Good News Legacy Continues As Good News wraps up 58 years of ministry seeking to advocate for scriptural Christianity and lead Methodists to a faithful future, our legacy continues. It continues in the lives of men, women, and children who were inspired and brought closer to Jesus through Good News
Equipped and Sent: The Residency Launching Gospel Leaders In a culture where ministry can easily become isolated, rushed, or under-resourced, the Brentwood Baptist Ministry Residency offers something profoundly different: a slow, intentional, and relational way to equip future leaders for gospel impact. This two-year, full-time experience isn’t just a training
Welcome to Sundays at All Hallows. The order of service for this Sunday is the order of service for Morning Prayer from the Anglican Church of Canada’s The Book of Alternative Services (1985). It is one of several different patterns of worship that have been used for Sundays at All
Tributes to Alasdair MacIntyre published since his death on May 21, 2025 have noted his impact on a wide range of academic fields, not just philosophy. His work has shaped inquiry in the fields of theology, political theory, sociology, psychology, classics, communication, law, education, and many more. Even business ethics, a
Scriptural Holiness: A set apart people — David F. Watson (March/April 2025) — At its 2024 Convening General Conference, the Global Methodist Church adopted the following mission statement: “The Global Methodist Church exists to make disciples of Jesus Christ and spread scriptural holiness across the globe.” As one of the
Acts 4 and the Challenge of Community, Generosity, and Boldness In this episode of Sermon Notes, Brian Ball sits down with John Joseph, Campus and Teaching Pastor at the Church at Station Hill, to unpack Acts 4:32-35 as part of their “For the Church” series—a nine-week journey through the
Bomb Threats & Active Shooters: A Simple Plan for Church Safety (Free Download Guide!) The threat of an actual bombing or active shooter is low, but these tragedies do happen. Your church should have a plan. Is a ‘quiet revival’ really taking place? Shock new study findings suggest Christianity may
Marxist philosopher Louis Althusser’s life story begins in Algeria in 1918, as part of the French colonial diaspora. It ends in Paris, with him as the murderer of his elderly wife Hélène, occasionally stalking the city streets (when not in mental hospitals) and disconcerting bystanders by bellowing, Je suis le