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Marriage as the Bible defines it is under attack today like never before! That’s seen in the high rate of divorce and adultery, to the attempts to redefine it. Now more than ever we needed to be reminded of God’s truth about marriage, and Hebrews chapter thirteen is a good place to turn for that. Pastor Ed Taylor will have us consider just one verse today, and that’s verse four.

For some of you, you’ve been hit with one trial after another this year, and you’re really struggling. The temptation at such times is to pull away from others, stop loving, and even turn bitter and angry. But God’s Word to you is this Let brotherly love continue! And that’s the emphasis of today’s Abounding Grace, as we enter into Hebrews chapter thirteen.

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For some of you, you’ve been hit with one trial after another this year, and you’re really struggling. The temptation at such times is to pull away from others, stop loving, and even turn bitter and angry. But God’s Word to you is this Let brotherly love continue! And that’s the emphasis of today’s Abounding Grace, as we enter into Hebrews chapter thirteen.

I’m sure you’ve experienced it, you’re speaking to someone, but their mind is a million miles away. They’re not hearing a word you’re saying. Sometimes we’re that way with God. He’s speaking, but we’re not receptive. As we continue our study of Hebrews chapter twelve, Pastor Ed is going to have us consider First Samuel chapter three. Here we receive quite a contrast between one who received God’s Word, and someone who didn’t.

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I’m sure you’ve experienced it, you’re speaking to someone, but their mind is a million miles away. They’re not hearing a word you’re saying. Sometimes we’re that way with God. He’s speaking, but we’re not receptive. As we continue our study of Hebrews chapter twelve, Pastor Ed is going to have us consider First Samuel chapter three. Here we receive quite a contrast between one who received God’s Word, and someone who didn’t.

We believe that God can save anyone, because He saved us. But when we face resistance to the gospel we can start to get discouraged, and even think maybe God can’t save them. Well He can, as we’ll hear today on Abounding Grace with Pastor Ed Taylor. We’ve come to Romans chapter eleven that reveals God’s ability not only to save an individual but even a nation.

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We believe that God can save anyone, because He saved us. But when we face resistance to the gospel we can start to get discouraged, and even think maybe God can’t save them. Well He can, as we’ll hear today on Abounding Grace with Pastor Ed Taylor. We’ve come to Romans chapter eleven that reveals God’s ability not only to save an individual but even a nation.

As we head back to Hebrews chapter twelve we’re going to key in on this phrase: See that you do not refuse Him who speaks. It’s an important reminder for tough times like these, when it’s so tempting to refuse the Word of God. But as we’ll discover, there’s always a price to pay when we refuse the Word.

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As we head back to Hebrews chapter twelve we’re going to key in on this phrase: See that you do not refuse Him who speaks. It’s an important reminder for tough times like these, when it’s so tempting to refuse the Word of God. But as we’ll discover, there’s always a price to pay when we refuse the Word.

Pastor Ed Taylor is nearing the end of a lengthy study in Hebrews, and we’ll cover some more ground in chapter twelve today. The gospel is to be of first importance. Everything comes from the gospel, to the gospel and through the gospel for the believer. Our identity and purpose in life starts there. But we also want to be aware of some real temptations to leave the pure and true gospel, just like the Hebrew believers were tempted to do nearly 2,000 years ago.

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