Providence Church

1 Corinthians 13:4; Colossians 3:12-14. We need God's grace to be patient so that through our patience, we can show the world the love of Christ.

1 Corinthians 13:1-13; 1 John 4:7-12. Love is evidence to a broken world that we are followers of Jesus. 

2 Timothy 1:1-12; Romans 1:16. Jesus showed His love for us on the cross. We can trust Him and follow Him without shame, no matter what happens in our lives.

Matthew 28:1-20; Romans 1:16. Jesus died on the cross and rose from the grave to bring us life. We are not ashamed of His resurrection.

Matthew 27:1-50; Romans 1:16. Jesus was unjustly convicted and crucified on our behalf. He took our shame and nailed it to the cross so that we can have a relationship with God.

Mark 3:13-21; 6:1-6; 8:34-38. Jesus' life was unlike any other. Following Him requires denying ourselves and walking unashamed in His truth.

Colossians 4:2-6. In order to reach our city with the gospel, we must be diligent to pray and courageous to share the good news of Jesus.

Matthew 6:19-24. As followers of Christ, we should strive to use our financial resources wisely and invest in God's Kingdom.

1 Timothy 6:6-10; 17-19. To manage our finances well we must sit under the truth of God's Word. It is in His Word that He instructs us to give generously and be good stewards.

Matthew 25:14-30. Our finances are entrusted to us by God. He wants us to be good stewards of all that He graciously gives.

Romans 7:15-25; Ephesians 1:7. Jesus took our shame and nailed it to the cross so that we can freely live in His righteousness.

2 Corinthians 12:7-10. Our loving God is sympathetic to our pain. He is sovereign over it all and uses it for His glory.

Psalm 63. We all long to be satisfied, and too often look for satisfaction in the things of this world. God created us to be fully satisfied in Him.

Psalm 42. When the world feels dark around us and joy escapes us, we can lean on Jesus and trust His promises.

Genesis 32:22-32. The anxieties of this world can leave our hearts feeling unsettled. Let's release our functional saviors and turn to Christ who gives peace to our anxious hearts.

Exodus 18:1-24. Jesus invites us to build our accomplishments on what He has already accomplished on the cross. When we do this, He gives sufficient rest for our weary souls.

Matthew 6:13; Psalm 7:1-11. Through the blood of Christ, we have full access to God through prayer. Let us pray to Him for help when we are faced with temptation.

Matthew 6:12, 14-15; Psalm 51:1-12. If we trust in Jesus, He will forgive us of our sins when we ask Him. He desires for us to then forgive others as we have been forgiven.

Matthew 6:9-11. Jesus desires that we hallow His name above all. When we do this, He aligns our hearts to His mission.

Matthew 6:5-9. God gives us the gift of prayer and He wants us to freely come to Him as a child goes to their father. 

Isaiah 9:6-7. Jesus is our Everlasting Father and He desires to give us His grace when we run to Him.

Isaiah 9:6-7. We all long for peace in our lives. Jesus Christ is the One who gives abundant peace that our hearts desire.

Isaiah 9:6-7. Jesus is our Mighty God who came to earth to save us. He gives us strength to live in this broken world.

Isaiah 9:6-7. Jesus, our Wonderful Counselor, knows the depths of our hearts. In love, He listens to our prayers and speaks truth into our lives.

Habakkuk 3:1-19. God gives hope to us, His followers, so that we can remember His goodness and rejoice during the trials of life.