Providence Community Church

Christ Centered. Reformed Theology. Sermons from Providence Community Church in Crosslake MN. Soli Deo Gloria!

Providence Community Church is a religion podcast hosted by Ken Carlton, with 695 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  SPARED FROM HARM – Proverbs 19:19-29 – 8-23-26

  Aug 23, 202652 min

  The final request in Jesus’ model prayer for us reads: (Matthew 6:13) “lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.” Proverbs 19 teaches us that the fear of the Lord ultimately ensures that we will not be visited by harm. Indeed, according to Solomon, through the fear of God applied we are delivered from evil. The truths contained in this chapter have the power to order the economy of human relationships promoting goodness in this life, even as they assure us of the absolute promises of eternal life secure in our Messiah Jesus Christ.

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  RESTING SATISFIED   –   Proverbs 19:10-18   –   8-16-26

  Aug 17, 202653 min

  Our title today is drawn from the second of three promises/benefits connected to the fear of the Lord, listed in verse 23. Here Solomon proclaims that the fear of the Lord leads to life and those who have it rest satisfied. He goes on to assure us that the believer who fears the Lord will not be visited by harm. Our verses today give practical applications of godly fear that yield the satisfaction of resting in the assurance of God’s power, grace, and wisdom. When we take the Lord as seriously as His glory demands in these areas, the peace that we gain will surpass understanding.

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  INTRODUCING THEMES   –   Esther 1:19-2:11   –   8-9-26

  Aug 9, 202648 min

  The record of significant events orchestrated in the providence of God to advance His purposes in history provide occasion to introduce characters of consequence in the book of Esther. Among them, Mordecai, Esther’s cousin & adoptive father, and Esther (Hadassah) herself. Last message we asked: “Where is God in Esther?” (Our heading question introducing the book). The answer continues to unfold with the record of divinely directed circumstances which arrange the causes in such a way that the effects advance the will of God to ransom a people despite the odds which only serve to compound the testimony of His glory. Themes introduced as the story opens serve to reinforce the message of the book showcasing the glory of God on the theater of history.

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  RESURRECTION REALITIES   –   I Corinthians 15:27-42   –   8-2-26

  Aug 2, 202654 min

  Paul’s letter reads like a lone voice crying in the wilderness of a pagan empire. Paul reveals in our text that he had pushback on other missionary fronts in addition to opposition he faces in Corinth as the truth of Christianity clashed with the sinful philosophy of the day. Yet here we are over 2000 years later, and his voice has decisively won the battle of history. It is difficult these days to find the published works of Christ’s enemies the apostle confronted at the time, yet more copies of Paul’s writings remain in print than any other book in human history. This is the kind of victorious triumph we would expect to follow the resurrected and reigning Messiah. What Paul proclaimed in faith at the time has only been confirmed with every generation since, calling us yet today to wake up from our stupor to proclaim and serve our risen and ascended Lord Jesus Christ.

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  FEAR = LIFE   –    Proverbs 19:1-11   –   7-26-26

  Jul 26, 202658 min

  Proverbs 19:23 serves well as a theme verse to outline this chapter of Solomon’s collection of wise sayings. This verse reprises the meta-theme of wisdom literature: ‘The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom’, attaching it to practical blessings. According to Solomon : “the fear of the Lord leads to life, and whoever has it rests satisfied, he will not be visited by harm.” As with other statements of this nature in the book, the qualifying context of these promises is assumed. First, the ordinary application: Generally speaking, taking the exhortation of Proverbs as your day to day operating system, it will tend to result in positive outcomes as you realize its life enhancing potential. 2nd: we are mindful in Christ of the ultimate application: Fear of the Lord, as fruit of regeneration in the heart of the believer, will secure our quality of life eternally. Solomon instructs us how we who submit to Christ should live in the meantime for our own good and His glory.

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