Josh White
Pastor Josh White returns from sabbatical to close out 2 Peter with a powerful charge: don't lose your stability. From guarding against false teaching to growing in grace — a message for every believer.
On this Memorial Day weekend, Pastor Josh White shared a message straight from theHoly Land — reflecting on his recent Israel pilgrimage and what it teaches us about Jesus, our Hometown Hero whose victory is already won.
In his final sermon before sabbatical, Pastor Josh White walks through 2 Peter 3 and the Day of the Lord — God's two-part plan to judge the ungodly and restore the earth for Christ's kingdom. A stirring call to know the end so we can live with hope today.
On Easter Sunday, Pastor Josh White unpacked 2 Peter 3 and reminded us that God's perspective on time is far different from ours. Three considerations: God's perspective on time, His use of time, and His patience — which means salvation for more people. Plus, a bonus look at the 7,000-year theory from early church fathers.
On Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Josh White walked through the thief on the cross — a man who had a moment of clarity about divine judgment, his own guilt, and who Jesus really is. His story reminds us that salvation is by grace through faith alone.
In 2 Peter 2, Peter warns us about false teachers infiltrating the church. Pastor Josh White walks through two unmistakable signs of a counterfeit: ignorantly bold teaching and hollow hope. Learn how to examine every teaching against Scripture and rest in Christ alone.
False teachers never come with a warning label. In 2 Peter 2, Peter issues a sobering warning: God will judge those who distort the truth — but He will also rescue the godly who trust Him. See how Noah, Lot, and Rahab were preserved as examples of God's faithfulness.
Pastor Josh White warns against spiritual deception — false teachers who disguise themselves as angel of light. Using 2 Peter 2, 1 John 4, and other passages, this message calls believers to test every teaching against Scripture and examine whether they have truly submitted to Jesus as Lord.
Peter gives us three reasons we can trust the gospel testimony: eyewitnesses, prophetic scripture, and the Holy Spirit's inspiration. A message from 2 Peter 1:16-21.