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Maybe you’re one of the many who are attracted to those of the same sex, and wonder if you were born this way. Is it a sin to get involved in a homosexual relationship? The world will tell you it’s fine and perfectly acceptable. Today on Abounding Grace we’ll take you to the Word for answers. After all, the Bible should guide our lives and behavior, not the culture. We realize this is a very sensitive issue for many, and our intention is not to beat you over the head with the Bible, but rather lovingly explain what God has to say and help you in whatever way we can.

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As we continue through First Samuel, we’re going to pause to address a very relevant issue, springing from First Samuel 18. Some have looked at David and Jonathan’s relationship and drawn the conclusion that they were homosexuals. And thus God approves of it. But is that a fair and accurate rendering of the text? Today pastor Ed Taylor will set the record straight. Not based on his own feelings on the matter, or the cultural norms, but rather on the authoritative Word of God.

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When you’re faced with a spiritual battle, you can go in one of two directions. You can try to fight it in your own strength, or rely on the strength and sufficiency of God realizing it’s His battle not yours! Today on Abounding Grace we’ll learn a valuable lesson from David’s experience with a big Giant! He prevailed in the fight, not because of his might, but rather in realizing the battle belonged to the Lord.

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You preach a sermon that’s well received and people are lined up to tell you how great it was, or you’re involved in a ministry at church that’s flourishing… do you take the credit for what’s happened or give all the glory to God? When we’ve been greatly used by God, we want to be careful to give all the glory to the Lord just as Peter and John did in Acts three. Today on Abounding Grace we’ll see that right after a mighty miracle there were people wanting to give the glory to the apostles. How did they handle this? And how should we handle that sort of thing? Let’s find out.

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We take you to First Samuel chapter 17 today on Abounding Grace with pastor Ed Taylor! Maybe you’re facing a trial or difficulty that resembles the Giant that David faced in this chapter of his life! Perhaps it’s cancer, or a child that is rebelling, or a marriage that’s disintegrating!What do you do? Pastor Ed will encourage us to look back at God’s faithfulness, and it will bring courage and perspective when you need it most.

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Here on today’s broadcast, Pastor Ed Taylor will highlight the timeless story of David and Goliath which underscores the greatness and faithfulness of God, and the importance of keeping the right perspective.

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All of us have encountered difficulties that we’ve had to contend with, but when was the last time you went looking for trouble? No, I’m not talking about breaking the law, but rather making our presence known to a person or group of people who defy God or the things God loves. Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor will take a look at the familiar story of David and Goliath. Pastor Ed will show us we all face giants in life, and while it can be a little scary, it’s an opportunity to trust in God and lean on His strength.

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Pastor Ed Taylor is currently developing his study of the Old Testament book of 1st Samuel, where we’re drawing rich application for our lives. Today we’ll return to a story probably familiar to most of you. When God was looking for the second king of Israel, a 16 year old shepherd boy caught His eye. Most in that day I’m sure thought this was a poor choice, but God saw a young man who was after His own heart.

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It doesn’t take long for the Christian to come to the realization that God’s plans for us don’t always make sense. God works in ways that we often don’t and won’t understand, and when that takes place, we need to adjust our perspective, values, or timetable to fit His. Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor will show us how to do that. We are traveling through 1st Samuel at the present time, and here today we’ll be looking at chapter sixteen. It’s here that the Lord anoints David to be King over Israel.

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Last time we observed the healing of the lame man at the beautiful gate. It was truly an amazing miracle. Which raises the question… who should get the glory for this? God or the human instrument that He uses? In light of all that’s going on around us today, it’s an important question for us to carefully consider, even in our own lives as we go about serving the Lord.

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