David A. R. White Thanks Fans for Sharing His Stories
Faith-based actor David A. R. White revisits his journey and thanks fans for their support
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Reflecting On A Faith-based Journey
Veteran actor and producer David A. R. White took to Instagram this week with a simple but heartfelt message: “Thank you for letting me share my stories with you.” With over two decades in the faith-based film industry, White’s gratitude post comes at a moment when many of his most recognizable projects are streaming or an encore run on broadcast. It’s a candid pause to acknowledge the fans who have supported his films, from early drama hits to global faith-themed franchises.
White first made waves co-founding the independent studio Pinnacle Peak Pictures in the early 2000s. Through that banner, he starred in and produced Mercy Streets (2000), a gritty tale of redemption that set the tone for his career. The post credits his Instagram handle, @davidarwhite, and shows him seated in a sunlit room, smiling and relaxed as he acknowledges viewers for allowing him to tell these stories.
“I’ve been blessed to play roles that inspire hope, forgiveness and purpose,” White wrote in his caption. “Your engagement with these films lets me keep doing what I love.”
Memories From The Set
White’s feed is dotted with throwback images that chart his journey. In a #TBT post from earlier this spring, he shared a still from Mercy Streets alongside the note: “#TBT on the set of Mercy Streets. Watch it on Tubi by clicking the link in my comments.” (https://www.instagram.com/p/DLA-s3YO9yL/). That post underscores how his freshman effort still connects with audiences two decades on.
Another recent throwback shows White on the set of Nothing Is Impossible, a faith-driven drama about overcoming life’s biggest battles. He asked followers: “What is one thing you did in your life that you didn’t think was possible?” as he tagged the production still (https://www.instagram.com/p/DLEX-qbvqZ0/).
These flashbacks are more than nostalgia; they chart the evolution of a filmmaker determined to keep faith at the core of his work. White has since gone on to produce and star in the hit God’s Not Dead series, The Moment After franchise, and a spate of TV movies that regularly top streaming charts in the faith category.
Looking Ahead To New Projects
Even as he thanks fans for past support, White is already teasing what’s next. A recent Instagram clip bearing the hashtag #revelationroadtheseries hinted at a new season of his long-running series, Revelation Road. And last month he promoted the official Beckman trailer, inviting viewers to click the link in his comments (https://www.instagram.com/p/DKsaMgwufv1/).
He also shared candid family snapshots around Father’s Day, noting how quickly his kids are growing and asking followers to share their favorite perfect days. These personal glimpses balance the professional retrospectives, letting fans see the man behind the productions.
Off camera, White remains hands-on at Pinnacle Peak, mentoring a new generation of faith-based storytellers. With streaming viewership climbing and niche audiences craving uplifting content, his gratitude post is as much a thank-you as it is a reminder: audiences have power to keep these stories alive.
From the streets of Mercy Streets to the global reach of God’s Not Dead, White’s message is clear: none of this works without people watching, sharing and believing in the narratives he brings to life. And as long as they do, he’ll keep telling more.
Through his Instagram salute—”Thank you for letting me share my stories with you.”—David A. R. White offers both a bow and a promise: more faith, more drama, and more hope are still to come.
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