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Ever been in a place where you felt trapped, and fear and anxiety were overwhelming you? It’s a common experience, and one the nation of Israel was all too familiar with. Today on Abounding Grace the Israelites have just been delivered from Egypt, and they appear to be trapped with the Red Sea in front of them and the Egyptian Army behind them! What happens next is truly amazing, and there are some powerful lessons we can draw from it, the next time we feel trapped or are afraid.

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Ever been backed into a corner, where there appears to be no hope or way out? And you were greatly afraid? It’s a common experience, and one the Israelites were all too familiar with. Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor share the details surrounding the parting of the Red Sea. One of the great miracles of the Bible, and encouraging too! The Israelites looked as good as dead, but God changed everything!

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Maybe you’re facing something so big, so crushing, or devastating that you’re scared and hope seems lost? Today on Abounding Grace we’ll turn to Exodus chapter fourteen and see what to do when a crisis strikes. We’re going through the book of Exodus right now, and if there was ever a group of people who needed God’s provision during a tough stretch it was Moses and the Israelites fleeing from Egypt. In chapter fourteen we see the mighty hand of God continue to protect the people of Israel as they flee the persecution of Pharaoh.

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Examine yourself to see if we’re in the faith today on Abounding Grace. We'll finish our study of Second Corinthians. It’s a good idea to examine ourselves from time to time, and we have that opportunity today with pastor Ed Taylor.

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Pastor Ed Taylor is leading a study of Exodus right now, and today we come back to chapter thirteen. In the minutes ahead you’ll see why we need to learn how to follow God, and our great responsibility to teach the younger generation.

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Today pastor Ed Taylor takes us once again to the book of Exodus, and the actual exodus of the Israelites from Egypt. In chapters thirteen and fourteen we see a great example of how God both leads and protects His people. But we also learn something about how to follow God too!

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Today we return to Exodus, a study of God’s deliverance. But this book also points us to Christ, our salvation, identity and authority too! As we open up chapter twelve we’ll hear all about the Passover, a time when the Lord would strike down the firstborn of Egypt. But would Passover those households who followed His instructions.

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Today we return to our study of Exodus, and speaking of Exodus… we’ve come to the Great Exodus! God has been preparing the nation of Israel for deliverance, and it’s finally arrived here in chapter twelve! It’s an encouraging passage of Scripture about our Great Deliverer.

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Today we polish off our five-part series called, “Greater!” And pastor Ed will suggest adding to this year Greater Remembrance. We’ll recall a time when Samuel took a stone, set it up, and called it “Ebenezer.” It would help the people remember God’s faithfulness.

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Is there someone in your life that you’re having an issue with? I think it’s safe to say, we’ve all been there. While many are quick to post their feelings on the matter on Facebook, or type out an angry lengthy email and hit send, pastor Ed Taylor will suggest a much better approach today on Abounding Grace. And that is to go to the person directly, and take it to the Lord.

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