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On today's broadcast we'll see God's people waiting for twenty years before repenting. If we're wise we won't wait and waste the years God has given us. Maybe there are some idols or sin that you need to drive out?

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Maybe you’re in a difficult spot today, and wondering how you’re gonna make it through? Today on Abounding Grace we consider the marvelous truth that God still does the impossible! This is presented to us in a powerful way in First Samuel 6. Of all things, He’s about to use some cows to fulfill His plan and purposes! Allow this to encourage you, that God can do the impossible in your life too.

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We all have our part to play in life and in the Church. And what’s exciting to discover is that God has not only given us a part, but will gift and equip us for that role. As we continue in Romans fifteen, we’ll focus in on verse fourteen. It’s there we’re given insight on our role in church ministry.

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Today on Abounding Grace we discover the God does the impossible. We're in First Samuel chapter six today with pastor Ed.

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We have a tendency to pass the problem on to somebody else rather than deal with it ourselves. But God in His goodness has a way of bringing us to a place where we can no longer, Kick the can down the road. We give you a case in point on today’s Abounding Grace. When the Philistines had captured the Ark of the Covenant - God did something about it and there are quite a few noteworthy lessons we don’t want you to miss.

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Idolatry has been an issue through the ages, and certainly not just a thing of the past. We'll be reminded today that God is above all the fake gods. The Philistines needed to understand this, and we do too!

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Maybe you’ve been through a crisis or tragedy in recent months. It can really hit us hard, and we might even wonder at such times, Why would God do this! But is it wise to blame God, when bad things happen or calamities occur? We’ll wrestle through that question today on Abounding Grace as pastor Ed Taylor returns to his study of First Samuel. The plan today is to cover chapter four, where the nation of Israel was blaming God for the calamity they went through.

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From widespread fires to devastating hurricanes and tornados, mass shootings and a pandemic we’re all too familiar with calamity in this nation of ours. And at such times, you might be tempted to blame God, like the people we’ll meet today through our study of First Samuel four. But is God really to blame, and what should our response be when times get tough? We’ll get some answers today on Abounding Grace.

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It’s been said, We all come from the same mold, yet some are a little moldier than others. While we chuckle at that one thing is for sure God loves them and we should too. But that can be a challenge, I’m sure you’d agree. On today’s Abounding Grace with pastor Ed Taylor we get some much needed help. We’re in the book of Romans, chapter fifteen.

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These are difficult days, there’s no doubt about it. Evil is on the rise, and those that stand for the truth are often ridiculed. But in the midst of the mess, God has an important mission and calling for us. And today you’ll be encouraged to embrace it with open arms, just like Samuel!

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