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Have you ever been so hungry or thirsty you could hardly think straight? We know what to do when that occurs reach for a glass of water or make ourselves something to eat. But what do we do to satisfy our spiritual hunger and thirst? Today on Abounding Grace we learn the answer is in Jesus.

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As you’re shopping in the local grocery store, you’ll notice a wide variety of bread that’s available for purchase. And we all know that can satisfy our hunger temporarily. But today we’d like to draw your attention to a bread that completely satisfies. It’s bread that Jesus alone provides. That comes to our attention in John chapter six.

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Have a sense of entitlement is not the only problem you’ll face, as you give. There are more. And we’ll hear about them today on Abounding Grace with pastor Ed Taylor.

We’ve been learning about the gift of giving mentioned in Romans chapter twelve. Today we’ll consider the traps that we can easily fall into as we exercise this gift.

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We’ve been in the gospel of John here recently, and today we join the disciples out on the Sea of Galilee. A storm is about to break out, and pastor Ed has observed that this was no surprise to Jesus. He knew full well it was going to happen. And this would serve to be a protecting storm for these disciples.

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Storms come and go in our lives. But what you may not realize is sometimes Jesus sends us into a storm and for a very good reason. Much like He did for the disciples in the passage before us. Today on Abounding Grace we’ll see a storm break out on the Sea of Galilee. It was a test of faith, to see if they would trust God to protect them.

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Chapter six of John will be the centerpiece of our study. Imagine hosting a get together, and discover that you don’t have enough food to go around. That would be quite embarrassing, right? But in our day and age the problem could probably be solved by making a trip to the grocery store. This luxury wasn’t available in the days of Christ, making what we’re about to read even more astounding. Five loaves and two fish. Perhaps enough to feed a couple of people, but certainly not five thousand, right? Nothing is impossible for God as Pastor Ed Taylor points out!

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Thousands of hungry people, and just five loaves and two fish. The disciples of Christ saw this as a problem, but Jesus had the provision and was more than able to meet the need. And friend He can meet your needs too. Today, pastor Ed Taylor points out why God allows us to be tested and how we can pass these tests of life. We’re in John chapter six.

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When you were a child did you have parents that would chart your growth on a wall in the house? There’d be little marks with a date beside it, showing just how much you’ve grown over the years. Today on Abounding Grace we’d like you to consider your spiritual maturity and growth. Are you growing as you should be, and how do we maintain our spiritual growth?

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Faith is always involved when it comes to biblical giving but not like it’s typically presented! We are in the middle of a list of gifts found in Romans chapter twelve. And last time we began to look at the gift of giving. We’ll hear more about this important gift this weekend.

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I’m sure you’ve heard the old adage: Two things in life are certain- death and taxes! We’re not going to talk about taxes today, but we are going to talk about death. What happens after we die? The Bible adequately answers that all-important question, and we’ll hear what God has to say on the matter today on Abounding Grace. Pastor Ed Taylor will be continuing his series in John’s gospel, as he delivers part two of a message centering around the question, What happens after we die?

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