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Today on Abounding Grace we’ll be in John chapter fourteen once again exploring Jesus’ answer for troubled hearts. And I think you’d agree there are many troubled hearts in the world today. Maybe even your own? Well the good news is, God has an answer. And it’s the very same answer He gave to His troubled, confused and disturbed disciples.

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With all that’s been going on recently in our world, many people today are confused, anxious, worried or even depressed! Maybe that would describe you today? Jesus has some comforting words for you to hear at such times. Join us in John chapter fourteen and hear Jesus’ answer for troubled hearts.

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A failing marriage, the loss of a job, a rebellious son or daughter refusing to abide by the rules of the house, sickness, and the loss of a loved one. Throughout life, there are many things that bring us down, but it’s at that time that we need to look up. In John chapter fourteen, the disciples are greatly troubled, and it’s interesting to see where Jesus directs them... right on up to their future home in heaven. Let’s seek to apply these comforting words to our lives by joining pastor Ed Taylor. We’re talking about the remedy for a troubled heart on Abounding Grace.

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A troubled heart - it’s something we all encounter at one time or another. And maybe you have a heavy heart as we speak? The disciples were troubled as well, when they realized their teacher and friend was about to leave them. But I’m happy to say there is a remedy for such a condition! Turn to John chapter fourteen and let’s draw much needed comfort and perspective from the words of Jesus.

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You should be yourself someone has said for everyone else is taken. Wise words pointing to a real purpose for your life. There’s a purpose for the Church as well! We’ll hear about it today on Abounding Grace with pastor Ed Taylor. We’re making our way through the book of Romans. In chapter thirteen we’ll begin to explore how our unique purpose individually and as the Church is to play out in relationship to governing authorities.

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We read and study the Bible each and every day here at Abounding Grace. But how do we know it’s reliable, the truth, and from God? Today pastor Ed Taylor will answer that for us. We’ll discover that Jesus trusted the Bible and we can too. We’ll be in John chapter thirteen.

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We’re traveling through John’s gospel right now. Perhaps you have some doubts about the Bible. You wonder if it’s reliable and trustworthy! Today pastor Ed will lay out the evidence to support the trustworthiness of the Bible, leaving no doubt that the Bible is the very word of God.

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We’ll be in John chapter thirteen today. Maybe you share this common experience. A friend or family member has some questions about the Bible like, "How can you trust it?" Is it the Word of God ? And perhaps you really struggle to come up with an answer! Over the course of our next few programs we’ll set out to show you why you can trust your Bible and there’s plenty of evidence.

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We all sin, and when we do we have a choice to make. Will we come clean with God, and others, and turn away from the sin? Or will we remain in sin, try to hide it and pretend like everything is just fine? Let’s consider that together as we look at the story of Judas.

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Today we’re introduced to Judas, one of the twelve disciples. As you’ll hear he wasn’t a believer in Christ, even though he appeared to others that he was. But there’s no fooling God. He sees us for who we really are. And he sees our sin as well.

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