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We’re always on the lookout for some new way to be effective and successful in life and ministry, but in doing so we tend to overlook the basics. Like for example, the three most important rules of teaching repetition, repetition, repetition. We are making our way verse by verse through Romans. Today's teaching reveals the importance of reminders.

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Have you ever tried to do something that was way out of your league? Maybe it was trying to bench-press 500 pounds or run a marathon, and you just couldn’t do it.

Today on Abounding Grace we learn a valuable principle for ministry. We can’t do it in our own strength. In order to move forward as God would have us, we have to depend upon His strength and resources. Pastor Ed Taylor opens Zechariah chapter four, in part three of his series, Faith Forward.

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Win, Disciple and Send that’s what we’re all about here at Abounding Grace and Calvary Church in Aurora Colorado. And today pastor Ed Taylor will encourage us to adopt that three-fold approach to life and ministry this year and beyond. As believers we’re called to win people to Christ, then disciple that new believer. And finally send people for Jesus.

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Life is made up of a series of choices. Will we accept that new job offer? Will we marry him or her? Do we move to another state? Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor encourages us to head into 2023 intentionally. In other words, make good and wise choices, looking forward to what God has for our lives. This is part of a new series called, Faith Forward! We’ll be in the gospel of John and Ephesians today.

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Facing some sort of battle today? Maybe it’s at the office, at home or even on the internet! Today on Abounding Grace we’ll learn that the battle is the Lords and victory is ours by faith as we face the giants of life. We’ll be recalling a Sunday School classic. David and Goliath! We can learn a thing or two from this story of courage, faith and hope in the Lord.

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Today we're kicking off a brand new series called, Faith Forward! We’ll get back to our series in First Samuel in a couple weeks. You can be sure that 2023 will include some battles and difficulty. But here’s something you need to know the battle belongs to the Lord! That’s the focal emphasis of pastor Ed Taylor’s message based in First Samuel chapter seventeen.

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Limiting God and His word limits us. For we’ll rely on our ability rather than His. Yet we often don’t know what to do nor have the power to do it. But God does! That comes to our attention today on Abounding Grace with pastor Ed Taylor. We come back to Romans fifteen verse fourteen today, which focuses in on helping one another work through challenges of life.

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As we open First Samuel eight today on Abounding Grace, God’s people are about to demand a king that’s not God! They weren’t content with God as their king and you’ll soon see what happens when you get what you want - instead of what God wants! Pastor Ed Taylor continues through the Old Testament book of First Samuel today.

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The role of government is to judge the evildoer. Governments and its judges are God's ministers and should rightly represent Him. There's an obvious breakdown that we'll take note of in First Samuel 8. And it led a nation of people into discouragement and disillusionment, crying out for a King.

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Today pastor Ed Taylor returns to First Samuel 7, where the people of Israel got rid of their idolatry, repented and now were humbly relying on God. We'll see how this led to great victory in their lives, and the same can happen to you.

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