Giving deepens our devotion to Christ and frees us to hold loosely what God provides. When we give, we support the church He purchased with His blood (Acts 20:28).
“For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.”Matthew 6:21 (ESV)
In Christ, the generosity of our heavenly Father is plain to see. Every one of us has received far more than we deserve. God has never needed our money (Psalm 50:10–12), yet He graciously invites us to take part in what He is doing.
Because our greatest treasure is already secure in Christ, we can give without fear. Giving lets us reflect the generosity of Jesus, become rich toward God (Luke 12:21), and learn to trust Him more.
Giving on a planned, consistent basis, in proportion to what God has given us.
Giving that costs us something, trusting God's provision over our own.
Giving with joy at the privilege of joining in the work of Jesus and His kingdom.
Download the Church Center app, find Providence Community Church, and tap Give.
Place your gift in one of the silver boxes at the back of the sanctuary.
Make checks payable to Providence Community Church and mail to:
6942 FM 1960 Rd E, PMB 382
Humble, TX 77346
“No one can serve two masters… You cannot serve God and money.”Matthew 6:24 (ESV)
“How much should I give?” is the question most of us ask, but it's the wrong question. Scripture could make a case for 10% (Leviticus 27:30), for more (Deuteronomy 14:28–29), for half (Luke 19:8), or even for everything (Mark 10:21). Stopping at a number misses the point. God wants the whole of our lives, which is almost always more than we're ready to give.
Of all the things that compete for our devotion, money is the only rival that Jesus calls a master. That is why the way we spend, save, and give reveals so much about our hearts, and why handling money is a spiritual discipline.
We gladly welcome accountability for our prayer life, our time in the Word, our part in God's mission, and how we live. If we're willing to be held accountable in those areas, we should also be willing to be held accountable in the very thing Jesus warned us about.
Giving is an act of worship, a way to trust God and to grow in Him. He isn't after your money. He's after your heart.
Your giving helps plant and strengthen churches across our city and beyond.
Our elders provide financial accountability for the church, and we present our finances to our covenant members twice a year at our members' meetings. If you are a covenant member of Providence and would like a copy, email ty@providencetx.org.