Josh White
What does it really mean to believe in God? This sermon explores the difference between simply agreeing with facts and placing genuine trust in God — and why that distinction changes everything.
In his final words to the Thessalonians, Paul reminds us that our eternal future rests not on our plans, but on God's purpose, power, and promise.
Pastor Josh White walks through 1 Thessalonians 5:19-22, unpacking four powerful roles the Holy Spirit plays in every believer's life — and why 'do not quench the Spirit' is one of the most important commands in Scripture.
Three words that sound impossible: "Rejoice always." But when we remember who God is — unchanging, all-powerful, and faithfully working all things for our good — we discover that rejoicing isn't just possible, it's a command we can actually keep.
Church leadership can feel like a mystery to many believers. This sermon walks through Paul's teaching to the Thessalonian church, unpacking the God-given roles of church leadership and what it means to honor those who serve.
Paul writes to the Thessalonian believers to answer a deeply personal question: What happens to our loved ones who have died when Christ returns? In this passage, he gives us three reasons why our hope in the Rapture is certain — and why we can encourage one another with these words.
Pastor Josh White walks through 1 Thessalonians 4, explaining why sexual purity matters — not as a rule to follow, but as freedom for those set apart by God.
Pastor Josh White walks through 1 Thessalonians 4, unpacking what it means to 'walk the walk' of sanctification — and why it matters more than we might think.
When we put our faith in Jesus Christ, we receive spiritual eyes—new perspective—that the world around us simply cannot see. Pastor Josh White walks through 1 Thessalonians 3 and shows three spiritual needs we all share.
On Mother's Day 2024, Pastor Josh White delivered a message from 1 Thessalonians 2 about building healthy, God-honoring relationships. Discover three commitments that will transform the way you connect with others — and why God made the same commitments to you first.