Teaching Pastor Chad Sparks leads us into the last week of Jesus' life as we continue in our study of the gospel of Luke. In the triumphal entry, Jesus comes into Jerusalem riding on a donkey. Why does he begin his final week this way? What does it mean for us?

Resident Church Planter Anthony Burton leads us through Luke 19:11-27 today -- the Parable of the Ten Minas. God has given each of us a gift. What are you doing with yours? Are you using it to benefit the Kingdom? Or are you hiding your gift away like the wicked servant?

As we continue in our "A Jesus for Everyone: The Gospel of Luke" series, Teaching Pastor Chad Sparks takes us into chapter 19. We encounter one of the most famous stories in all of the Bible - the story of Zacchaeus. Zacchaeus, the chief tax collector in Jericho, heard that Jesus was passing, and he did whatever he could to see him. Jesus, unbeknownst to Zacchaeus, was seeking him out as well. If Jesus came to seek sinners like Zacchaeus, what is he doing for you? And are you seeking him?

We continue in our series "A Jesus for Everyone: the Gospel of Luke" this week, and Teaching Pastor Chad Sparks leads us through the end of chapter 18. Jesus is confronted with a blind man with faith. Do you have faith that God can do what he says?

Luke juxtaposes two really interesting stories in chapter 18. Jesus wants the little children to come to him, and he tells the rich young ruler to sell everything he owns. What do these stories have to do with each other? Are you approaching Jesus like someone who can't give up their favorite sin? Or are you approaching him with childlike faith? Listen as Teaching Pastor Chad Sparks explains.

Providence Elder Jesse Cragwall takes us through Providence's mission - making, growing, and unleashing disciples of Christ - and how that plays out. What does the book of Luke have to say about reaching others for Christ? What do we do as a church to accomplish that? Jesse also brings up a few members to talk about how being on mission has changed their lives.

This week at Providence, we close out our prayer miniseries in a unique way. Chad Sparks and Anthony Burton take us through Luke 18:9-14, the parable of the tax collector and the Pharisee. In this parable, the two men both pray, but only one leaves justified by God. What makes a prayer that God honors? How can we pray like the tax collector instead of the Pharisee?

This week, we're in part 2 of our miniseries on prayer. Chad Sparks takes us through the parable of the persistent widow (Luke 18:1-8). How do we pray effectively? Does God listen when we pray? Does he respond? Jesus has a lot to say here about how to pray.

Church Planting Resident Anthony Burton leads us as we begin a three week mini-series about prayer. Why pray? How does it work? Does it really make a difference? What if I don't know what to say? Anthony answers all of these questions and examines what the Bible has to say about prayer.

Everyone wants to know when the end is coming. When will Jesus come back? People have been wrongly predicting Jesus' return every since he left. What does the Bible have to say about it? Jesus may not tell us when he's coming, but he does tell us a lot about what it will look like when he does come. Listen as Teaching Pastor Chad Sparks explains.