Maybe you’ve noticed it in your life… it starts off with a small compromise, and things go from bad to worse in a hurry! We’ll see this play out before our eyes through the life of Pharoah, as we turn together to Exodus chapter nine. God sent a very clear message to Pharoah, “Let my people go!” But he did not regard the Word of the Lord and paid the price.

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Today on Abounding Grace we’ll take you to Exodus chapter nine and see what compromise leads to. The enemy will offer us compromises, but if we cave, we’ll pay the price later on down the road. The Pharoah is a good example of this for us to consider.

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Today on Abounding Grace we’ll look at Paul’s experience with a thorn in the flesh. He was suffering with it for over fourteen years, and asked God repeatedly to remove it. The Lord chose not to for a very good reason. Pastor Ed Taylor says there’s something here in this story for us to hold on to, when we encounter difficult times. He’s covering Second Corinthians chapter twelve.

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Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor brings us a study in Exodus chapters seven and eight. Can you think of an example of a hard heart in the Bible? No doubt many of you immediately think of Pharoah! And for good reason. As we’ll see today, God gave him chance after chance to do what He told him to do. When the pressure was on Pharoah would comply, but when the pressure was off, he was back to doing things his way rather than God’s. There are quite a number of people like Pharoah living today... and maybe some or a lot of his stubborness can be seen in your life? Let’s be encouraged by the Scriptures to go God’s way, instead of our own.

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Today on the broadcast, pastor Ed brings us a study in Exodus chapters seven and eight, where a battle is going on - the battle for deliverance by God, and the resistance of the Pharoah. It’s here that we see the power of God displayed in the form of Plagues. And through all of this we receive some wonderful lessons for our lives today.

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As we turn together to Exodus chapter seven we’re going to see how God would deliver His people and would use Moses and Aaron to be His messengers to the Pharoah. The Lord is about to use some miracles to prove to the Pharoah that these men were sent by God!

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We’re traveling through Exodus one verse at a time in a study of God’s deliverance. God has a message for Pharoah, “Let my people go!”Well as you may know, Pharoah refused, and God would make Himself known by sending a series of plagues to get his attention and show His power over the false Egyptian gods. It’s foolish to fight against God, as you can’t win that battle.

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Parents, I’m sure you’ve heard this a time or two from your kids, “I don’t want to do that!” It’s at that time we need to remind them that they’re to obey, even when they don’t feel like it right? As we turn to Exodus chapter six Moses is struggling with God’s calling on his life. In essence he’s saying, “I don’t want to do this God!” It’s a good reminder to us why we need to hear and obey the Lord in all things.

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Today, we’ll take a look at what the apostle Paul referred to as his thorn in the flesh. Still today, God gives His children thorns, and as we’ll see it’s for good reason!

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What’s in a name? More than you may realize, especially when you’re talking about the names of God. Today on Abounding Grace we turn your attention to El Shaddai, the all-sufficient one. Put another way, the all-powerful one! Pastor Ed Taylor is going chapter by chapter through Exodus, and today’s message is framed around chapter six.

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