Reactions to the Resurrection

John20. Luke 24, Mark 16

Pastor Jon White

April 20, 2025

The Glory Thieves

Corinthians 5:14-15; Mark 9; Luke 22

Pastor Jon White

April 13, 2025

In this sermon from 1 Samuel 23, Pastor White explores the friendship between David and Jonathan, articulating the genuine, deep-rooted qualities that define Biblical friendship.

In this message, Bro. Clint Fredericks challenges believers to put on Christ daily. Doing so redirects our attention to God, gives us direction from Him, and helps us grow into His image.

In this message from Psalm 24:7-10, Pastor White teaches that God's glory is part of who He is, not something we give. It's made manifest through His character and opposed by we who live for ourselves.

Pastor White explores the reality of God's wrath, examining the path of man - his mental denial, moral decline, and distortion of God's majesty when left to his own depravity. We see that mankind's only hope is in the cross, and the work of Jesus Christ.

In this week's episode, Pastor White examines God's patience—how He defines it, declares it, and sets its deadline. He also addresses the believer’s role in praying for, proclaiming, and practicing patience, along with the warnings, restraint, and worship it produces.

Pastor Jon White unpacks the awe-inspiring omniscience of God, drawing from Psalm 139. God knows all things—past, present, and future—perfectly and completely. Nothing is hidden from His sight, and His knowledge is absolute.

Pastor White explores the unchanging nature of God—His promises, purposes, and personality. Through Abraham’s story, he highlights how God remains steadfast even when circumstances shift. This message reassures believers that because God is rational, reliable, and reachable, they can anchor their faith in Him with confidence.

Pastor White explores the depth of God's love, affirming its truth, addressing common misconceptions, and highlighting its selfless, sacrificial, and secure nature. He challenges believers to respond by loving God, others, and the lost with a love that reflects His own.