I’m sure you’ll open quite a few gifts this weekend in your celebration of Christmas. But we’ve got some more for you to open and receive, and they are better than anything you’ll find under your tree right now! Hear all about the glory of God’s gifts today on Abounding Grace. And Merry Christmas from all of us here at Calvary Church in Aurora.

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I’m sure you’ll open quite a few gifts this weekend in your celebration of Christmas. But we’ve got some more for you to open and receive, and they are better than anything you’ll find under your tree right now! Hear all about the glory of God’s gifts today on Abounding Grace. And Merry Christmas from all of us here at Calvary Church in Aurora.

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When Mary, John and Peter rushed to the Tomb, and saw that it was empty they didn’t respond like you might think. We’re nearing the end of the Gospel of John as we get back into chapter twenty today on Abounding Grace. We’re talking about the resurrection of Christ today. And all of our faith rests on this one event, so to say it’s important for us to look at would be an understatement.

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On today’s broadcast we’ll return to our study in the gospel of John, and we’ve reached chapter twenty. Can you imagine what you’d have thought if you were Mary Magdalene, or one of the disciples who went into the Lord’s tomb and found it empty? That’s the scene we’ll look at today.

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Christmas is just a few short days away, a time that we collectively remember Jesus coming to this earth. But we’ll learn today why Jesus came some 2 thousand years ago! He came to die for the sins of the world. It’s important to keep that at the forefront of our minds as we celebrate Christmas, so we can truly appreciate all that God did for us. We’ll help you with that today on Abounding Grace as we finish up John chapter nineteen with pastor Ed Taylor.

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Pastor Ed Taylor is nearing the finish line in his verse by verse study of John. And as we turn to the end of chapter nineteen, Jesus is on the cross dying for the sins of mankind. Yes He went through an excruciating death, as a sacrifice in exchange for you and me. Let’s take some time today to remember what He endured so that we could be saved.

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It’s been well said, "People won’t care how much you know till they know how much you care." So, we don’t want to be like porcupines, who have many fine points but prickly. To speak the truth in love is the way to go! That’s the encouragement ahead of us on Abounding Grace with pastor Ed Taylor. We’ll get that from Romans chapter fifteen.

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With well over 7 billion people in the world do you sort of feel insignificant? Today on Abounding Grace we’ll learn that One is important to God. And He sees the one, and loves them. And to top it off, He has a plan and purpose for our lives too! This is illustrated for us while He was on the cross, and told John to care for His Mom! Pastor Ed Taylor explains the power of one through his message based in John chapter nineteen.

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We draw your attention to a touching scene today. Jesus is on a Roman cross, and undergoing more pain than we can imagine. And yet, He’s thinking of caring for others. Specifically His Mom! As He tells John to care for her. There’s a lesson in there for us, and pastor Ed draws our attention to it.

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People by and large want to know the future. Just look at the people that flock to fortune tellers and mediums or look to the stars, as evidence of that! But everything we need to know about the future is in the Bible. And here’s the great thing, unlike those fortune tellers, God never gets it wrong! Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor will explain why we can trust in the God who knows the future!

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