In the sermon “Honoring Our Veterans on Veteran’s Day,” Dr. Rob White of Athens Universal Life Church reflects on the deep significance of Veteran’s Day. This is a moment to honor the bravery, sacrifices, and
In the sermon titled “An Alternative to Distracted Living,” Dr. Rob White of Athens Universal Life Church explores the well-known biblical story of Martha and Mary from Luke 10:38-42. In this passage, Martha becomes frustrated
In Dr. Rob White’s sermon titled “Gut Love,” delivered for Athens Universal Life Church, we explore the profound lesson in the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37). The sermon begins with a story about
In this week’s sermon titled “Giving Jesus a Little Bit,” Dr. Rob White draws on the familiar story from John 6:1-21, where Jesus miraculously feeds over 5,000 people with just five loaves and two fish.
In this week’s sermon, “Come Away and Rest Awhile,” Dr. Rob White of Athens Universal Life Church reflects on the balance between work and rest, as exemplified by Jesus in Mark 6:30-34 and 53-56. After
The sermon, titled “A Good Word for Bad Times,” reflects on the story of John the Baptist’s martyrdom, set against the backdrop of the apostles’ successful mission, found in Mark 6:14-29. Dr. Rob White, the
In this sermon, titled “Sitting on the Patio with Jesus,” Dr. Rob White reflects on the importance of truly seeing and experiencing Jesus in our everyday lives. The scripture focus is Mark 6:1-13, where Jesus
In this week’s sermon titled “Jesus, Come Quickly!”, Dr. Rob White from Athens Universal Life Church reflects on Mark 5:21-43, a powerful scripture where Jesus demonstrates his compassion and divine power by healing two people
In this sermon titled “Go Out Into the Darkness,” Dr. Rob White explores the theme of facing life’s storms with faith. The sermon is based on Mark 4:35-41, which recounts Jesus calming the storm while
In this sermon, Dr. Rob White reflects on the purpose of the Sabbath, emphasizing that it was designed by God as a blessing for humanity, rather than as a burden. Based on Mark 2:23–3:6, the
