Providence Baptist Chapel

The God of Daniel is the same God who delivers His people today. Proud Kings through history have been humbled like Darius. He came to see that Daniel's God is able to deliver, is the eternal God and has the power to prosper His people for His glory.

Where does the knowledge of right and wrong come from? The Bible tells us clearly that we each have a conscience. This conscience accumulates guilt as we break God's high and holy laws. Only the blood of Christ can cleanse it. Why live with a guilty conscience?

As Christ began His longest sermon, His first word reveals His supreme desire is to bless His people. He starts with a surprise, turning human thinking upside down. He will exclusively bless the humble and lowly in spirit, not the proud and arrogant.

To understand more of God's glory will deepen every believer's faith and relationship with Christ. It will inspire awe and faithfulness. It will enable us to live by faith not sight. It will draw us to obey Him and inspire reverent worship. Above anything else we will want to life to reflect God's glory.

Before Christ was born, Isaiah announced that The Lord's servant "shall be lifted up and be very high", a profound prophesy. Christ being "lifted up" on the cross and in the minds of humanity is an undeniable fact. But this only occurred after His abject humiliation. Yet what blessing follows from Christ being lifted up. We look at what this great truth and what it means to us today.

The Sermon on the Mount is the Bible's longest and most famous sermon. What were Christ's priorities? Faced with a massive crowd, He went up a mountain, opened His mouth and taught all the people. His message, method and motive were not only memorable, but also reveal a pattern for us to follow. His first word spoken reveals His heart's desire: to bless the people.

Every believer in Christ experiences times of decline and times of revival in their soul. The life of Samson shows us the causes of decline are often down to us. How can we avoid these barren and fruitless phases of life, and experience personal spiritual revival?We look at 7 key aspects of Samson's life and the lessons for us.

The only way to enter heaven is by Undeserved Grace, by Faith alone and by Christ alone. This goes against the ways of the world, which require votes, merit, money, ability and fitness to enter in. Christ came not to save the deserving but the undeserving. This is unfair grace, as He was willing to taking the punishment of those who deserved it.

The only way to enter heaven is by Undeserved Grace, by Faith alone and by Christ alone. This goes against the ways of the world, which require votes, merit, money, ability and fitness to enter in. Christ came not to save the deserving but the undeserving. This is unfair grace, as He was willing to taking the punishment of those who deserved it.

How can we know if someone is a Christian? Whilst we look for evidence and fruit, ultimately what matters is "Do we love Christ", do we have a personal attachment to Him. This was the question Christ asked Simon Peter. Being humbled him and grieved him at his own sin, Christ then graciously restored him.