Providence Bible Church Sermons

Jesus warns that one would be better off dead than to cause one of His people to sin.  

Jesus teaches how we are to treat each and every one of His children.  And shows how big of a deal it is.

Jesus wonders how long He'll have to put up with a faithless and twisted generation after nine of his disciples can't cast out a demon.

Jesus pushes a lady to show great faith, and she shines in the process.    

What defiles a man?  Jesus tells us clearly today.

Jesus heals those who exhibit faith in Him, and rebukes those who put their faith in themselves.  The sparks fly in both directions in today's passage.

This message dives into Jesus walking on water to reveal Himself to His disciples as the Son of God.  What it the outcome?  What it should be...worship.

Jesus has and shows compassion on a giant crowd by feeding them miraculously with five loaves and two fish.  How's this apply to us?  We look at this today.  

When His cousin John is beheaded, Jesus withdraws to a quiet place alone.  How do we handle our grief?  Our fear?  Our anger or hatred?  Today's message explores these questions.    

Jesus goes to His hometown of Nazareth, and things go, well, pretty much like He said they would.        

Jesus tells us five parables and we look at two possible interpretations of those parables today.

In the familiar parable of the wheat and tares, Jesus spells out what it means to be His people in the midst of the world.    

Jesus both tells and explains the first of the seven parables in Matthew 13.        

Matthew 13 is a chapter about the Kingdom of Heaven.  But what is that Kingdom?  Why is Jesus teaching about it?  What does the Bible say about it?

Jesus begins speaking to the crowds via parables in Matthew 13.  Today we explore why that is and how He's going to do it.

How do we handle the end of a year, the end of a decade?  How do we handle moving forward into a new year, a new decade?  We look back and forward in today's message.  

Glory to God in the highest!  Why?   Because there is peace on earth among those with whom He is pleased.  The glory of Christmas reaches back into eternity past, into today and into eternity future.  

His Name is Wonderful!  We are called again to wonder at the person and work of Jesus in this week's message from Don Smith.

Luke Stevens proclaims the glory of the Word of God from before the foundation of the world, into our time, and into eternity future as the Advent Season unfolds.

Jesus came, Jesus is coming again.  So, what?  How does that affect us?  How should that affect us?  Advent points us in that direction.

Jesus lowers the boom again on the scribes and Pharisees in our passage today, and calls people to a relationship instead of their self-help, self-inflating religion.

Would it help you to know God if He would do a sign to show Himself to you?  How many signs are enough?  Jesus confronts the Pharisees call for a sign in today's passage.    

Jesus continues His sharp rebuke of the Pharisees blasphemy as He makes it clear that they say evil things because they are evil and their hearts are evil.  He then instructs on the importance of our words and our hearts.

Jesus brings some heat in today's message where He addresses the Pharisees' saying that His working is done in the power of the evil one.  Some strong words and dire warnings in this very pointed word from Jesus.    

Jesus gives us the perfect picture of what serving God should look like.  Matthew refers to Isaiah to point us to what God-honoring ministry looks like.