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How’s your prayer life going? If you’re cringing in shame right about now, you’re not alone. Many of us struggle in this area, and the Lord knew we’d need some help. In Matthew chapter six we find a great way to pray. It’s often referred to as the Lord’s prayer, but pastor Ed Taylor prefers to call it the Disciple’s prayer. It serves as a great model for us in our communication with God!

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Prayer is a great privilege. Just think we the ability to talk to our Father in heaven anytime we want. But too often we go about it all wrong, using vain repetitions or praying like a hypocrite. Today on Abounding Grace King Jesus teaches us to pray. So if you’re a little fuzzy on how to go about it, or just don’t know what to pray, this is really going to be of some help to you. Pastor Ed Taylor has framed his talk around Matthew chapter six and John chapter seventeen.

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What would you be willing to sacrifice in order to love somebody? It’s a probing question and it’s one only you can answer. In Romans chapter fourteen we’re given some valuable instruction on things we may have to let go of in order to show love.

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We’re in the process of tracing the steps of Christ on His road to the cross as described for us in the Gospel of John. Chapter seventeen records a touching and powerful prayer from Christ just prior to His crucifixion. We’ll look today at His prayer for His future disciples, which would certainly apply to us today. And it’s interesting to note that He was praying for unity.

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Many of us know firsthand how comforting it is to have someone come up to us and say, I’m praying for you! But did you know that Jesus Himself prayed for you just prior to His death on the cross! Now that’s encouraging! We’ll take a look at this prayer from Christ here today on Abounding Grace as pastor Ed Taylor concentrates on chapter seventeen, verses 16-26.

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Pastor Ed Taylor will be in John chapter seventeen today, where Jesus prays for Himself, His apostles, and us just before His crucifixion. What a privilege when you stop to think of it. We have the great privilege of listening to Jesus talk with the Heavenly Father.

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Today on Abounding Grace our teacher, Pastor Ed Taylor, will continue his verse by verse look at the gospel of John by taking us back to chapter seventeen. When you think of the great prayers in the Bible, you’d have to put John seventeen near the top of the list. The Lord is praying as he prepares for the pain, humiliation and eventual triumph of his crucifixion. We’ll pay particular attention today to His prayer for His Disciples!

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We’re spending some extra time in the 17th chapter where King Jesus prays. On the heels of some bad decisions, and sin that we’re ashamed of, questions like, Am I really saved, can come rolling into our minds! But today pastor Ed Taylor says we’re not kept by our own good works, but rather by the power of God. And knowing that can really boost our confidence in our salvation.

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Imagine a newlywed husband saying to his wife, I know we just got married but would you mind if I still dated? To say that’s a problem would be a huge understatement, yet it illustrates an attitude some have as the bride of Christ. What’s called for is clear but what about the less clear issues? How do we address them? We’ll come away with some clarity on today’s Abounding Grace with pastor Ed Taylor. We’ll find that as we continue in Romans fourteen.

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Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor will continue his verse by verse look at the gospel of John by taking us back to chapter seventeen. When you think of the great prayers in the Bible, perhaps Abraham’s prayer in Genesis eighteen comes to mind. Or maybe Hannah’s prayer or even Moses’ prayer in Exodus 32. But Jesus’ prayer in John seventeen, you’d have to put near the top of the list. The Lord is praying as he prepares for the pain, humiliation and eventual crucifixion. We’re looking at the high priestly prayer of Jesus.

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