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It’s critical to have times of rest and worship. But does that mean we’re to keep the Sabbath law? What does the bible say? We’ll find out today on Abounding Grace with pastor Ed Taylor.

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I want more and I want it now! A case could be made, that’s the cry of the hearts of a good majority in the world today. Our flesh so often cries out for more, but God is saying to be satisfied where you are. If you struggle in this area, don't miss today's study. Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor will give us three very practical steps to take when we’re discontent!

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When life hasn’t turned out the way we had hoped, or the circumstances around us are painfully crushing, we often lose our contentment and start complaining. Much like the children of Joseph that we’ll hear about today on Abounding Grace. They felt as though the lot they’d been given by God wasn’t enough. They wanted more. If we’re not careful the very same attitude can creep into our lives.

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The apostle Peter observed many of the miracles Jesus performed during His ministry, and yet when push came to shove, Peter denied he even knew Him! It’s not an uncommon occurrence today! So we’ll take the time to examine the steps that led up to his backsliding, and learn from these mistakes, with the hopes of not repeating them!

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As we return to John chapter eighteen today on Abounding Grace, pastor Ed Taylor draws our attention to a close disciple of the Lord who would deny Him. We’ll examine Peter’s downward spiral, in order to help us remain strong in the Lord. We’re all quite capable of stumbling just as Peter did, so we’d do well to look carefully at what led to his backsliding.

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Bring up the word submission today and you’d think you had just spoken a dirty word, based on the reactions alone that you’d likely see. But submission is not to be despised or dismissed, but rather embraced. It’s to be like Christ, who continually submitted Himself to the Father’s will. Today on Abounding Grace we take you to the Garden of Gethsemane. Now many Christians right away think of this as a place of prayer, and it was! But pastor Ed Taylor says it’s also a place of submission.

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While rest is essential and usually welcomed, is keeping the Sabbath law essential for the New Testament believer today? We’ll answer that and more on Abounding Grace with pastor Ed Taylor. Romans chapter fourteen raises the issue of keeping the Sabbath. And it raises some related questions, such as does the day we worship together as a church matter to God? Is the keeping of the Sabbath essential for today’s Christian or an area of liberty?

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We’ll be in the gospel of John chapter 18. Today pastor Ed is going to revisit the Garden of Gethsemane. Now most of us think of this as a place of prayer, and rightly so. But it’s also a place of submission, as you’ll hear today!

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Today we’ll be wrapping up a sub-series on prayer in John chapter 17. With a cross-reference of Matthew 26. Together we’ll consider Jesus’ time in prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane. As you’ll see in a moment it was a prayer of submission and yielding. Jesus is just a few short hours from a painful and humiliating death on a roman cross. And knowing this is on the horizon, He would take time out to pray. Hear all about it today.

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Today and tomorrow we’re going to wrap up Ed Taylor’s mini-series on prayer, which is just part of our ongoing study in John’s gospel. Today we join Jesus in the Garden in Gethsemane and we’ll learn a few things as He’s praying in the shadow of the cross.

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