Providence Baptist Church of Lexington Sermons

January 30, 2022 Morning Service. Jesus is an individual that people view in a number of different ways. A prophet. A good teacher. A good example of how to live. And while those things are true, they are not nearly complete explanations of who He really is. In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich shows us how Peter's answer is the most important revelation of His person of them all. (Matthew 16:13-17)

January 16, 2022 Morning Service. Sometimes in life we may find ourselves facing circumstances that invoke within us a sense of dread or apprehension. The question is, when those times come around, what do we do to cope with those feelings and its impending outcome? In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich takes us deep into Jesus confronting His feelings regarding the price He would pay for you and me. (Matthew 26:36-46)

January 9, 2022 Morning Service. The parable of the wheat and the tares is a Kingdom parable that teaches us the importance of genuine professions of faith. And in communicating this lesson for those that day, Jesus was also teaching some fundamental truths about what's to come. In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich shows us what those key truths are and why everyone needs to know them. (Matthew 13:24-30)

January 2, 2022 Morning Service. This weekend we closed the book on one year and began our journey in another. And with the new year, many will purpose to make improvements in some area of their life. But most will not succeed. The question is, why? In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich uses a passage in Matthew to teach us that real change in our lives only comes through Jesus Christ. (Matthew 12:43-45)

December 26, 2021 Morning Service. When a believer seeks to live his or her life in obedience to God's will for them, sooner or later God will lead them to do something outside of their comfort zone. And when that time comes, how we respond is an important expression of our faith.In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich takes a look at Barak's call into battle to give us some insight of what we should and shouldn%u2019t do. (Judges 4:1-24)

December 19, 2021 Morning Service. The story of Christmas has been told for many years. But what's often lost in the mention of mangers and wise men is powerful significance of what it meant for Jesus to be born in a human body and to live amongst His creation. In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich explores the impact of one major aspect of this event, more specifically what God's grace means to the world. (John 1:14-17)

December 5, 2021 Morning Service. In the past couple of weeks, we've seen several senseless acts of violence that resulted in multiple innocent lives being lost. In times like these many people begin to ask the same question, Where was God when these things happened? In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich looks at Jesus' response regarding tragedies of His day to provide us some insight. (Luke 13:1-9)

November 28, 2021 Morning Service. As people across the nation gathered together this past week, many took time to recognize the reasons they have to give thanks. But while we often give thanks for friends, family and the like, our passage shows us there%u2019s much, much more. In this week%u2019s sermon, Pastor John Friederich explores the reasons behind the joy and celebratory tone of the Psalmist and what it means for us. (Psalms 100)

November 21, 2021 Morning Service. In the book of Revelation we gain some unique insight into how God perceived certain churches both in the days of the New Testament and consequently in our current day as well. And in some cases it's an eye opening narrative.n this week%u2019s sermon, Pastor John Friederich concludes a series of messages that walks us through each of these letters. (Revelation 3:14-22)

November 7, 2021 Morning Service. In the book of Revelation we gain some unique insight into how God perceived certain churches both in the days of the New Testament and consequently in our current day as well. And in some cases it's an eye opening narrative. In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich continues a series of messages that walks us through each of these letters. (Revelation 3:7-13)