Hypocrisy is a word that gets thrown around a lot in when trying to make a point. But what does this word actually mean? And how does the Gospel help us combat hypocrisy? In this sermon we address these questions by looking at Paul's interaction with Peter in Antioch.

In this passage Paul tells the Galatians that there is no other gospel. Like the Galatians we are all prone to drift from the Biblical Gospel if we aren't intentional to remember it and apply it to our lives.

In this passage Paul tells the Galatians that there is no other gospel. Like the Galatians we are all prone to drift from the Biblical Gospel if we aren't intentional to remember it and apply it to our lives.

God creates man and woman and gives them the mandate to be fruitful, multiply, have dominion over, and subdue the earth. There are unique ways we live this out depending on if we are unmarried or married. In this sermon we look at what the scriptures say about being faithful to God in these different situations.

Sex is one of those things that we've made difficult and awkward to talk about. God has plenty to say in the Bible about sex. In this sermon we look at why the Bible tells us that sex, in its appropriate context, is a good thing that can be used to glorify God.

Communication and conflict are a normal part of any relationship, but especially in marriage relationships. In this sermon we look at what causes conflict, and a process for working through conflict that glorifies God and strengthens marriages.

We display a picture of the Gospel when we lovingly give ourselves to one another in marriage. This is easier said than done for a lot of reasons. In this sermon we look at how the Gospel can empower us to love one another well.

We display a picture of the Gospel when we lovingly give ourselves to one another in marriage. When we put our needs first in marriage we fail to love our spouse, and the message of the Gospel is not displayed. In this passage, we look at how the Gospel relates to marriage.

God created marriage to serve as a picture that would show His faithfulness in covenant to His people. In this first sermon of our marriage series, we look at why marriage is a covenant and not merely a commitment.

Living on mission in everyday life involves paying attention to those around us and asking good questions, among other things. In this sermon, we look at Jesus and His interaction with the woman of Samaria as a model for how we can interact with people around us.

We continue our theme of Christmas by looking at how the Scriptures describe Jesus coming as "light." We look at four things Jesus coming as light reveals.

The exchanging of gifts is such a big part of our Christmas traditions. On this Christmas Eve we look at how the Magi responded to the gift of Jesus coming into our world.

The Bible gives us many reasons to believe that God loves us. However, there is one way we can know for certain that He loves us, He sent His Son – Jesus – to earth. This morning, we consider how the incarnation of Jesus sets into motion a string of events that will change us forever. And how it all happens because of His great love for us.

Without God's presence, we can't have true, lasting joy. We look at the importance of Jesus's first coming and how that relates to our joy.

In this second Saturday of Advent sermon, we look at how the coming of Jesus brings peace in a world of chaos.

In a season that promises us hope that ultimately does not satisfy our longings, we can find true and ultimate hope in the first coming of Jesus. Luke 2:21-38 helps us see that.

In the final chapter of the book, God tells Jonah why He has chosen to forgive Nineveh. In this sermon we look at why God wants cities to be redeemed with the gospel and how we can become people who join Him in this mission.

For Orphan Sunday, we will look to the Bible to consider specific ways that followers of Jesus live out their faith in Jesus by the works that they do. James specifically mentions caring for orphans in the context of being doers of the word and not just hearers of the word. We'll examine specific ways we do that at Providence Road.

There are a lot of things that compete for our attention. But there is one thing that deserves our full attention, the person and work of Jesus. In this passage packed full of truth we learn why Jesus deserves our full attention.