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Good News by Todd Galberth + Maverick City Music + Chandler Moore cover art

Todd Galberth + Maverick City Music + Chandler Moore - Good News Lyrics

Artist:
Todd Galberth + Maverick City Music + Chandler Moore

Lyrics

Verse 1


There’s a lot of talk goin’ ‘round town


I hear a lot of people running their mouths Every word like an anchor just bringing them


Down, down, down


We’ve all been looking for a silver lining Something to hold on to when hopes been hiding


I know a place where you can go


If you wanna find it


Chorus


This is the good news


If you’re breathing, it’s for you An empty grave


To a life that’s changed


It all points to Jesus Name


If you’ve been searching And nothings been working


I’ve got good news Jesus Loves You


Verse 2


Open up your eyes and look around you This is a place where your freedom is found Take a minute, Breathe it in


Watch your life turn upside down


Chorus


This is the good news


If you’re breathing, it’s for you An empty grave


To a life that’s changed


It all points to Jesus Name


If you’ve been searching And nothings been working


I’ve got good news Jesus Loves You


Bridge


No matter what you bring Oh He’s in love with you No matter your history


Oh He's in love with


No matter your unbelief


Oh He's in love with


From now ‘til eternity


He’ll still be in love with you


Video

Meaning & Inspiration

“Good News” presents the resurrection of Jesus as an announcement meant for people burdened by discouraging voices and disappointed hopes. Its opening contrast between public noise and a dependable message prepares the central declaration: the empty grave points to a changed life, freedom, and the love of Jesus. The lyric moves from heaviness toward invitation, treating the gospel as news that can overturn a person’s direction rather than merely offer temporary optimism.

The empty-grave image aligns closely with the resurrection message summarized in 1 Corinthians 15, where Christ’s death, burial, and rising are identified as matters of first importance. The repeated assurance of divine love also corresponds with John 3:16, though the song expresses that truth in direct, conversational language. By joining resurrection, freedom, and enduring love, the song keeps its focus on Jesus as the source of hope. Its repeated title functions as a proclamation that personal history and present unbelief do not place anyone beyond the reach of the gospel invitation.

Related Scripture

  • 1 Corinthians 15:3-4 Paul summarizes the gospel through Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection.
  • John 3:16 The verse connects God’s love with giving his Son so that believers may have eternal life.