From our smart phone calendars to sticky notes on the fridge, we create reminders because we’re prone to forget. Today on Abounding Grace the apostle Peter emphasizes the importance of reminders, especially during difficult times.
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From our smart phone calendars to sticky notes on the fridge, we create reminders because we’re prone to forget. Today on Abounding Grace the apostle Peter emphasizes the importance of reminders, especially during difficult times.
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You were made for a purpose. As a believer, you are a part of the body of Christ, the church. That should excite you. And today’s Abounding Grace with pastor Ed Taylor will encourage you to discover it, that you might fulfil it.
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You were made for a purpose. As a believer, you are a part of the body of Christ, the church. That should excite you. And today’s Abounding Grace with pastor Ed Taylor will encourage you to discover it, that you might fulfil it.
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I think we’d all agree it would be rather alarming to meet someone in a 40 year old body, that had the maturity level of a 4 year old. Take that into the spiritual realm now. If we’ve ceased to grow spiritually over the years, then it reveals there’s something terribly wrong. We’re to grow in Christ until we get to heaven and pastor Ed Taylor will encourage us in that direction today on Abounding Grace.
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I think we’d all agree it would be rather alarming to meet someone in a 40 year old body, that had the maturity level of a 4 year old. Take that into the spiritual realm now. If we’ve ceased to grow spiritually over the years, then it reveals there’s something terribly wrong. We’re to grow in Christ until we get to heaven and pastor Ed Taylor will encourage us in that direction today on Abounding Grace.
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We’re just getting started in Second Peter. In times of difficulty we can so easily neglect the important things of life, namely our spiritual life. And so we need reminders like this to stay focused on the Lord and His precious promises. That’s what we’re about to receive in Second Peter chapter one.
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We’re just getting started in Second Peter. In times of difficulty we can so easily neglect the important things of life, namely our spiritual life. And so we need reminders like this to stay focused on the Lord and His precious promises. That’s what we’re about to receive in Second Peter chapter one.
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Just yesterday Ed Taylor introduced our new study of Second Peter and we took notice of who wrote the epistle. These are Peter’s final recorded words and speak of the dangers Christians face from within the church. It’s interesting that when describing himself, Peter used the term, A bondservant of Jesus. And really that’s our calling as Christians! We’re all to be servants of Christ.
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Just yesterday Ed Taylor introduced our new study of Second Peter and we took notice of who wrote the epistle. These are Peter’s final recorded words and speak of the dangers Christians face from within the church. It’s interesting that when describing himself, Peter used the term, A bondservant of Jesus. And really that’s our calling as Christians! We’re all to be servants of Christ.
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Each day on 'Abounding Grace' you will be encouraged to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord, Jesus Christ.