Josh Weidmann

Josh Weidmann has been engaged in Christian ministry for nearly three decades. This journey began in his childhood when he started as a Gospel magician, traveling across North America at the young ages of twelve and thirteen to share the message of Christ. Weidmann's early experiences laid a foundation for his lifelong commitment to ministry.

After finishing high school, Weidmann took significant steps to influence his peers by founding the first student-led nonprofit ministry in America that facilitated Bible clubs and prayer groups on public high school campuses. His role in these initiatives brought him into the limelight, especially during the aftermath of the Columbine tragedy, which was near his own high school. His involvement led to over 40 media appearances globally, including on NBC, ABC, CBS, Germany TV, and Focus on the Family, highlighting his capability to address and inspire through difficult discussions.

Currently, Weidmann serves as the senior pastor of Grace Chapel in Englewood, Colorado, a position he has held since 2015. He is also advancing his theological education as a doctoral candidate at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, specializing in expository preaching. Beyond his pastoral duties, Weidmann is a certified biblical counselor with the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors and has established two biblical counseling centers. His daily broadcasts are heard on several of Denver’s major Christian radio stations and through his podcast on GospelDaily.org. Weidmann is also a prolific author with six published books, including "The End of Anxiety," "Honest to God," and "Raising Screen Time Kids." His expertise and insights continue to resonate as he addresses youth, college students, and adults, providing biblical inspiration in transformative ways.