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Mr. Know-it-all?

  • by Steve Myers

The proper perspective is the starting point to a clearer path forward.

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“Seek first to understand, then to be understood.”

Seek First to Understand

  • by Rick Shabi
If we actively “seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness,” and “seek first to understand, then to be understood” we will be going a long way in doing God’s will for us. 
Saul to Paul

Saul to Paul

  • by Robert H Berendt
How do you meet and greet newcomers to your congregation?

Judge Judiciously

  • by United Church of God
"Nature never rhymes her children nor makes two men alike," wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson.

Deciphering the Rosetta Stone

  • by Robert H Berendt
For hundreds of years, Egyptian hieroglyphics were a mystery, even to language experts. Finally someone discovered the key to decoding them—on the Rosetta stone. Is there a “Rosetta stone” for understanding another mystery—the Bible?

Isn't It About Time You Read the Book?

  • by Tom Robinson
The Bible makes the remarkable claim of being the inspired Word of God, the divine instruction for men, women and children everywhere. Shouldn’t we learn what it has to say?

Why "A Magazine of Understanding"?

  • by John Ross Schroeder
Printed as a subtitle on the cover of each issue of The Good News are the words "A Magazine of Understanding." What does The Good News help you understand?
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Read the Book

  • by Scott Ashley
Advertising executive and writer Bruce Barton called it The Book Nobody Knows. No other book is more important to you and your future.

A Magazine of Understanding

  • by Scott Ashley
You may have noticed something a little different on the cover of The Good News. We've added a subtitle that we think captures the essence of what The Good News is all about: A Magazine of Understanding