Providence Presbyterian Church

09/07/2026

God's Mercy Leads to Rejoicing
Psalm 40
Series: Psalm of the Month

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Sermon: God's Mercy Leads to Rejoicing Sermon Text: Psalm 40 Sermon Preached at Providence Presbyterian Church Evansville, IN The sermon explores...

09/07/2026

Short sermon clip from the sermon preached September 6, 2026, from Psalm 40 (God's Mercy Leads to Rejoicing)
Series: Psalm of the Month

FULL SERMON: https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/96262358585805

09/05/2026

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09/03/2026

The Daily Prayer: Psalm 121

https://www.providencechurchevv.com/pastors-corner/the-daily-prayer-psalm-121

The Daily Prayer Psalm 121 September 3, 2026 The Morning Devotional: Psalm 121 Prayer : Our God, we are your servants whom you rescued from the misery of sin and placed on a narrow path to our heavenly rest, where you dwell and reign. We are pilgrims in this world, and we are subjected to m

09/03/2026

80 The Morning Devotional
Season 11 | Edition 80
Selections from the Psalms
Psalm 121
September 3, 2026

SUMMARY: This devotional examines Psalm 121 as a Song of Ascents, clarifying that the pilgrim's gaze toward the hills represents a rejection of pagan idols in favor of the true God. The sermon emphasizes that help originates solely from the Creator who made heaven and earth, contrasting Him with powerless false gods. It highlights God's constant vigilance, noting that He neither slumbers nor sleeps while actively shielding His people from harm. The message assures believers of divine protection over their daily lives and spiritual journey, affirming that trust in the covenant-keeping Lord provides enduring security. Ultimately, the text encourages reliance on God alone rather than worldly resources for true assistance.

The Morning Devotional Psalm 121 September 3, 2026 The Daily Prayer: Psalm 121  I lift up my eyes to the hills.     From where does my help come? 2 My help comes from the Lord,    &

09/03/2026

Daily Proverb (9.03.2026) 📖 

09/02/2026

Daily Proverb (9.02.2026) 📖 

09/02/2026

The Daily Prayer: Psalm 120

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The Daily Prayer Psalm 120 September 2, 2026 The Morning Devotional: Psalm 120 Prayer : Our God in heaven, who is a God who seeks peace with us although we are sinners and prone to wandering from all you command. At one time, while we were still dead in sin, you sought peace with us, thereb

09/02/2026

79 The Morning Devotional
Season 11 | Edition 79
Selections from the Psalms
Psalm 120
September 2, 2026

SUMMARY: This devotional explores Psalm 120, a Song of Ascents that contrasts the pursuit of peace with the reality of spiritual warfare. The speaker highlights how the psalmist cries out to God in distress from deceitful tongues and hostile environments, finding deliverance through divine intervention. The message connects this ancient text to the ministry of Jesus Christ, who endured similar scorn while offering reconciliation to a world at enmity with God. Believers are encouraged to trust in Jehovah's response during their own trials, recognizing that attacks on Christians are ultimately directed at Christ Himself. The sermon concludes by affirming God's sovereignty and calling believers to pray for enemies rather than seeking personal vengeance.

The Morning Devotional Psalm 120 September 2, 2026 The Daily Prayer: Psalm 120 In my distress I called to the Lord,     and he answered me. 2 Deliver me, O Lord,     from lying lips,