Providence Church

Providence Church Come. Commune. Commission. About Four Points Church
LOVE - God LOVES us. At Four Points everything begins with this great LOVE. It's why people get married.

We know this because He sent His son, Jesus, to pay the penalty for our sins and rebellion (John 3:16, Romans 5:8). When a person comes in contact with a love as great as this... they are forever transformed. Without it... we have no message or reason to exist. With it... we have a powerful force capable of melting the hardest heart. It is our desire to drench all that we do with a sincere LOVE fo

r God, and an honest and real LOVE for people who need to experience it. In the words of Jesus... "Love God, Love people" (Matthew 22:34-40). DEVOTION - Love always leads to DEVOTION. They love... so they commit their lives to one another. At Four Points we want to build mature Christians. DEVOTION helps us take the necessary steps to deepen our faith. Like the first church, we devote ourselves to the study of the Scripture, worshipping with other Christians as a unified church, preaching & teaching, and prayer. (Acts 2:42). It is our commitment that you never leave a service at Four Points without growing in your understanding and worship of Jesus so you can leave and serve Him more thoroughly. PASSION - Every mature organism is capable of reproducing itself. PASSION is what causes a mature Christian to live as a beacon of light in a dark world (Matthew 5:14-16). At Four Points we fully understand the mission that Christ gave to His church (Mark 16:15-16). We are the stewards of the greatest hope that mankind has ever known. We will not cower... and we cannot be silent (Acts 4:20). We gladly leverage our temporary lives for the eternal purposes of God (Philippians 1:21). LEGACY - Great men who build great organizations begin with the end in mind. Their legacy has a lasting impact on people whom they have never met nor known. At Four Points, it is our desire to so love God and others, devote ourselves to God, and live passionately for Him... that our children will be quickened to continue to carry the Gospel torch long after we are gone. May all future generations in our city, surrounding areas, and world, be impacted by Jesus through our efforts for Him.

Happy Father’s Day to the men who faithfully lead, serve, and worship alongside their families. May the Lord continue to...
06/22/2026

Happy Father’s Day to the men who faithfully lead, serve, and worship alongside their families. May the Lord continue to strengthen you as you shepherd your homes, love your families, and walk faithfully before Him.

Meet Michael Pynes! We’re thankful to introduce Michael as a new deacon at Providence Church. Michael has a genuine hear...
06/17/2026

Meet Michael Pynes!

We’re thankful to introduce Michael as a new deacon at Providence Church.

Michael has a genuine heart for ministry and a particular love for serving families and investing in the next generation through children’s ministry. He desires to serve the body faithfully and help point others to Christ through both word and action.

When he’s not serving at church, you’ll often find him working on a project around the house. He enjoys landscaping, gardening, planting trees, building outdoor spaces, reading American history, and even writing handwritten letters.

When asked what he loves most about Providence, Michael pointed to something that has deeply shaped his walk with Christ: our commitment to biblical worship. He loves that every aspect of our order of service centers the congregation on God’s Word. Through that, he has grown in his understanding of the authority of Scripture and God’s will for his life.

We’re grateful for Michael’s faithful service and look forward to how the Lord will continue to use him for the good of His church and the glory of Christ.

"The things which you have heard from me in the presence of many witnesses, entrust these to faithful men who will be able to teach others also." — 2 Timothy 2:2 (LSB)

The more clearly we see Christ, the less this world holds its weight.What once seemed attractive begins to fade. What on...
06/16/2026

The more clearly we see Christ, the less this world holds its weight.

What once seemed attractive begins to fade. What once felt important loses its grip. Not because the world has changed—but because our vision has.

When Christ is seen rightly, everything else is seen rightly.

So the pursuit is not detachment for its own sake. It is clarity—seeing the glory of Christ for what it is.

And as that grows, the things of this world begin to wither in comparison.

Set your focus on Christ—through His Word and prayer—and trust that as your view of Him grows, your attachment to the world will lessen.

Ask yourself: Am I actively seeking to see the glory of Christ, or am I still captivated by the things of this world?

Truth is not defined by opinion, culture, or preference. It is defined by God and revealed in His Word.The greatest kind...
06/09/2026

Truth is not defined by opinion, culture, or preference. It is defined by God and revealed in His Word.

The greatest kindness you can show someone is not simply comfort—it is leading them to the truth.

“Sanctify them by the truth; Your word is truth.” — John 17:17 (LSB)

So the question is not just whether we are being kind, but whether we are pointing people to what is true—according to Scripture. That means being willing to speak truth clearly, to open God’s Word, and to lead others to what is right, even when it would be easier to stay silent.

Graduation marks the end of one season and the beginning of another.Wherever the Lord leads next, His call remains the s...
06/07/2026

Graduation marks the end of one season and the beginning of another.

Wherever the Lord leads next, His call remains the same: trust Him, walk in obedience, and seek first His kingdom.

The world will tell you to chase success, build a name for yourself, and follow your heart. Scripture points us to something greater—to follow Christ, deny ourselves, and live for His glory.

Our prayer for this year's graduates is not simply that they would prosper, but that they would remain steadfast in the faith, stand firm in the truth, and finish well.

"Trust in Yahweh with all your heart and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight." — Proverbs 3:5–6 (LSB)

Congratulations, graduates. May the Lord guide your steps and keep you faithful in the years ahead.

Join us this Sunday for our monthly prayer meeting! We will meet in the Fellowship Hall at 9am in lieu of Sunday School.
06/05/2026

Join us this Sunday for our monthly prayer meeting! We will meet in the Fellowship Hall at 9am in lieu of Sunday School.

“But the Lord stood with me and strengthened me... I was rescued out of the lion’s mouth.” — 2 Timothy 4:17 (LSB)Paul’s ...
06/04/2026

“But the Lord stood with me and strengthened me... I was rescued out of the lion’s mouth.” — 2 Timothy 4:17 (LSB)

Paul’s final words are not a testimony to his own strength, but to God’s preserving grace.

Abandoned by many, facing opposition, and nearing the end of his life, Paul could still say, “the Lord stood with me.” His confidence was not in favorable circumstances, but in the God who had sustained him through every trial.

When Paul speaks of being rescued from the lion’s mouth, he is not celebrating an easy escape from suffering. He is celebrating the faithfulness of God in the midst of it. The Lord would not allow his faith to be devoured.

And that same confidence belongs to every believer. God does not promise a life free from hardship, but He does promise His presence. He preserves His people, strengthens them in trial, and holds them securely to the end.

Perseverance is not ultimately a testimony to our grip on Christ, but to His grip on us.

“The Lord will rescue me from every evil deed, and will bring me safely to His heavenly kingdom; to Him be the glory forever and ever. Amen.” — 2 Timothy 4:18 (LSB)

When suffering, opposition, or spiritual discouragement comes, remember that God's preserving grace is often seen most clearly not in being spared from the trial, but in being sustained through it.

“I am the vine, you are the branches; he who abides in Me and I in him, he bears much fruit, for apart from Me you can d...
05/26/2026

“I am the vine, you are the branches; he who abides in Me and I in him, he bears much fruit, for apart from Me you can do nothing.” — John 15:5 (LSB)

Not less. Nothing.

Jesus does not present Himself as helpful—He presents Himself as necessary.

We tend to think we can manage most of life on our own, and only turn to Christ when we need help. But Jesus makes it clear, apart from Him we can do nothing.

Therefore we must abide in Him.

To abide is to remain in Him, staying rooted in His Word, dependent in prayer, and shaped by His truth in how you live.

So the question is not how much you are doing, but whether you are remaining in Christ

Abide in Christ daily! Spend time in His Word, remain in prayer, and order your life around Him, not just when you need help.

Not everyone finishes well.Some, like Demas, start strong but drift when following Christ becomes costly. When suffering...
05/22/2026

Not everyone finishes well.

Some, like Demas, start strong but drift when following Christ becomes costly. When suffering comes, their love for the present world pulls them away.

Others, like Crescens, remain faithful and steady, though largely unseen. Not known for his platform or recognition, but for being consistent in what God has given him.

And that’s the call. Not to be known, but to be faithful. Not just to start well, but to finish well.

Lord, make us like Paul, faithful to the end. And if no one else sees it, let us be like Crescens.

God’s presence is not measured by what we feel.He does not come and go. He is constant—unchanging, faithful, and always ...
05/19/2026

God’s presence is not measured by what we feel.

He does not come and go. He is constant—unchanging, faithful, and always at work.

There will be seasons where He feels near, and seasons where He feels distant. But His presence is not determined by our perception. It is grounded in who He is.

And often, in the moments we think He is doing the least, He is doing the most.

When God feels distant, don’t pull back—press in. Go to His Word, remain in prayer, and trust that He is at work even when you cannot see it.

“Yahweh is near to all who call upon Him…” — Psalm 145:18 (LSB)

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