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It has happened more times than we can count someone we’re used to seeing at church is no longer coming. Or you’ve raised your child in the ways of the Lord, and now as an adult they are no longer walking with God. How do we handle those that have strayed, and how can we help the situation? Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor gives us five very practical ways that we can help those who have strayed.

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Whether it’s a child, friend, or someone that used to attend your church we can all identify someone in our life that has strayed away from the Lord. It’s heartbreaking. But what can we do to help those who have strayed? And what do we do when the prodigal comes home? We’ll talk about that today on Abounding Grace as we get back to our study of John’s gospel.

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As millions of children continue to be aborted each year, we can’t afford to stand idly by. Rather we must stand up for those that can’t stand for themselves. We’ll share some ways you can do that today on Abounding Grace. And pastor Ed will also share a bit of his own testimony.

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It’s hard to imagine, and heartbreaking to consider, that over 65 million little babies have been aborted since Roe V. Wade. Abortion and the sanctity of life has been at the center of many debates in recent weeks and we’ve seen demonstrations all over the country. But what does the Bible have to say on the subject? Today on Abounding Grace, pastor Ed Taylor takes us to the Scriptures for a biblical perspective, and suggests some practical ways we can get involved in taking a stand for life.

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Someone has quipped, It’s those who are innocent that love justice, while most of us who are wicked naturally prefer mercy. All kidding aside, we’re thankful our God is a merciful God who grants mercy often through those with the gift of mercy. We’ve come to the last gift listed in Romans chapter twelve. It’s the gift of mercy.

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From time to time we’ll encounter someone who is in sin. Maybe they’re living with their boyfriend or girlfriend, or getting drunk on the weekends. But how we respond to them is critical. While some take more of a legalistic approach, pastor Ed Taylor says a much better way to go is the one modeled by Christ in John chapter eight. It’s bathed in compassion, patience, love and sympathy.

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Pastor Ed Taylor is leading us through John’s gospel. Are You a Policeman or a Paramedic? That’s the question we’ll mull over today as we carefully consider how we minister to others. Pastor Ed will describe the difference between two approaches, and by the end of our time together you’ll be encouraged to adopt a Christlike, grace-based approach.

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We see warnings all over the place as we’re driving around town, and even on the products we buy. Sometimes we don’t give them much attention. But the warnings of God are never to be disregarded or ignored. And today on Abounding Grace we’ll hear from God why we shouldn’t commit adultery. Pastor Ed Taylor will highlight six reasons we shouldn’t do it as he takes us back to John chapter eight.

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We get back into our study of John today on Abounding Grace and about to spotlight the forgiveness of Jesus. In John chapter eight we find Jesus displaying the tender mercies of God to a young woman caught in a very embarrassing sin that could cost her very own life. She was brought before Jesus by the Pharisees who had a wrong view of authority, of the scriptures, and especially of people.

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Dry and thirsty that would describe a great number of people today. Maybe even you! Well today on Abounding Grace we’ll point you to Rivers of Living Water than can quench that thirst. Jesus offers it to any and all who come to Him. Pastor Ed Taylor has framed his lesson around the latter half of John chapter seven.

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