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Good News Christian Academy

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Good News Christian Academy

The Good News Christian Academy is a fully private non-government subsidized school where we build godly character and strive for excellence.

06/09/2026

What if the opportunity to hear and respond to the Gospel does not last forever?

In this Sunday evening message at Good News Baptist Church, Brother Jacques Richardson preaches from Matthew 24:13–14, 35–39 on the sobering subject, “One Day Preaching Will Stop.”

The Bible makes clear that the preaching of the Gospel belongs to a limited season. Jesus said that the Gospel of the kingdom would be preached among all nations, but Scripture also warns that the day of invitation will not continue forever.

Brother Richardson will examine six important truths:

There is a limited time for preaching.
The door of mercy will close.
There will be a famine of hearing the Word.
Jesus Christ will return.
Judgment will replace invitation.
And because of these truths, there is an urgency to respond now.

II Corinthians 6:2 says, “behold, now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation.”

Whether you have heard the Gospel many times or are hearing it clearly for the first time, this message is a reminder not to take God’s invitation lightly.

Watch, listen carefully, and share this message with someone who needs to hear the Gospel while the opportunity remains.

06/09/2026

Who truly has your worship?

In this continuation of True Worshippers Sought by the Father, Pastor Roderick Webster resumes Point V, “What True Worship Really Means,” beginning with Matthew 4:1–11 (KJV).

When Satan offered Jesus the kingdoms of the world in exchange for worship, Christ answered, “Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and him only shalt thou serve.” His response shows that worship belongs to God alone—and that worship and service cannot be separated.

This message moves beyond the words we sing to examine the direction of our hearts, wills, and lives. True worship gives everything to God because of who He is. It includes thanksgiving, humble submission, and a willingness to obey, even when surrender is costly.

Through Romans 12:1–2, Abraham’s obedience in Genesis 22, Christ’s surrender in Gethsemane, and other KJV passages, Pastor Webster shows that worship is not merely an emotional moment in church. Our choices, priorities, and service reveal whom we truly honour.

Have we offered God our voices while withholding our wills? Are we listening to His Word with a readiness to obey? What earthly reward, ambition, or comfort might compete for the devotion that belongs to God alone?
Join Good News Baptist Church for this searching biblical message, and share it with someone who wants to understand the connection between worship, surrender, and service.

02/09/2026

Can you stay faithful when people won’t listen?

Tonight Pastor Roderick Webster continues The Preacher’s Vocation, focusing on The Call of Ezekiel.

Ezekiel’s call came in a difficult season, and his assignment was not easy. God called him personally, filled him with the Spirit, and sent him to a people who were known for resistance and rebellion. Yet Ezekiel was still commanded to speak God’s words faithfully.

This study helps us see that the call of God is not casual. It is personal. It is spiritual. It is purposeful. God’s servant must depend on the Spirit, receive the message from God, and deliver it whether people receive it or refuse it.

One of the strongest lessons in Ezekiel’s call is that God did not measure him by visible results, but by faithfulness. Ezekiel was appointed as a watchman, meaning he had the responsibility to warn the people and leave the outcome with God.

If you have ever wondered what God requires from the one He calls, or how to remain faithful in a difficult assignment, this study will help you.

Join Pastor Roderick Webster tonight for this important Bible study from the Word of God, and share it with someone who needs encouragement to remain faithful when the work is hard.

30/08/2026

Am I truly worshipping God—or only singing about Him?

In this continuation of True Worshippers Sought by the Father, Pastor Roderick Webster begins Point V, “What True Worship Really Means,” from John 4:23–24 (KJV). Having explained the difference between praise and worship, he now turns to the heart of true worship.

Worship is not merely a song, a lively service, an emotional moment, or an outward religious act. Scripture presents worship as reverence and awe before God, the submission of the whole person to Him, and the surrender of our will to His purpose. It includes repentance, thanksgiving, listening, obedience, sacrifice, and service.

Through the examples of Israel in Isaiah’s day, Abraham on Mount Moriah, Mary at the feet of Jesus, and Christ’s own surrender in Gethsemane, this message asks whether our lives match the words we sing. God is not seeking performers who only sound worshipful. He is seeking true worshippers who worship Him in spirit and in truth.

What happens when our mouths honour God but our hearts remain far from Him? Can worship be genuine if we refuse to listen, obey, or surrender? And what would it look like to present our bodies as “a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God”?

Join Good News Baptist Church for this practical, searching message, and share it with someone who wants to understand what biblical worship really requires.

26/08/2026

Chapter 9 ends with Jesus telling His disciples to pray for laborers. Chapter 10 opens with Him turning to those same men and making them the answer to their own prayer. In Matthew 10:1-4 (KJV), Jesus calls the Twelve to Himself and gives them power — and the list of names includes a hot-tempered fisherman, a doubter, a tax collector, a political radical, and the man who would betray Him.

You might be asking: "How could Jesus knowingly choose Judas as one of the Twelve?" "Does God really use imperfect, unfinished people, or just the 'spiritual' ones?" "What does it actually mean to go from being a disciple to being sent?"

We open our study of Matthew 10 by looking at who Jesus called, how He trained them, and why the flaws in this list were never the disqualifier we might assume. We also take a quick look ahead at where the rest of the chapter is headed — the mission, the warnings, and the cost of following Him.

If you've ever wondered whether you're "too much" or "too little" for God to use, this one is for you. Share it with someone who needs to hear it.

23/08/2026

Join us for a special evening of worship and celebration as the Women of Excellence Ministry of Good News Baptist Church marks its 50th Anniversary.

For five decades, this ministry has served, encouraged, strengthened, and helped women put their faith into action.

This anniversary service celebrates that heritage under the theme:
Landmark Legacy — 50 Years of Faith in Motion

We invite you to be part of this meaningful evening as we thank God for His faithfulness through the years, honor the legacy that has been built, and look forward to what He will continue to do through women who desire to serve Him faithfully.

Sunday, August 23, 2026
7:00 PM
Good News Baptist Church

Whether you have been part of the Women of Excellence Ministry for many years or are joining us for the first time, we hope this service will encourage you to reflect on God’s faithfulness and the importance of leaving a godly legacy for those who follow.

Share this service with family and friends and join us as we celebrate 50 years of faith in motion.

23/08/2026

Do you understand the biblical difference between praising God and truly worshipping Him?

In this continuation of True Worshippers Sought by the Father, Pastor Roderick Webster resumes at Point IV, Letter C and carefully compares praise with worship. Scripture shows that the two are closely related, but they are not identical.

Praise declares what God has done. It can be joyful, vocal, expressive and outward—through thanksgiving, singing, clapping, lifted hands and rejoicing. Worship involves surrender, reverence and adoration because of who God is.
Beginning with Psalm 150:6 and drawing from John 4:23–24 and several other KJV passages, this message examines who is required to praise God, why praise is a universal obligation, and how believers should praise Him—with understanding, the whole heart, joyful lips, thanksgiving and consistency.

This teaching also challenges us to praise God in every season: in health or sickness, prosperity or adversity, and when circumstances feel good or difficult. Praise is not merely a musical style, a personality trait or a part of the church programme. It is a biblical response owed to the God whose majesty, goodness, mercy, faithfulness and saving grace make Him worthy.

Watch this Sunday message from Good News Baptist Church, then share it with someone who wants a clearer, biblical understanding of praise and worship.

19/08/2026

Can you stay faithful when people won’t listen?

Tonight Pastor Roderick Webster continues The Preacher’s Vocation with The Divine Call of Ezekiel, beginning in Ezekiel 1:1–3, 28 and Ezekiel 2:1–10 (KJV).

Ezekiel’s calling came during one of the darkest periods of Israel’s history. He was a priest who had experienced invasion, defeat, deportation, and exile. Yet in those difficult circumstances, God revealed His glory and called Ezekiel personally into prophetic ministry.

The call came expressly to Ezekiel. The Spirit entered into him, God sent him to the children of Israel, and he was commanded to speak God’s words to them. He was also appointed as a watchman—responsible to warn the people whether they accepted the message or rejected it.

That brings us to a challenging truth from this study: Ezekiel was not required to be successful; he was required to be faithful.

What do you do when God gives you an assignment that is difficult? What if the people resist? What if obedience produces little visible response? Can you continue speaking truth when you would rather see immediate results?
Ezekiel’s call reminds us that God’s servant must depend upon the Spirit, speak God’s Word, carry God’s burden, and leave the results with Him.

Join Pastor Roderick Webster and Words From The Word tonight for this important Bible study on calling, courage, faithfulness, and the responsibility of a watchman.

Share this study with someone who needs encouragement to remain faithful.

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