Josh White
Think about the kindest, most generous thing anyone has ever done for you. What comes to mind? Josh White opened his May 31 message at Grace Bible Church with that question, and pointed to two things common to every answer: it was something you could not do for yourself, and it was deeply personal — someone did it because they loved you.
Would You Rather? Pastor Josh opened with a creative "would you rather" exercise — but with a twist. These weren't frivolous questions about sports...
How many of us wake up every morning carrying a mental checklist of spiritual tasks we need to complete before God will accept us? What if you're more done than you think? Pastor Josh White opens Colossians 2 to show us that our salvation, identification, and forgiveness are already complete in Christ.
Colossians 2:8 warns us not to be taken captive by philosophy and empty deceit. On Mother's Day, Pastor Josh White reminded us that our identity is found in Christ alone not in our roles, relationships, or accomplishments. When we know who we are in Him, we cannot be taken in by the plausible arguments of the world.
Christ is supreme and Christ is sufficient. On Sunday Pastor Josh White examined Colossians 2, addressing two dangerous lies that threaten our foundation: adding works to salvation, and the opposite error that works dont matter at all. The truth that sets us free is this: we rest in Christ alone.
What do we do while waiting for Christ to return? Pastor Josh walks us through Titus 2 to answer this question — using an airport terminal analogy to illustrate how grace actively trains us to say no to ungodliness, yes to godliness, and zealous for good works...
On Easter Sunday, we celebrate the most important event in human history: the resurrection of Jesus Christ. What does the empty tomb mean for us? Four powerful implications that change everything — today and forever.
On Palm Sunday, Isaiah 53 foretold the Messiah's suffering 750 years before Christ's birth. 'There was no other way,' Pastor Josh said. 'Christ had to suffer to pay for our sins.' A powerful message on Christ's crucifixion as God's plan — not an accident.
In a world of constant uncertainty, Pastor Josh White reminds us from Colossians 2 that God's vision for His church never changes: that our hearts would be strengthened by truth, and that we would be bound together in love.
Why does God allow suffering? In Part 2 of this powerful series, Pastor Josh White walks through Colossians 1:24 and reveals that our suffering is not wasted — it leads to the comfort of others, the maturity of believers, and ultimately brings glory to Christ.
In this sermon, Pastor Josh White explores what the Bible teaches about suffering and how God uses it for our eternal good. Discover three reasons why God allows his children to suffer.
Pastor Josh White unpacks Colossians 1 to show how God assigned Paul a divine stewardship—and what He's assigned to you. Are you ready to report for duty?