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Listening friend are you living under the weight of condemnation? Maybe you’re feeling a certain heaviness as you think back on all your failures in life, or you’re experiencing the burden of trying to please God by your own efforts! That’s where a lot of people are at today, but there is a better way. Today on Abounding Grace we discover that if you’re in Christ, you’re no longer condemned, but loved!

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Today. we’ll continue our series though Second Corinthians with an important message about false teachers. Now, every message based on the words of the bible is important, but in the day and age we live in, warnings about false teachers is especially important. They are everywhere today, and the deceptions are sometimes very subtle. But they are also very dangerous.

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You’re in for a real treat today as pastor Ed Taylor picks up where we left off in his new mini-series, “Free from our Past.” Today we turn to Jeremiah chapter 52 and draw attention to the King of Babylon who showed a great deal of forgiveness. Keep in mind, he wasn’t even a believer! How much more should we as Christians be known as forgiving people.

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Are you holding on to some unforgiveness? Maybe it’s a spouse that really hurt you, or a father than abandoned you? As we’ll learn today on Abounding Grace that unforgiveness will leave you in a prison of misery. So pastor Ed Taylor will take some time today to explain the freedom that forgiveness brings to a human life. Today we’re beginning a short but powerful series called, “Free from our Past!”

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We’re often quick to make snap judgements based on outward appearance. For instance how often do we see someone who is good looking get elected into office! Or you see someone shabbily dressed and think poorly of them! But as we’ll see today, it’s not a good idea to judge others based on outward appearance. That’s a real problem today, as it was in Paul’s day.

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A police officer wouldn’t dream of leaving the office without his or her service weapon. Those in the armed forces wouldn’t step into enemy territory without their weaponry. And as believers in Christ, it would be foolish to try to fight our daily battles without the spiritual weaponry that God has provided. Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor shows us how to fight, and use our spiritual weapons in this spiritual war we find ourselves in. It’s part of our study in Second Corinthians.

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Second Corinthians chapter ten exposes the spiritual war that we find ourselves in as believers, along with the weapons we’re given to be successful. We’ll learn that one of the best ways to fight is on our knees in prayer. It’s an important and relevant section of scripture.

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Have you ever looked at someone… maybe how they’re dressed… and right away made some conclusions about them? And later on down the road you discovered you had it all wrong! We tend to do things like that, more than we may care to admit. But today we’ll discover it’s not a wise thing to do. Pastor Ed has framed his message around Second Corinthians chapter ten.

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Today pastor Ed Taylor finishes up Second Corinthians chapter nine. If you’ve been with us lately you know the focus has been on our giving to God. We’re about to see the benefits for doing so, and there are four of them that pastor Ed has noticed in our passage.

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J. Hudson Taylor said, “When God’s work is done in God’s way for God’s glory, it will never lack God’s supply!” And haven’t you found that to be true in your life? Today on Abounding Grace we’ll learn as we give cheerfully and with a willing heart God will take care of our needs. He’ll supply!

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