The Provision Project Podcast

Not everyone is called to be a Paul but every one of us is called to be faithful. This week on the Provision Project Podcast, we explore Acts 13:1-2 and the men serving in Antioch when Barnabas and Saul were called to go. We talk about the value of serving right where God has placed us, even when our obedience doesn’t put us in the spotlight. From our homes to our workplaces and our church, ordinary life is full of opportunities to live for God. Are we willing to embrace them?

Have a question about faith, the Bible, or everyday life? Send it in for our Ask a Pastor segment! Submit your question here or email Jesse at [email protected].

Where do we turn for hope, direction, and security? This week on the Provision Project Podcast, we discuss the closing verses of Acts 12, where Herod accepts praise that belongs to God and is struck down. We explore the dangers of elevating people and placing our trust in human power, and what it means to turn to God, give Him the glory, and trust His Word.

Have a question about faith, Scripture, or following Jesus? Submit it for our Ask a Pastor segment through our question form or email Jesse at [email protected].

This week on the Provision Project Podcast, we revisit Brad’s message on Acts 12 and the power of prayer. As the church prays earnestly for Peter in prison, God answers in a way they struggle to believe. We discuss what this passage teaches us about bringing our needs before God, praying together, and trusting Him with the outcome.

Have a question for our Ask a Pastor segment? We’d love to hear from you! Email Jesse at [email protected] or submit your question using our online form.

This week on the Provision Project Podcast, Student Director Jesse Vest sits down with Head Deacon David Harbour to discuss Acts 11:19–30 and Jesse’s message from this past weekend. Together, they explore why asking for help can be difficult and how we can respond when we see needs around the church. From receiving support to stepping up to serve, we’re called to care for one another and put our faith into action.

Have a question for our Ask a Pastor segment? We’d love to hear from you! Email Jesse at [email protected] or submit your question using our online form.

In Acts 10, God leads Peter to Cornelius’s home, where Peter sees that the good news of Jesus is for Gentiles too. This week on the Provision Project Podcast, we talk about what that moment meant for the early church and what it teaches us about sharing the gospel with others.

Have a question for our Ask a Pastor segment? We’d love to hear from you! Email Jesse at [email protected] or submit your question here: https://elcaminochurch.churchcenter.com/people/forms/1290509

What does a life shaped by love for Jesus look like?

In this week’s episode, we explore the story of Dorcas in Acts 9:36–43—a woman remembered for faithfully serving others and continually doing good. Her example challenges us to see good works not as occasional acts, but as habits that naturally flow from our love for the Lord.

Join us as we discuss what it means to live a life marked by faithful, consistent service.

Have a question for our Ask a Pastor segment? We’d love to hear from you! Email Jesse at [email protected] or submit your question using our online form:

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This week on the Provision Project Podcast, we discuss Sunday’s message from Acts 9 and Saul’s life changing encounter with Jesus. Saul was an enemy of the church, yet God didn’t view him the way we might view our enemies. Instead of writing Saul off, Jesus met him with grace, transformed his life, and gave him a new purpose. It’s a powerful reminder that no one is beyond the reach of God’s grace.

Have a question for our Ask a Pastor segment? We’d love to hear from you! Email Jesse at [email protected] or submit your question using our online form:

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This week on the Provision Project Podcast, we explore the end of John 2, where Jesus refuses to entrust Himself to those who believe only because of the signs they have seen—because He knows what is truly in the human heart. We then turn to 1 Peter and the call to live differently: “Be holy, because I am holy.” Together, these passages challenge us to examine the sincerity of our faith and consider how truly knowing Jesus should transform the way we live.

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This week on the Provision Project Podcast, we’re diving into Acts 8 and exploring the meaning and importance of baptism. What does baptism represent, why does it matter, and what can we learn from the person who responded to the gospel in this chapter?

We’re also taking your questions for our Ask a Pastor segment! Email your question to [email protected] or submit it anonymously using our online form: https://elcaminochurch.churchcenter.com/people/forms/1290509

Is life really better together? This week on the podcast, we unpack last weekend’s message from Ecclesiastes and explore Solomon’s realization that we weren’t meant to navigate life alone. We talk about the strength found in community, the importance of authentic relationships, and why we truly are better together. Also please submit your questions for the ask a pastor segment.

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