At Providence, we have two main areas where we invest our time—Sundays and mid-week gatherings called City Groups, or families on mission. In this episode, our City Groups (CG) director gives an overview of the vision of CGs and the value of them for those who are in them or those who are considering a group.

To get connected with a CG at Providence, click here to visit our website.

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In this episode, we chat through how praying through the psalms will enrich your prayer life. What to expect: learning the value of the praying the psalms along with how to pray them and 4 different types of psalms. (This is a repost of episode 146)

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In this episode, we discuss how discipleship is communal. Join us as we discuss this aspect of discipleship together.

Resources

• Quotes
  • "The mature Christian is almost impossible to offend." —Dallas Willard
  • "A mature christian is easily edified." —Harold Best 

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In this episode we see from Deuteronomy 6:4-9 that discipleship is intentional. We are always being formed into something, if we want to be formed into the likeness of Jesus, we have to be intentional in our discipleship. We will never drift toward Jesus, we must develop one another into disciples of Jesus. Join us as we discuss this aspect of discipleship together.

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• Developing Deep Disciples // Providence Sermon

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What should we as Christians do when the lyrics of a song are gospel-centered and theologically accurate, but the church that created the song might not necessarily be biblically sound? In this episode, we discuss questions like,

• "Can we as Christians listen to music from churches who we believe might not have sound doctrine?"
• "Should we listen to music written by someone who was at one time a Christian but has fallen away?"
• "What is our response as the local church body in addressing issues of conscience?" (1 Cor 8)

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In this episode, we discuss Psalm 73 and how it addresses the common question of, "Why do good things happen to bad people?" We also talk about our upcoming Psalms series and display how the psalms can give us practical counsel with the real issues of life.

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When we look at who is called to be an elder we look at: Character, Competency, Compatibility. In this episode, we discuss these three qualifications and explain why those are important to our team.

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In this episode, we highlight Harbor Church, a new church plant taking root in Sarpy County Nebraska. We sit down with Trevor and Ryan, Harbor’s co-planters, to discuss why church planting is important, as well as hear their story of God calling them to plant a church after 17 years of waiting.

To connect with Harbor Church, check out their website here: https://www.harborsc.org/

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In this episode, we will recap what Biblical financial stewardship looks like, and then we will address questions such as: 

What does it look like to love God and reflect his values with our finances? Is it wrong to want to plan ahead or make money in this world? How do we love God while also making smart financial decisions that can support our family?

Join us as we explore biblical principles of financial stewardship.

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In this episode, we dive into biblical stewardship—what it means, why it matters, and how it challenges the way we think about ownership. If God owns everything and is over everything, that means our time, talents, gifts, money, resources, (essentially everything) is his. Therefore, we are responsible to entrust those things to him to use for his purpose.

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