The further we get from truth, the further we get from God. Nobody knows this better than Abram, whose short-sighted untruth ran him afoul of the pharaoh, Sarai, and God himself.

In this sermon, Pastor Dwight breaks down the very nature of Abram's lie, its impact, and the significance of God's gracious response.

New year, new series: join us throughout the winter as we study the life and times of Abram/Abraham, the father of nations. This first session, helmed by Pastor Chuck, examines Abram's "call" and how we, as believers, are similarly called to Christ.

We are reaching the end of our Hope series. As we begin to wrap up, we look at an example of hope within the Bible: Simeon and Anna.

Waiting is hard. Holidays, birthdays, concerts, big events, even ordering food: we don't like to wait. But what about when things get tough? Sometimes, God's relief doesn't arrive right away. How do we muster up the patience to wait for His grace?

We all face disappointment. It's unavoidable. But we can't let disappointment define us- how do we overcome that feeling?

Pastor Chuck gets our Advent series underway by defining what "Christian hope" is and looks like.

Join us all throughout December as we examine The Power of Hope and how we can carry it into our lives and communities. For more Providence Church, visit us online at provchurch.net.

Pastor Dwight uses the story of 2 Kings 6 and 7 to exemplify how we should share the good news we receive.

Pastor Dwight primes us for Thanksgiving by exploring the parable of the Good Samaritan. What marks the Samaritan? Does it mark us? Who is our "neighbor"?

As we head towards Thanksgiving and Advent, we take an introspective look at extroverted faith. How do we use our faith to usher others? How do we show others that faith in the first place? Part one of this three part "series" is a message from Pastor Chuck about being "Salt and Light".

The election has come and gone, but the question remains: how should Christians vote? What standards do we hold ourselves to? And how can we keep our focus on the Throne during such a worldly event?