The three wisemen and the King Herod- There could not be a more stark contrast. Wisemen ready to worship in joy, and Herod ready to murder in fear. These two…

Matthew’s account of Jesus’s birth is surprisingly short and to the point. In just 8 verses he describes the most profound and mind-blowing miracle in all of scripture: God becomes…

We begin our study of Matthew’s gospel with the very first verses, where he introduces us to Jesus. He wants to convey the importance of who Jesus is and command our attention for…

What was Jesus message while he was with us here on earth? What did he want you to know? One of his disciples, Matthew, summarized his message by saying he…

Pain, suffering, frustration, loneliness, emptiness, messiness: These are all things every person is intimately familiar with in this life. Yet, somehow we think our lives should be free of these…

The story of Joseph is one full of twists, turns, and plenty of awkward moments. His story begins with dreams and visions that push his brothers to betray and abandon…

We continue our look at the flawed patriarch Jacob. This time he gets a taste of his own medicine as he gets deceived. In this story we see the pain…

We take a break from the book of Genesis for a week as Al Lang teaches us.  He looks at the ministry of Jesus and the awkwardness that is created…

  Jacob is one of the patriarch’s of our faith, yet his story is full of lies and deception. Why is it that God would work through such a flawed…

(Due to significant technical difficulties, the podcast from 9/14-9/28 (The Awkwardness of Conviction, The Awkwardness of Affection, and the Awkwardness of Failure) is unavailable. We hope to have remedied this…

  Too often the Christian life is painted as though it should be perfect and free from pain. The reality is that life is messy and failures are part of…

  On a very special child dedication Sunday, we consider the blessing of children. God’s purpose for children in our lives is one of tremendous blessing and strategic importance. http://media.blubrry.com/provjeff/providencejeffcity.com/media/Arrows_in_Our_Hands.mp3Subscribe:…

  Poetry is meant to move us- to stir something deep within us. In Psalm 19, we see 3 verses that build and evoke something powerful in our hearts…but it…

In 1900, the first Hershey’s bar was produced and it was produced for one reason: to be experienced and enjoyed. In Psalm 34, David challenges and pleads with us to…

  Sometimes the thing we want is far from the thing that we need. So often we want God to exist for us, but we need a God that has…

  David’s life was full of drama and difficulty. Psalm 142 was written at the height of fear and despair, but his trust in God was solid. We can learn…

  Psalm 2 serves as an introduction to the books of Psalms and as a warning to all those that would oppose Israel’s God. It’s message is clear: Honor and…

  This fallen world has no shortage of heartache and difficulty. When faced with this, where do we turn? Who do we look to? Psalm 73 tells us that even…

  Your faith has an impact far greater than yourself. The message of Psalm 128 is a powerful reminder that our faith’s effects are not limited to ourselves, but can…

  Is Christianity something that can be taught? Or is there something more to it than that? We can teach someone the science of hitting a baseball and the technique…

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