The Providence Road Podcast

The Passover and Deliverance Songs (12:29-15:21) -What features of the Passover speak to you the most? -The Passover embodied the core event that shaped the identity and mission of God’s people. How does the Lord’s Supper serve the same function for Christians? -What does 14:10-14 teach us about faith? -In the songs of Moses and Miriam (15:1-21), v. 7 speaks of the greatness of God’s majesty. What...

“God and Pharoah, Plagues and Passover (Exodus 6:1-10:29) -Exodus 6:4-8 has been referred to as the Exodus gospel. What gospel do you see there? And, what parallels do you see with the gospel of Christ? -The plagues are also referred to as signs. What spiritual truth(s) do you think the plagues are pointing to? -How do you understand the issue of Pharoah’s hardened heart and God’s role in it? Can...

Delivered to Deliver (Exodus 1-4) Discussion Questions: Why was Pharaoh afraid of the Israelites (Exodus 1:1-14)?  Why do leaders often use fear to control populations?  How does God’s protection of baby Moses encourage you (Exodus 2:1-10) ? Why did Moses first attempt at delivering the Hebrews fail (Exodus 2:11-15? Has God ever sent you, like Moses, into a wilderness season (Exodus 2-3)?  What di...

Introduction: Why Exodus? Discussion Questions: Of all the wonderful stories in the book of Exodus, what is your favorite?  Why? How does Exodus help us understand the mission of God, and the ministry of Jesus? What comfort comes from knowing that The God we serve is a rescuing God (Exodus 20:2)? Why does God want to be known to the world (Exodus 9:16; 19:4-6; 20:7)? Thank you for listening! This...

Scripture teaches that our bodies are good gifts from God and what we do with them matters. The aim of this podcast conversation, in tandem with Matt's Sunday morning Bible class, will be to equip followers of Jesus with a healthy theology of the body in a world increasingly asking questions about gender and sexuality. Join Matt, Emily S, and Emily R for this episode - and make plans to join...

Scripture teaches that our bodies are good gifts from God and what we do with them matters. The aim of this podcast conversation, in tandem with Matt's Sunday morning Bible class, will be to equip followers of Jesus with a healthy theology of the body in a world increasingly asking questions about gender and sexuality. Join Matt, Michael, and Daniel for this episode - and make plans to join u...

Scripture teaches that our bodies are good gifts from God and what we do with them matters. The aim of this podcast conversation, in tandem with Matt's Sunday morning Bible class, will be to equip followers of Jesus with a healthy theology of the body in a world increasingly asking questions about gender and sexuality. Join Matt, Michael, Emily Sanchez, and Daniel for this episode - and make...

Scripture teaches that our bodies are good gifts from God and what we do with them matters. The aim of this podcast conversation, in tandem with Matt's Sunday morning Bible class, will be to equip followers of Jesus with a healthy theology of the body in a world increasingly asking questions about gender and sexuality. Join Matt for this episode - and make plans to join us at 10am on Sunday m...

Join us for this episode to hear more about the work that Brooklyn Howard is doing in the country of Mozambique. Mozambique is Portuguese speaking country and Brooklyn teaches English to the Makua-Metto people; one of the most unreached people groups in South-Eastern Africa. Mozambique is one of the poorest countries in the world, and this region is one of the poorest in the country. Teaching Engl...

Scripture teaches that our bodies are good gifts from God and what we do with them matters. The aim of this podcast conversation, in tandem with Matt's Sunday morning Bible class, will be to equip followers of Jesus with a healthy theology of the body in a world increasingly asking questions about gender and sexuality. Join Matt, Emily S, Emily R, & Daniel for this conversation - and make...

Adilson “Lago” and Ivonne have been married for 21 years. Christians for over 25 years. Mission partners at PR for 3 years. They have 2 kids, Natalia (18), freshman at Harding University and Nico (16), junior in High School. Lago works in the financial services industry and Ivonne is a homeschool teacher. Thank you for listening! This podcast is a production of the Providence Road Church of Christ...

James and Merrill McCreary moved to Charlotte from Atlanta in 2002 with Wells Fargo and raised their four kids at Providence Road. They met at Harding University and have been happily married for thirty-seven years. While at PR, the McCrearys have served in the children’s and youth ministries, led Life Groups, served as Deacon of finance and administration, and served on the board of Ciudad de Ang...

Korey and Brandi Risley became a part of the Providence Road family in 2003. They have been married for 27 years. They have two sons; Colt, who is a high school senior, and Cooper, who is a high school sophomore. Korey is a high school and college chemistry instructor at Metrolina Christian Academy and South Piedmont Community College. Brandi is the Administrative Assistant for the Biology and Che...

Mark and Marnie Moore moved to Charlotte 14 years ago with their children Benjamin, Grady, Cooper and Rylee. They reside in South Charlotte just a few miles south of the building off Providence Road. Mark works at a nonprofit and Marnie spent many years working as an RN but now works at their family coffee shop in Matthews. They met at Harding University. After Harding they lived in Uganda, East A...

Don't you love a good story? Good news? We all have access to so many different news outlets at all times and the underlying story seems to always point to everything that's going wrong and hostility and chaos. While it is good to stay aware of the happenings around the world, this overwhelming amount of negative news can often leave someone discouraged and wondering where God is in all...

Don't you love a good story? Good news? We all have access to so many different news outlets at all times and the underlying story seems to always point to everything that's going wrong and hostility and chaos. While it is good to stay aware of the happenings around the world, this overwhelming amount of negative news can often leave someone discouraged and wondering where God is in all...

Don't you love a good story? Good news? We all have access to so many different news outlets at all times and the underlying story seems to always point to everything that's going wrong and hostility and chaos. While it is good to stay aware of the happenings around the world, this overwhelming amount of negative news can often leave someone discouraged and wondering where God is in all...

One way to view the parables is to read them and think, “That’s what I need to do to get my act together.” Doing so, we make these stories with meaning about us. The parables aren’t so much about us, but about the amazing grace and wonderful mercy of God who is drawing us to himself. There’s no better story with a deeper meaning than that!  Listen in to this teaching from Emily Sanchez! Thank you...

One way to view the parables is to read them and think, “That’s what I need to do to get my act together.” Doing so, we make these stories with meaning about us. The parables aren’t so much about us, but about the amazing grace and wonderful mercy of God who is drawing us to himself. There’s no better story with a deeper meaning than that!  Listen in to this teaching from Emily Reed! Thank you for...

One way to view the parables is to read them and think, “That’s what I need to do to get my act together.” Doing so, we make these stories with meaning about us. The parables aren’t so much about us, but about the amazing grace and wonderful mercy of God who is drawing us to himself. There’s no better story with a deeper meaning than that!  Listen in to this teaching from Troy Martin! Thank you fo...

One way to view the parables is to read them and think, “That’s what I need to do to get my act together.” Doing so, we make these stories with meaning about us. The parables aren’t so much about us, but about the amazing grace and wonderful mercy of God who is drawing us to himself. There’s no better story with a deeper meaning than that!  Listen in to this teaching from Tom Latimer! Thank you fo...

One way to view the parables is to read them and think, “That’s what I need to do to get my act together.” Doing so, we make these stories with meaning about us. The parables aren’t so much about us, but about the amazing grace and wonderful mercy of God who is drawing us to himself. There’s no better story with a deeper meaning than that!  Listen in to this teaching from Byron Branch! Thank you f...

One way to view the parables is to read them and think, “That’s what I need to do to get my act together.” Doing so, we make these stories with meaning about us. The parables aren’t so much about us, but about the amazing grace and wonderful mercy of God who is drawing us to himself. There’s no better story with a deeper meaning than that!  Listen in to this teaching from Vanessa Richardson! Thank...

One way to view the parables is to read them and think, “That’s what I need to do to get my act together.” Doing so, we make these stories with meaning about us. The parables aren’t so much about us, but about the amazing grace and wonderful mercy of God who is drawing us to himself. There’s no better story with a deeper meaning than that!  Listen in to this teaching from Andrew Brackins! Thank yo...

One way to view the parables is to read them and think, “That’s what I need to do to get my act together.” Doing so, we make these stories with meaning about us. The parables aren’t so much about us, but about the amazing grace and wonderful mercy of God who is drawing us to himself. There’s no better story with a deeper meaning than that!  Listen in to this teaching from Jon McDowell! Thank you f...