Sermon Series

Easter 2020

The 3 Scenes of Grace
by Jason Gaston
Guest speaker Jason Gaston from Biltmore Church in Asheville, NC teaches from John 21. He highlights three scenes of grace between Jesus and Peter. Pastor Gaston highlights that no past failures can separate us from God's mercy and reminds us to embrace God's provision and come back to Him.
Learn MoreAll Have Sinned
by Darrick Smith
Pastor Darrick emphasizes the importance of recognizing humanity's unrighteousness and believing in God's righteousness. From Romans 3, he illustrates how everyone is guilty of sin and subject to God's judgment. He stresses that there is a penalty for unrighteousness, explaining that while we deserve punishment, Jesus serves as our mediator who takes our place.
Learn MoreAccept Your Diagnosis
by Mike Herman
Pastor Mike discusses the diagnosis of humanity's unrighteousness as outlined in Romans 3:1-20, emphasizing that true healing comes through faith in Jesus Christ. He highlights three common but incorrect ways people attempt to address their sin: relying on their upbringing, rationalizing their sinful behavior, and believing that good behavior can save them.
Learn MoreAccept Your Diagnosis
by Scott Urbanek
Pastor Scott preaches on our need to recognize our sinful nature and encourages us to accept our diagnosis of sin rather than ignoring it or relying on false remedies such as parent's faith, self-justification, or good works.
Learn MoreSymptoms of Empty Religion
by Spence Shelton
Pastor Spence covers all of Romans Chapter 2, specifically addressing the early church's struggle with hypocrisy and criticism. He warns that empty religion, which judges others while failing to recognize one's own sin, hardens hearts and misrepresents God to the world.
Learn MoreWhy Are We Like This?
by Spence Shelton
Pastor Spence unpacks why humanity struggles with sin and the consequences of exchanging the truth of God for lies, revealing the need for heart change rather than just behavior modification.
Learn MoreI Am Not Ashamed of the Gospel
by Spence Shelton
Pastor Spence continues teaching from Romans 1, highlighting the very passage that sparked the Protestant Reformation, and encourages us to honestly consider whether or not we identify with the apostle Paul's declaration of being unashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Learn MoreLoved, Saved, and Sent
by Spence Shelton
Pastor Spence opens 2025 with our longest sermon series yet - the book of Romans! This New Testament book is a transformative letter that deeply impacts church history and explores fundamental questions about our identity and God's love.
Learn MoreNew Year, New You?
by Blake Templeton
Blake Templeton, our Providence Road Campus Director, exhorts us to make our home in Jesus. He examines the story of Mary and Martha and helps us consider our focus as we enter the new year.
Learn MoreGreat Joy
by Mike Herman
Pastor Mike preaches on the birth of Jesus Christ and the hope the arrival of the Messiah brings to all.
Learn MoreCome & See, Go & Tell
by Spence Shelton
Pastor Spence preaches on the birth of Jesus Christ and the hope the arrival of the Messiah brings to all.
Learn MoreBehold, the Savior of the World
by Darrick Smith
Pastor Darrick preaches on the birth of Jesus Christ and the hope the arrival of the Messiah brings to all.
Learn MoreNothing Is Impossible With God
by Spence Shelton
Pastor Spence focuses on the core message from Luke 1:37, "Nothing will be impossible with God. " He encourages listeners to hold fast to God's promises in areas where they may feel challenged. He reminds us of God's presence in our lives and encourages us that while we may face challenges or suffering, having God with us is all we truly need.
Learn MoreHe’s My King
by Spence Shelton
Pastor Spence outlines three responses to hearing about Jesus: perceiving Him as nobody, rejecting Him as an enemy, or embracing Him as King, ultimately calling for a heart posture that recognizes Jesus as King.
Learn MoreGod Is With Us
by Spence Shelton
In this sermon, we learn about Joseph and the divine interruption in his life caused by Mary's unexpected pregnancy. Pastor Spence encourages listeners to see interruptions as invitations to trust God and grow closer to Him, highlighting that God's plans often surpass our own.
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