Good News Church – Yukon, OK

The gospel is the power of God for salvation, and we are called to stand boldly in that truth. Paul’s declaration in Romans shows us that being unashamed isn’t about arrogance—it’s about confidence in what Christ has done. In a world that often opposes or misunderstands the message of Jesus, we are invited to live with courage, clarity, and conviction. This message will inspire us to represent Christ faithfully, without fear or compromise.

Praying in the Spirit is a gift that builds up the believer from the inside out. It allows for direct, Spirit-led communication with God, bypassing human limitations and aligning our hearts with His will. This kind of prayer strengthens us spiritually, brings clarity, and deepens our connection with the Holy Spirit. This message will explore the personal and powerful benefits of praying in the language the Spirit gives.

In the story of the prodigal son, Jesus reveals the heart of our Heavenly Father—a heart full of mercy, patience, and love. While the son wandered and the older brother resented, the father remained constant, ready to forgive and celebrate redemption. This message will highlight God’s perfect nature as a Father who welcomes us home, meets us with grace, and invites us into joyful relationship no matter where we’ve been.

Faith means moving forward even when we can’t see the whole path. To walk by faith is to trust God's promises over our perceptions, believing He is guiding us even through uncertainty. This kind of walk requires surrender, confidence in His Word, and a willingness to follow Him step by step. This message will encourage us to live not by what we see, but by who we know God to be—faithful, present, and true.

Jesus’ parable of the ten virgins is a clear call to spiritual readiness. Though all ten were waiting for the bridegroom, only five had enough oil to meet Him when He arrived. The difference wasn’t in their desire—it was in their preparation. This message will challenge us to live alert, filled with the Spirit, and ready for Christ’s return, not assuming we have more time, but choosing faithfulness today.