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Why We Give

The gospel compels us towards faithful stewardship – living simply and giving generously – because we have our deepest needs met in Jesus. Therefore, giving sacrificially (Luke 21:4) and cheerfully (2 Cor. 9:7) is an important part of our worship to God. It forms us as believers to treasure Jesus above all things, it helps us support the mission and work of the local church, and it testifies to an unbelieving world about the generosity of the God we serve.

Online Giving

You can give online to Providence using our giving website. This is our preferred giving method as it streamlines the process and allows you to take direct control over your giving and record keeping.

Cash & Checks

You can drop your cash/checks off in-person at a Sunday gathering (there are two offering boxes at the front of the sanctuary) or you can mail checks directly to the church office.

Stock & In-Kind Donations

Please email us for more information about how to donate to Providence in other ways.

Mailing Address

Providence Church
611 S. Congress Ave. #100
Austin, Texas 78704

Giving Questions

Email us at:
donations@providenceaustin.com

Resources on Giving

2 Corinthians

Giving

May 18, 2014

Money is a frequent topic in the Bible, and a key indicator in our discipleship to Jesus. It reveals our core desires, and where our hope for fulfillment lies. When Jesus talks about money, he focuses on the heart.

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Article

The Gospel and Your Money

November 1, 2010

The following article, from Tim Keller, is a great explanation and picture of living out faithful stewardship as disciples of Jesus.

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Matthew

Money

January 6, 2013

The most common resolutions we make are related to time, habits, body, money, and work. These are good things, but real change involves learning how to put the gospel at the center of these pursuits.

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Matthew

The Spiritual Power of It

May 4, 2014

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Luke

Anxiety

May 25, 2014

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1 Timothy

Contentment

May 11, 2014

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Nehemiah

Called From Greed to Generosity

July 19, 2020

The story of exile teaches us about the human condition. The story of return and rebuilding teaches us that while there is good work to do, we can’t change the human condition. Only Jesus can do that. Until he comes, we work while we wait.

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Acts

True Generosity

May 20, 2018

The resurrection radically changed the identity, purpose, and even the daily practices of Jesus’ early followers. What about us? The kingdom of God is still at hand, Jesus is still alive, the mission still before us, and the Holy Spirit still in us.

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Philippians

Partnership in the Gospel: Contentment and Generosity

January 16, 2011

Our aim as a church is to reorient our lives around the content, community, and cause of the gospel. This letter captures that vision and shows us how the to work it out practically in our lives.

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