Providence Church

Romans 8:31-39. No matter what sins you've committed in your life or how much suffering you're going through, as believers, our security is found in Jesus.

Romans 8:18-30. We should set our gaze on the glory that is coming while we endure suffering here. It is hard but it is not hopeless.

Romans 8:1-17. Where are we to look for assistance when the enemy's accusation and our own regrets sit heavy upon our heart? Answer: we stake our hope to the truth that there is now no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus!

Romans 7:7-25. Jesus breaks the power of sin so that it no longer has dominion over us so that no matter the surface storms of life, we are kept safe as long as we abide in Him.

Romans 7:7-25. Jesus breaks the power of sin so that it no longer has dominion over us so that no matter the surface storms of life, we are kept safe as long as we abide in Him.

Romans 6:23-7:6. While the law takes away your freedom and gives you a false sense of security, grace allows you to fully experience all the riches God has instore for you.

1 Corinthians 5:1-21. God desires that we live on earth with our hope in heaven. This should lead us to share the gospel with as many people as possible.

Ephesians 3:14-4:16. One of the great mysteries unveiled in Ephesians is that spiritual maturity occurs not through human effort but by Christ living in our heart by faith. Christ desires that we be filled with His fullness, allowing us to live and love in ways that glorify Him and bring good to others.

Romans 11:33-12:1. Jesus' worth should fuel our passion and commitment to worship Him in ways together that honor and exalt Him.

1 Peter 2:4-10. Before we consider what we should do as a church family, we must remember why God connected us together as a church family. We were built to make much of Jesus Christ. This is our purpose and our future!