David A.R. White is a storyteller by nature. And while he tells many stories through his acting, producing and filmmaking, a greater one encompasses them all: the calling of God on each of our lives.
David has been building his career in the film industry for more than 20 years.
As a founding partner of Pure Flix Entertainment, David’s career hit new heights in 2014 with the release of the Pure Flix film God’s Not Dead, in which he also starred.
David was raised in a small Mennonite farming town outside of Dodge City, Kansas. At the age of 19, he moved to Los Angeles to begin what would quickly become a successful career as an actor, writer, director and producer. Since then, he has starred in nearly 20 feature-length films, a sitcom, an action/drama, and a rom-com.
David’s first book gives audiences a more complete, wide-reaching picture of how God has worked through his life in his pursuit of filmmaking and acting.
When he’s not producing films or writing, David is sharing his message of encouragement, inspiration, and humor around the country. He is the father of three kids and currently lives outside of Los Angeles.

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