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Here we are in the month of October, and for as long as I can remember it’s been designated as pastor appreciation month. And I think you’d agree our pastors, missionaries and leaders need encouragement. If you want to be a big help to your pastor, be sure to listen. That’s what today’s message is all about, as we return to Hebrews 13:7.

The forgiveness of sin is man’s greatest need and God’s greatest achievement. How? In a word grace. It’s not an excuse to continue to sin but the remedy. With that said, we’ll hear today on Abounding Grace that there’s two responses to grace we need to guard against. As we continue in Romans we’ll hear of the danger of becoming a legalist or lawless.

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The forgiveness of sin is man’s greatest need and God’s greatest achievement. How? In a word grace. It’s not an excuse to continue to sin but the remedy. With that said, we’ll hear today on Abounding Grace that there’s two responses to grace we need to guard against. As we continue in Romans we’ll hear of the danger of becoming a legalist or lawless.

After church, some people are known to sit around their Sunday lunch table for roast pastor! With the advent of the internet, a good number of people are quick to criticize spiritual leaders! But today on Abounding Grace, we’ll be encouraged to support our leaders! And Pastor Ed Taylor will give us some practical ways we can do that, as we get back to our study of Hebrews.

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After church, some people are known to sit around their Sunday lunch table for roast pastor! With the advent of the internet, a good number of people are quick to criticize spiritual leaders! But today on Abounding Grace, we’ll be encouraged to support our leaders! And Pastor Ed Taylor will give us some practical ways we can do that, as we get back to our study of Hebrews.

God calls some to leadership positions. And we can either be a help or a hindrance to them. In today’s study Pastor Ed will address how we are to treat our spiritual leaders.

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God calls some to leadership positions. And we can either be a help or a hindrance to them. In today’s study Pastor Ed will address how we are to treat our spiritual leaders.

At the end of Hebrews we run across several exhortations and encouragements. And one of them, which we’ll look at today, has to do with our relationship to the leaders God has placed in our lives. We can so easily forget about them, so this call to remember them is so needed.

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At the end of Hebrews we run across several exhortations and encouragements. And one of them, which we’ll look at today, has to do with our relationship to the leaders God has placed in our lives. We can so easily forget about them, so this call to remember them is so needed.

We so often think of afflictions as working against us, but good can actually come out of it, including a deepening of our generous hearts. Today on Abounding Grace, Pastor Ed Taylor revisits Hebrews chapter thirteen and Second Corinthians chapter eight. The church we'll hear about was in a great trial and deep in poverty. But they weren’t stingy or tight-fisted as you might expect. Rather they were joyful and generous! Let’s allow this to challenge us to be the same.

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