Good News Baptist Church Podcast

In this sermon we continue our study through the Gospel of Luke. This very familiar portion of scripture is the first of five miracles in a section of this gospel record (Luke 8:22 - 9:17) that accentuates the deity of the Lord Jesus Christ. Luke is leading us to two major events in the ministry of Christ: Peter's Confession and the Mount of Transfiguration. In this study we learn that the Lord Jesus Christ has power over the natural elements (winds and water).

In this sermon we examine the parable of the Sower and the Seed (Luke 8:4-15). This is the first of three sections in this chapter that deal with the revelation from God and man's response to that revelation. The overarching theme of this section is "Take heed how you hear."

Where will you be looking in 2018?

A continuation of our study through the Gospel of Luke. In this sermon we examine Luke 8:1-3 and consider the reason for the birth of the King.

The children of God are meant to enjoy the peace of God. In this sermon we study Paul's epistle to the Philippians, in which he gives clear instruction on how this can be done.

In a continuation of our study through the Gospel According to Luke, we come to the woman that anointed the feet of Christ in the house of Simon the Pharisee (Luke 7:36-50). In this account we see great sin and great forgiveness.

In this study we examine three times in the ministry of Jesus Christ when he expressed thanksgiving to His Father in heaven.

How do you respond to truth? In this sermon we continue our trek through the Gospel of Luke as we study Luke 7:24-35.

In this sermon we examine the disciples on the road to Emmaus and their encounter with the risen Christ.

In this sermon we continue our study through the Gospel of Luke with an exposition of Luke 7:18-23. From prison, John the Baptist asks a great question of Jesus, and Jesus' answer reveals a great deal to us.

In this podcast we examine the first three verses of Paul's letter to Philemon. In these verses we learn that the Church of Jesus Christ is made-up of individuals that are known, that are equal, and that are sometimes called upon to suffer for His name.

In this sermon we continue our study of the Gospel of Luke, and we examine the exemplary faith of the Roman centurion that astonished our Lord Jesus Christ.