What a gift Josh Weidmann was yesterday! He had strong Biblical content and was so easy to listen to. I would highly recommend him! He was also personable and caring. We liked him immediately
Josh Weidmann is a pastor, author, and biblical counselor who helps people find and follow Jesus amid everyday life. With a relatable teaching style and a commitment to the authority of Scripture, he connects biblical truth to the questions people bring to church, work, relationships, and the dinner table. Since 2015, he has served as senior pastor of Grace Chapel in Englewood, Colorado, the church where he grew up.
Josh began preaching as a child and spent his teenage years sharing the gospel through speaking and performing as a Christian illusionist. After the 1999 Columbine High School shooting in his hometown of Littleton, Colorado, he had opportunities to offer the hope of Christ through national and international media. He has since spoken for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, Youth for Christ, Cadence, and Focus on the Family, as well as churches, schools, and conferences.
A graduate of Moody Bible Institute, Josh earned an Advanced Master of Divinity from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where he is currently pursuing doctoral studies. He is certified with the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors and has founded two biblical counseling centers. His experience in preaching, church leadership, and biblical counseling shapes his practical approach to helping people grow in Christ.
Josh is the author of seven books (with more to come), including The End of Anxiety, Honest to God, and Raising Screen Time Kids. In his articles for The Gospel Coalition, the Biblical Counseling Coalition, and Focus on the Family, he typically writes about Christian living, biblical counseling, leadership, and parenting.
Additionally, through his radio program and podcast, Gospel Daily, and his website, JoshWeidmann.com, he provides practical tools to help listeners and readers put God’s Word into practice throughout the week.
Josh and his wife, Molly, live in the Denver area with their six children. He considers his family his first ministry, and much of what he teaches about faith and biblical living is tested first at home. Whether he is speaking to students, parents, church leaders, or a congregation, his aim is to help people know Christ more deeply and follow Him more faithfully. He believes this starts in his home and permeates from there.
How do we trust God when our thoughts race and circumstances feel out of control? Drawing from Scripture and his book, The End of Anxiety, Josh offers biblical encouragement for facing worry, fear, and uncertainty. Listeners are invited to renew their thinking, bring their concerns to Christ, and take practical steps of faith into uncertainty.
Parents face daily questions about phones, tablets, gaming, and the place of technology in family life. Drawing from his book and his experience as a father, Josh offers a biblical framework for approaching screens with wisdom. This message helps parents consider healthy boundaries, model moderation, and use everyday technology decisions to disciple their children.
A sleepless king, an overlooked act of faithfulness, and an unexpected arrival become the turning points of Esther’s story. From Esther 6:1–14, Josh shows how God works through circumstances His people cannot yet understand. This message encourages faithful obedience and trust in God’s providence during seasons when His work seems hidden.
Faithful courage includes both decisive action and patient trust. Looking at Esther 5:1–8, Josh explores how Esther stepped forward at great personal risk and then waited to make her request. Listeners are encouraged to pray, examine their impulses, and trust God’s timing as they face difficult conversations, decisions, and seasons of uncertainty.
If God is All-powerful, Why Doesn’t He Eliminate My Anxiety?
Instead of asking this, perhaps we should ask why God is allowing it in the first place. Join pastor and biblical counselor Josh Weidmann on a journey through Scripture and his own vulnerable stories of discovering God’s ultimate purpose in pain. The End of Anxiety is designed for individuals or small groups; each chapter begins with Scripture and finishes with practical steps you can apply for immediate relief. Your anxiety, fear, stress, and panic are not the end of you—but facing them could be the start of something great!
“Read this, apply it, and find freedom from fear—forever.”
Ray Johnston
Senior pastor of Bayside Church in Granite Bay, California
Freedom begins when you stop hiding.
Many of us understand the value of authenticity. Of baring our souls in community. Of admitting our pain and struggles to each other. If we desire to relate authentically with our brothers and sisters in Christ, we must also desire relate honestly with God.
Josh Weidmann, a millennial and world traveler who is dedicated to writing and speaking the truth of the Bible, leads us to examine honesty and its importance in our relationship with God. Using Scripture and stories from his own life, Josh shows us how to be honest with God and truly honest with others. He also helps us identify lies, misunderstandings, and masks that are preventing us from being honest with God.
Honesty with God will free us, heal us, and transform us.
Welcome to a guilt-free approach to one of the most consuming parts of our life.
Have you ever handed your child a screen so you could get through a conversation with an adult? Do you send your kids to play games on a device when you need to snatch a few minutes of peace for yourself? If so, does that make you a bad parent? How much screen time is too much for your child?
As parents in the twenty-first century, we are facing a challenge none of the generations that came before us had: we are being forced to navigate through a world full of phones, tablets, computers, TVs, and gaming devices. Screens can be great—but they can also be bad, and sometimes they are downright dangerous for our kids (and ourselves!). Today’s parents are full of questions, but we must find the answers to this challenge on our own.
In Raising Screen Time Kids, biblical counselor and pastor Josh Weidmann—who has six kids of his own—sets out to help us discover scriptural answers for those questions. This is not just a book of “don’ts” and “stop doing thats,” but one that gives practical advice for finding moderation in all things, as well as how to use screens to help us disciple our kids.