Sermons
Pastor Josh White unpacks 2 Peter 1:3–4, exploring why some believers never experience the joy and peace that comes from assurance of faith — and what happens when we stand on God's precious promises.
On Sanctity of Life Sunday, Pastor Josh White reminds us why every human life matters — because the infinite God who created the universe also knows us, sees us, and calls us valuable.
God has given us everything we need to live a godly life — His divine power and His precious promises. Pastor Josh White walks us through Second Peter 1:3–4 and eight promises we can stand on today.
When DeMar Hamlin collapsed on the field, the world held its breath. But as Pastor Josh White opens our new series in 2 Peter, he reminds us the biggest ripple effect in history isn't a sports event — it's the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, and what that means for your identity.
Pastor Josh challenges us to keep the faith in 2023 using the powerful analogy of faith as a garden. Based on 2 Timothy 4:7.
On Christmas Eve, we celebrate the birth of our Savior. Pastor Josh White challenges us to consider the humility of the King who left heaven's throne for a manger — and what that means for how we live today.
Pastor Josh White unpacks what biblical peace really means — not just the absence of conflict, but completeness and wholeness through a restored relationship with God. Three kinds of peace we have in Christ: with God, with ourselves, and with others.
Pastor Josh White walks us through two very different responses to the birth of Jesus — and what they teach us about fear, faith, and the coming Advent.
On the first Sunday of Advent, Pastor Josh White walks us through the theme of Longing—from Abraham's promise to the prophets, to Simeon's embrace of the Messiah, to our present hope in Christ's return.
On this last Sunday of November, Pastors Josh White and Brent Befus team-preached through GBC's values series, asking the convicting question: What's the end game? A message about church multiplication, Bible-centered growth, and the call to make disciples.
Pastor Brent Kemper closes our core values series with a convicting challenge: are we building the kind of healthy, Christ-centered relationships God calls us to — or are we just sticking with what's comfortable? A message about love, humility, and opening our circles.
