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Today on Abounding Grace we’ll draw attention to some of King Saul’s final words, I played the fool and errored exceedingly! He made a series of bad decisions late in life, that we can learn from, and can serve to help us trust in God from start to finish.

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Today pastor Ed Taylor opens First Samuel 26, and David again is faced with a test. His enemy Saul is vulnerable, and opportunity presents itself for David to get rid of his enemy. Will he take matters into his own hands? Let’s see what went down, as we join pastor Ed for Abounding Grace.

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Whether it’s on the freeway, at home, or in the workplace, each one of us at some point will be confronted with the foolishness of another. There’s no escaping it in this world. How do we respond at those times and how should we respond? Let’s take that into consideration here Abounding Grace with pastor Ed Taylor.

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Fools... we encounter them, almost on a daily basis... whether it’s on the freeway, at the office, or maybe even waiting in line at the grocery store. Today on Abounding Grace we learn how to deal with fools. Pastor Ed Taylor is leading us through First Samuel.

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So what do you do when someone does you wrong? Let’s talk about that on Abounding Grace. We’ll be continuing a message we started last time called, It’s Yours If You’ll Wait for it! When we left you, King Saul and 3,000 of his men were on the hunt for David, with the sole intention of killing him. But David suddenly finds himself in a position, where he had a golden opportunity to kill sleeping Saul. Instead, he refrains from the great temptation.

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Whether as a kid in school, or an adult in the workplace, do you ever feel like you just don’t fit in? Maybe it’s because you don’t see things the same way or you’re just plain different. Today on Abounding Grace we begin a helpful new series in First Corinthians with pastor Ed Taylor. As the world around us is becoming more wicked by the minute, how can we stand apart, be different and honor God with our lives? Pastor Ed believes First Corinthians contains just what we need to hear for times like these.

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We’ve all had terrible things happen to us, and some from the hands of another. In such instances, it’s easy for us to want to take matters into our own hands, and retaliate. We’ll be encouraged to wait on the Lord and leave things in His hands, rather than take things into our own. That’s the encouragement ahead on Abounding Grace.

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Pastor Ed Taylor is about to open a very encouraging passage found in First Samuel 23, that I know will really speak to you! To bring you up to speed, King Saul and his men are chasing after David, wanting to destroy him. It appears David is trapped. But we’ll learn today where he found safety, it was in the rock of escape! Pastor Ed will bring this all down to a very personal level, and reveal there’s a rock of escape for us too!

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Whether we realize it or not, God is merciful to us and often protects us from harm! Maybe its seen in Him saving us from getting into a car accident, or preventing someone from maliciously hurting us. That’s the picture before us as we open First Samuel 23. Saul is hot on the heels of David, wanting to do him harm. But God wouldn’t allow it! Pastor Ed Taylor doesn’t want us to miss the two very powerful words in this chapter of David’s Life, But God! You’ll see how it relates to your life too, here on Abounding Grace.

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As we return to First Samuel if you’ll recall, David is on the run for his life. And today we’ll see the right response when in those seasons, and that is to seek the Lord! Pastor Ed will also pose and set out to answer the question, "Why serve others and do good?"

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