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You’ve no doubt heard it said God gave you a brain so use it. While there’s some truth to that, it would be better said, use the brain God gave you, to seek Him and find out what He wants to do. We’ve been exploring the gifts listed in Romans chapter twelve. And today’s gift is the gift of leading.

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There are sometimes in life when nothing but a tall glass of water will satisfy our thirst! Today on Abounding Grace, we’ll see that only living water can quench our spiritual thirst. And maybe that’s what you’re in need of today, as you’re empty, dry and thirsty? Pastor Ed Taylor takes us to John chapter seven and verses 25-53 as he presents part one of Rivers of Living Water.

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Jesus was the only person in history that lived the perfect life here on earth, and yet He was attacked! Why? Because He told the truth. And as His followers we can expect similar treatment as we take a stand for the truth, as truth is always divisive. That comes shining through the passage before us on Abounding Grace with pastor Ed Taylor. We’re in John chapter seven.

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Pastor Ed Taylor is knee deep in his study of John’s gospel. We left off in chapter seven at verse ten. In today’s study we learn that not all division is bad, as truth is always divisive. On the otherhand, some division isn’t of God! How can we make sure we stay in the place God wants us and avoid foolish disputes and arguing? Find out today.

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You may have noticed everyone has their opinions. We see that as we scroll through our news feed on social media. And even well meaning friends and family members are quick to chime in with their thoughts and opinions. But today on Abounding Grace we’re reminded that we need to be careful, not all opinions are good and of God! It very well could be bad advice that we’re getting. Pastor Ed Taylor takes us now to John chapter seven where Jesus is receiving some worldly advice from His unbelieving brothers.

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I think it’s safe to say most of us want to be well liked by others. But maybe you’ve noticed, if you live for the Lord and walk as Jesus walked, not everyone will pat you on the back. In fact, at times we’ll be hated and abandoned just as Jesus was. But we can learn a lot from how Jesus responds to such treatment. Today on Abounding Grace that comes to our attention through a study in John chapter seven.

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It’s said, Everything rises or falls on leadership. That’s true. It really is critical in life and in the church! We’ve been exploring the gifts listed in Romans chapter twelve. These gifts that are so very needed are given to the church. But it’s incumbent upon each believer to discover the gift God has given, and begin to use it.

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We’ll pick up where we left off in John chapter six today, which happens to be verse sixty. Pastor Ed’s message is titled, Jesus Alone Has the Words of Eternal Life.

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We’re going through the gospel of John right now verse by verse, and we’re in chapter six right now learning how to feed on the Lord. In verses 41-59 Jesus is stirring us to yield control of our lives to Him. And maybe that’s just what needs to happen in your life.

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We’ll be continuing a study in John’s gospel, with another look into chapter six. Whether we realize it or not, there are divine appointments scattered throughout our lives. If we’re spiritually sensitive, like the men we’ll meet today, God can use us to do great and awesome things.

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