Why Is It Called Good News?

Why Is It Called Good News?

Why do Christians call the story of Jesus “good news”? And why is it called Good Friday when it is the day Jesus died? In this message, Kameron kicks off our series Chisels by sharing how God used Romans 6:23 to shape his understanding of the gospel. The Bible tells us the bad news clearly: sin separates us from God. But the good news is even greater: eternal life is a gift from God through Jesus. This message is a reminder that you do not have to be good enough to come to Jesus. You do not have to clean yourself up first. Salvation is not something you earn; it is a gift you receive. Scripture: Romans 6:23, Romans 3:23, Ephesians 2:8–9, Romans 5:8, John 3:16, 2 Corinthians 5:17 Story Church exists to help people find and follow Jesus.

Can You Trust the Bible?

Pastor Joseph explores honest questions about the Bible. Has it been changed? Is it a big game of telephone? Why are there so many translations? Can we trust the people who wrote it down? The Bible is not fragile, and God is not afraid of our questions. But the greatest miracle of the Bible is not only that it was preserved. It is that the whole story points us to Jesus.

Does Prayer Actually Work?

A message about prayer, unanswered questions, and what Jesus teaches us about talking to God. In week 2 of Asking for a Friend, we explore the question many people wonder but may not know how to ask: Does prayer actually work? Jesus shows us that prayer is not about using perfect words, impressing God, or controlling outcomes. Prayer is how we bring our real life to our real Father. Whether you are new to prayer, struggling with unanswered prayers, or trying to help your kids understand what prayer is, this message reminds us that God hears us, cares for us, and invites us to come close.

Can I Follow Jesus and Still Have Doubts?

A message about what to do when faith feels uncertain. In Mark 9, a desperate father brings his hurting son to Jesus and prays one of the most honest prayers in Scripture: “I believe; help my unbelief.” His story reminds us that doubt is not new, questions are not failure, and Jesus is not afraid of our wrestling. Whether you are exploring faith, rebuilding faith, or quietly carrying questions you have been afraid to ask, this message is an invitation to bring your honest doubts to Jesus.

What Will They Remember About You?

A message about building a life that points the next generation to God. Whether we realize it or not, our words, habits, sacrifices, service, and generosity are shaping the people around us. Through Joshua 4, we are reminded that legacy is not just what we pass down, but also what we refuse to pass down, and what we help build in the house of God