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Today pastor Ed Taylor brings us a message based on John chapter seventeen. This chapter is commonly referred to as the red letter prayer, because it consists entirely of the Lord’s prayer the night before He was arrested and crucified. We’re listening to the King pray, and gaining insight on prayer as we are.

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Wouldn’t it be incredible to actually hear Jesus pray? You can and today we’ll do just that. The Lord is just a short time from the cross in John chapter 17, and he has just finished addressing his disciples. Now it’s time for a conversation with His Heavenly Father. Oh, what a joy it is to eavesdrop on this most glorious conversation!

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All this week, pastor Ed will concentrate on the prayer of Jesus in John chapter seventeen. Prayer should be much more than just a repetition of certain words before a meal, and it should be more than a last resort in times of trouble. Join pastor Ed as he focuses on the prayer Jesus prayed the night before His arrest and crucifixion.

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Today pastor Ed will have a look at the prayer of Jesus in John chapter seventeen. First He prayed for Himself, then the 11 apostles, and finally for future believers! There’s a lot we can learn from it and apply to our own prayer lives.

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It’s said, that those who are good at complaining are seldom good at anything else. But that’s not to say there aren’t legitimate criticisms. So how do we deal with them. We’ll get some practical help with that and more today on Abounding Grace with pastor Ed Taylor. We’ll find that as we continue in Romans fourteen.

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We’ve got a great study lined up for you, based in John chapter sixteen. Hardship and difficulty visits all of our lives, and when it does it’s an opportunity to come to God with our concerns and needs. He’s also up to something good in the midst of it all, as you’ll hear today.

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Ed Taylor will be in John chapter sixteen today. And he'll explain to you that we have complete access to God through Christ. You don't need to go through another person like a Priest because we have a High Priest in Jesus.

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We may fail to recognize it, but God very often is preparing us for what’s ahead. We’ll see this in the life of the disciples, shortly before Jesus would be leaving them and hung on a Roman cross. No doubt this was a confusing and painful time for them perhaps the same could be said of where you’re at today? We’re John chapter sixteen.

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Pastor Ed Taylor will be in John chapter sixteen as well as James chapter one today. As Americans we want our food quick and easy. We grow impatient on the freeways during rush hour. And so we often look for shortcuts to save us precious time. But today we’ll discover there really are no shortcuts to spiritual maturity so we need to be patient, committed and content on the pathway to discipleship.

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So your son or daughter is living in sin! Or your friend is in clear rebellion against God. You might be under the impression that it’s your responsibility to bring conviction their way, but in reality that’s the job of the Holy Spirit! Today we again consider the Work of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

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