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Anger… it’s one of the most frequently committed sins in the body of Christ. But what’s often left behind are hurt feelings, and damaged relationships! Today on Abounding Grace we’ll see how to deal with anger, so we can break free from our past. Pastor Ed Taylor will use Moses as an example that we can learn from. Yes, even Moses had an anger problem.

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Someone has wisely observed that anger is just one letter removed from danger, and that should remind us that when we’re angry, we’re treading on dangerous ground! Pastor Ed points out in today’s study how anger very often is holding us back from freedom from our past.

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We’re developing a series called, “Free from our Past,” here on Abounding Grace with pastor Ed Taylor. We learned last time that a key to a fruitful life is abiding in Jesus. Apart from the Lord we can do nothing. And so we should learn to live moment by moment in dependence upon God. Today we’ll make the connection between this abiding life and breaking free from our past.

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We’re in John chapter 15 today, where Jesus speaks of abiding in Him. This is part of our series, “Free from our Past.” You might be wondering at this point, well how does abiding in Jesus relate to moving forward from our past? You’re about to find out.

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Maybe you grew up in a church that boiled the Christian life down to a list of do’s and don’ts. And after you went out there and gave it your best shot, you were left frustrated and discouraged, as you simply didn’t measure up! Today on Abounding Grace we’ll discover that Jesus has set us free from that sort of burden. Instead He calls us to a life of faith and belief. Pastor Ed Taylor focuses on just a few verses today in Romans chapter eight. And they are verses 2-4.

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Pastor Ed Taylor will be along shortly and continue our study in Second Corinthians. We left off in chapter eleven, at verse three. The apostle Paul is expressing his deep concern for the church in Corinth. They were dealing with deceivers, liars, and phonies. Savage wolves had come into the church and they were ripping them off, so Paul is going to tell it like it is.

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As we turn back to Romans chapter eight, we encounter a glorious truth. There is incredible freedom to be found in Jesus and the gospel of grace. We’re released from the burden of trying to live up to a standard, we could never reach on our own. Instead, God has done all the heavy lifting for us. And when we realize it’s all done by Jesus, we can simply embrace it by faith and be thankful!

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So you say your past is haunting you, hurting you and holding you back! What if anything can you do about it? Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor will suggest a few very practical things you can do with your past. We talked about the first last time, and that was to forget the past. Let’s see what the other two are today.

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Maybe you look back on your past with deep regret, and feel like it’s really holding you back. Is there anything that can be done about it? Listen in today and find out what to do with your past. We’re continuing a series titled, “Free from our Past.” You’re about to hear three very practical things that you can do with your past, when it’s remembered or even brought against you in some way!

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Today we invite you to join us in Romans chapter eight, verse one, as we continue our series, “Free From Our Past.” When we become a Christian we’re no longer condemned. But that doesn’t mean we won’t feel condemned at times. Sometimes others will condemn us, and sometimes we bring it on ourselves. So how do we get beyond that to embrace God’s truth for our lives? Pastor Ed Taylor will suggest starting with a proper understanding of what it is to be in Christ.

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