God's providence is God's work in preserving and governing all his creatures and their actions. God is completely in charge. This article explains the truth of this doctrine and its meaning for Christians.

This article is on 2 Kings 5:1-8 about the healing of Naaman. The author shows how God works in His sovereignty and providence to spread the gospel.

If God is in control of all things, why is there evil and suffering in this world? What does it mean when people speak of God's providence?

God’s providence is a doctrine which must be cherished by every child of God. Why? It explains the meaning of your daily life. How? In the light of Genesis 8:15-9:17 this article describes providence in the life of Noah in relation to sin, society and salvation. 

God’s providence is a doctrine which must be cherished by every child of God. Why? Providence explains the meaning of your daily life. In the light of Ezekiel:1 this article explains the framework of providence and its features.

This article explores biblical examples where God’s providence and leading are evident in the lives of his children.

Providence means that God did not only create, He also continues to care for His creation. Based on Article 13 of the Belgic Confession this article discusses the biblical teaching of providence. It explains that God’s providence rules out fate and chance. 

How should faith respond to the providence of God? This article gives five ways in which faith must be exercised in relation to God’s providence.

"Things just happen." Is there a room for such a statement in the Christian faith? Only those who believe in chance can utter those words. But what is chance and is there chance? This article examines the claims of chance in light of God’s sovereignty, providence, and knowledge.

This article explains that John Calvin learned that real freedom is found not in pursuing your own will, but in being content with and praying for God's providence. The author draws the relevant connection to today.

This article explains that when it comes to God’s providence, we tend to see it only in hindsight.

This article shows that the book of Esther is a commentary of God’s providence.

This article explains articles 12-14 of the Belgic Confession (on creation, the providence of God, etc.). It also provides content questions.

God the Father did not only create. He also cares for all that he created. This is what "providence" seeks to express. This article discusses the relationship between the providence of God on the one hand, and the entrance of sin and human limitations on the other.

This article shows how creation, redemption and providence display God’s wisdom as He works to achieve His perfect goals.

This biography on Irenaeus focuses on his work of defending the faith. Irenaeus' theology was always centred on the providence of God.

Looking at Esther 6, this article shows how God in His providence works to save His people. Providence should not be equated to chance, luck or fatalism. Providence teaches us the greatness of God and shows that we live in a planned world.

This article on Esther 6:1 is about the providence of God. 

Does God send suffering to His children? In this article the author shows that suffering comes from the providence of God, as He is a loving father to His children. He does this for our good, and we must respond with true hope in Him. This article also denies the claim that suffering happens outside God's providence and that as a result God can only suffer with His children.

This article is about God's providence and control over this world.

This article is about the chaos theory in contrast with God's providence and the order of God's creation.

This article is about what John Sutcliff (1752-1814) wrote about John Berridge (1716-1793) and divine providence.

Although things can sometimes look like chance, it really is part of God's providence in our lives (Ruth 2:3).