Josh White

Pastor Josh White walks through 1 Thessalonians 1, exploring what true repentance looks like — turning from the idols of money, health, and pleasure to worship the living and true God.

Pastor Josh White explores Paul's letter to the Thessalonians and the radical call to imitate Christ — even when it costs everything. A study from 1 Thessalonians 1:4–8.

Pastor Josh White walks through the biblical doctrine of election — what it means that God chose us before the foundation of the world, and how faith, love, hope, and assurance confirm our calling.

How do you know if someone is a true follower of Jesus Christ? In 1 Thessalonians 1:2–3, Paul gives three evidences of genuine conversion: faith at work, love in motion, and hope that endures. Pastor Josh White walks through each virtue and what it looks like to examine your own heart.

What do you really want? Pastor Josh White opens 1 Thessalonians with a challenge: God wants us to want what He wants — and prayer is how that happens. Explore three ways prayer transforms our influence, our understanding of truth, and our daily choices.

Pastor Josh White opens 2024 with a brand-new series through First Thessalonians, introducing us to the city where Paul planted this remarkable church and the three factors that shape every one of us: our influences, our beliefs, and our choices.

Pastor Josh White explores why the birth of Jesus matters—from the fulfillment of ancient prophecies to God's promise of a Savior born of a virgin in Bethlehem.

Pastor Josh White explores the difference between joy and happiness, and why the birth of Christ gives us unshakeable joy based on eternal purpose and future hope.

Pastor Josh White shares the story of Nathaniel finding Jesus — and what it means to stop searching and realize that Jesus is the point of everything. A message of no deceit, faithful desire, and pure devotion from John 1.

What keeps a branch from bearing fruit? In John 15, Jesus gives us a vivid picture of what it means to abide in Him — and the roadblocks that keep us from producing the fruit God intends.