark, Series 4" Mark 16:9-20. A sermon on textual criticism and the trustworthiness of the Bible.
Aug 9, 2020
Aug 9, 2020
49 min
Part 13 of "Gospel of Mark, Series 4" Mark 15:40-16:7. The story of Jesus' burial and resurrection, and why it matters to us.
Aug 2, 2020
Aug 2, 2020
37 min
Are you struggling with worry? Do you fret over things happening around you? Matthew 6:25-34 gives us instruction on how to Biblically handle worry.
Jul 26, 2020
Jul 26, 2020
35 min
As Christians we must live our lives "inside out". In this sermon Mike speaks about how Christians should approach "outsiders". And concludes with a mini-message for "outsiders".
Jul 19, 2020
Jul 19, 2020
42 min
Part 12 of "Gospel of Mark, Series 4" Mark 15:16-39. An account of how and why Jesus died.
Jul 12, 2020
Jul 12, 2020
32 min
Part 11 of "Gospel of Mark, Series 4" Mark 15:1-15. This is the way Jesus went from "convicted of blasphemy" by the Sanhedrin toward a crucifixion authorized by the Romans.