Providence Church

In the midst of failing kings and a divided kingdom, there is a faithful God at work to accomplish his plans. There will be a true king who heals what has been broken and unites what has been divided. 

Solomon’s downfall is one of the greatest tragedies in all of scripture. It’s a sobering look at someone who didn’t finish well, and it gives us the anatomy of a spiritual downfall.

After David dies, Solomon takes the throne. And even though he gets off to a good start, there are hints of a divided heart.

Jesus promises that everyone who asks receives, but life doesn’t seem to work out that way. Through a model prayer and a parable, Jesus reveals to us that God's greatest gift is his presence.

The power of God prevails over evil spirits and idol empires. He changes people so radically that they begin to change the city.

Seeing the idols of Athens, Paul was provoked to preach about Jesus and the resurrection. Gospel-centered ministry requires that we understand the culture so we can speak into it with the truth of the gospel.

The gospel speaks to all kinds of people and brings them together in the most unlikely of communities. It can go anywhere and change anyone.

The risen Jesus continues his mission through the church. His commission to the disciples contains the how, who, what, and where of the mission.

The resurrection story speaks to the whole person. It has the power to bring our head, heart, and hands in alignment with the glory of God and his kingdom.

This passage is a contrast of two witnesses under trial, Jesus and Peter. One proves faithful and the other proves false. What do we need to be a faithful witness under trial?