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01/02/2026

The new year will likely continue a lot more of the same stories from 2025, combined with many surprises. There are two stories we are keeping an eye on for the new year.

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The new year will likely continue a lot more of the same stories from 2025, combined with many surprises.

01/02/2026

Help us extend a big WELCOME to Jake Hall as he joins the Good Faith Media Governing Board! We are very excited to have him on our team. 🎉

01/01/2026

Our first sermon of 2026 comes from Rev. Dr. Major Treadway. He focuses on the passage in John about the "Word becoming flesh," and he asks what the implications of this incarnation are.

"When we draw close enough to Jesus that we can touch him, and bold enough that we do," says Treadway, "we learn something of this Word become flesh, human and divine, finite and eternal. And when we do, Jesus learns something of us too."

Rev. Dr. Major Treadway is senior pastor of First Baptist Church in Jefferson City, Tennessee.

01/01/2026

Mitch Randall: As dark as it seems right now, I cannot let go of that Christmas sunrise. When the sun elevated itself that morning, breaking the darkness and filling the horizon with beauty, it gave me a new perspective. It gave me hope.

As we enter 2026, Good Faith Media will seek to elevate good faith to another level.

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As we enter 2026, Good Faith Media will seek to elevate good faith to another level.

01/01/2026

HAPPY NEW YEAR!! ✨

We are excited to see what is in store for 2026! Do you have any resolutions? Let us know in the comments what you hope to accomplish this year 🎉

12/31/2025

Mitch Randall shares new year's greetings and highlights Good Faith Media's commitment to elevating good faith in 2026. ✨

12/31/2025

Craig Nash: Early this year, we asked our team of writers which stories they were keeping an eye on as 2025 unfolded. Understandably, with the presidential inauguration just around the corner, Trump 2.0 was on the top of everyone’s mind.

As a faith-informed media organization committed to inclusion and justice, most of our writers were also curious about how religious communities would respond and bear witness as the year unfolded.

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A year-in-review from Good Faith Media on 2025’s defining stories—politics, immigration, Israel-Gaza, LGBTQ+ rights, free speech, and glimmers of hope.

12/30/2025

Need book recs? We asked our team of staff writers and contributing correspondents to share some of their favorite titles from 2025. 📖✨

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Good Faith Media writers share the books that shaped their reading in 2025, from memoir and history to theology, justice, and reimagined biblical storytelling.

12/30/2025

The GFM staff listened to a lot of music in 2025! Our favorites span many genres including country, pop, hip-hop, and more 🎶

What was your favorite album from this year? Let us know in the comments.

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Staff writers at Good Faith Media share the new music of 2025 that moved them most—from Tyler Childers and Brandi Carlile to Rosalía, Clipse, and more.

12/30/2025

It's that time of year again where we reflect on our favorite music, film, TV, and books of 2025 📺✨

We asked our team of staff writers and contributing correspondents which movies and television programs stood out to them in 2025.

What were your favorites this year? Let us know in the comments ⬇️

Read through our list of TV/Film Favorites:

Good Faith Media staff and contributors share the movies and TV shows that defined 2025, from prestige dramas and horror to comedies centered on justice, culture, and community.

12/30/2025

Kerri Fisher: This week, I hope we are each granted the space and energy to reflect on the year we are leaving behind, hope and plan for the year ahead, but most importantly, to enjoy being alive today.

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Perhaps living this week to the fullest is a sort of RSVP to God and to one another.

12/29/2025

Natalie Aho: "Nonprofits don’t usually share donors. They craft careful pitches about why their mission matters most, why their work deserves your year-end gift. The sector runs on friendly competition, on making your case better than the organization down the street.

But in Gowanus, a Brooklyn neighborhood being transformed by luxury condos and cleaned-up canals, five organizations decided to try something different."

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It's possible the whole thing is too idealistic, too Brooklyn, too small-scale to matter. Or maybe it's precisely the kind of thing that matters most—not because it scales, but because it doesn't.