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When we become a new person in Jesus, we not only have heaven to look forward to, but a glorious purpose here on earth. A big part of that involves serving! With that said, there is a right and wrong motive that we need to address. We’ll talk about it on today’s Abounding Grace.

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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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If you’ve received Christ as your personal Lord and Savior, that’s wonderful. Your salvation is secure and you’re on your way to heaven. But did you realize, you’ll still give an account for your life and stand before the Bema Seat Judgment of Christ? This is not regarding your salvation, but rather eternal rewards. And today on Abounding Grace, pastor Ed Taylor helps us get ready. He wants us to consider three things in light of the Bema Seat, found in Second Corinthians five.

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In Second Corinthians chapter five, we are reminded that we all will give an account to the Lord for the things that we’ve done on earth – even believers. That ought to inspire us to make it our goal to please the Lord.

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Pastor Ed Taylor has been taking us through the Book of Second Corinthians and we invite you to open your Bible to chapter five. The apostle Paul had his sights set on heaven, and that helped him get through the trials of life. Pastor Ed believes the same holds true for us.

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I bet you can think of some people who are going through a really hard time right now. Maybe it’s a friend who has lost a loved one, or a family member who was just diagnosed with cancer? Or maybe that someone is you! Afflictions and struggles are apart of life. With that said, In Christ we have a glorious future to look forward to in heaven. Pastor Ed Taylor believes keeping an eternal mindset is a key to living victoriously and making it through the suffering we’re bound to face.

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We all go through difficult times, but if we’re a Christian and have eyes to see, we can look back and notice that God accomplished something great through it all. Not only that, we have heaven to look forward to. Keeping that eternal perspective will serve to help you avoid losing heart and giving up too soon. Today on Abounding Grace we take you to Second Corinthians four.

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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! Pastor Ed Taylor draws that out from Second Corinthians chapter nine.

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As we turn back to Second Corinthians today, we notice some in the church had lost focus. They received this letter from the apostle Paul reminding them that the ministry is to be about Jesus and not about ourselves. It’s a good reminder for us today as we so often struggle in that department. In Second Corinthians chapter four we’re introduced to the culprit working behind the scenes contributing to this problem.

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So there you are sitting in church listening to the pastor’s message, but how do you really know he’s handling the Word correctly? Or you’re studying the Bible on your own, and not sure what the correct interpretation is. Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor will provide some helpful steps in handling the Word correctly. It’s part of our study of Second Corinthians, and today we’ll be in chapter four.

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