I think it’s safe to say all of us have been on the receiving end of an unfair accusation! It can be greatly discouraging and even make you feel like giving up the ministry God has called you too. The apostle Paul dealt with it as well, and as we begin a study of Second Corinthians today on a Abounding Grace, we’ll notice how he chose to deal with it.

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Today we come back to our Servants Class, which is part of a series we’ve entitled, Be the Church. Here in part four, pastor Ed is laying out before us some of the vital elements for effective spiritual service. The first of which is spiritual servants serve willingly!

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Pastor Ed Taylor is in a study of Acts, a series we’ve called, Be the Church. And here lately we’ve paused to deep dive into this whole matter of servanthood. At Calvary Church, they do a servant’s class on a regular basis for people who want to serve at the church. And we get to sit in on it today! What you’re about to hear will really help you live a life of service at the church you attend, and help you grow in this area too.

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The pastors and leaders in the church have a tough enough job as it is, and we can either make things even more difficult for them or we can support and help them! Today on Abounding Grace we’ll learn how to best serve in the church, while supporting our pastors and leaders. And even discover how to handle our disagreements or offenses in a God-honoring way!

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God has placed some pastors and leaders in the local church and we can either support and love them or make life very hard for them and be divisive and difficult. Today pastor Ed Taylor continues his servants class and reveals the best way to serve and support our pastors and leaders.

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Today we get back into pastor Ed Taylor’s series, Be the Church. Right now, we’re taking a servant’s class! And as we’ll learn today, as we serve, we should do so with a pastor’s heart. But what does a pastor’s heart look like? We get some clues looking at the life of Christ and as we turn to Ezekiel 34.

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Whether it’s a move to another State, or the mention of a short term missions trip comes up at church, or maybe you’re wondering whether or not to accept a proposal there will be times when we’re presented with an opportunity or an open door! But is it something God wants for us? That’s the all-important question isn’t it? Today on Abounding Grace we’ll see that an effective door opened up for Paul, and right around the corner were many adversaries.

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While not every Christian is called to be a pastor, we should all have a pastor’s heart! We’ll explain why today on Abounding Grace. As we continue pastor Ed Taylor’s series, Be the Church, we’re taking some time out to learn what the Bible teaches about servanthood. You might think of it as a servant’s class!

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Do you have to be well educated, well spoken, or have lots of followers on social media to be used by God in a great way? Not at all! In fact, as we’ll see today on Abounding Grace, God uses ordinary, flawed human beings for the work of the ministry!

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We hope it’s your desire to be used by God! And today on Abounding Grace we’ll be encouraged by this God uses ordinary, regular people like you and me! Pastor Ed Taylor will begin a servant’s class today, as part of our series, Be the Church.

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