Dr. Rob White - September 20, 2026
Are There Two Ways To Be Saved?
In a world filled with countless opinions on how to reach heaven, Dr. Rob White of the Athens Universal Life Church tackles a pressing question in his latest sermon, "Are There Two Ways to Be Saved?" Grounded in the foundational scripture of Ephesians 2:8-9, the message delivers a resounding answer: God has not provided multiple paths to heaven, but one clear, undeniable way.
Scripture References: Ephesians 2:8-9
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In the sermon “Seeking to Bring Us JOY!”, Dr. Rob White explores the transformative power of Jesus’ love, focusing on the story of Zacchaeus from Luke 19:1-10. Zacchaeus, a despised tax collector, is eager to see Jesus and climbs a sycamore tree for a better view. Despite Zacchaeus’ reputation as a sinner, Jesus calls him down and declares, “Today, I must stay at your house.” This simple act of grace leads to Zacchaeus’ joyous repentance, where he vows to give half his wealth to the poor and repay any wrongdoings fourfold.
Dr. White emphasizes the significance of Jesus’ mission: to seek and save the lost. The sermon highlights how Jesus’ encounter with Zacchaeus reveals God’s deep desire to bring us into His Kingdom of JOY, regardless of our past. Zacchaeus’ joyful transformation shows that salvation is not only about eternal life but also about being restored and renewed in the present.
This story illustrates that Jesus seeks each one of us, just as He sought Zacchaeus. Despite our failings and sins, God’s love pursues us, offering redemption and joy. The call to salvation is immediate—today—not something to be delayed. Dr. White encourages us to embrace this joy, noting that when we allow Jesus into our lives, we are transformed just as Zacchaeus was.
Ultimately, this sermon reminds us that Jesus’ love is relentless, and His desire is to bring each of us into the Kingdom of JOY, where we are restored and redeemed.