So how are you with waiting friend? Let’s say the line at the grocery store is five or six people? Or how about traffic slows down big time, and you’re just sitting around for hour! If you’re like most you grow impatient and maybe even angry. But today on Abounding Grace we learn a valuable life lesson, while we’re waiting God is working! That comes shining through in Second Kings eleven.

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We’ve reached chapter eleven in Second Kings. Here we’re introduced to Ahab’s daughter, and like her dad she’s up to no good. She’s setting out to try to take the leadership over God’s people.

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We’ve all been hurt by the words or actions of another but how we respond to it is critical. Today, we’ll learn how to overcome evil with good through a study in Second Kings chapter ten. Pastor Ed will recall a time when Jehu took things too far, and went on a search and destroy mission to wipe out the descendents of Ahab. It’ll serve to help us respond to betrayal as God would have us.

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Maybe as you were going through school you had a history teacher that would say something along the lines of, those that don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it! It’s a reminder that there’s something important to be learned from those that have gone on before us, and not only their victories but their mistakes. Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor opens First Corinthians ten. And we’ll receive sort of a history lesson regarding the people of Israel as they were wandering in the wilderness and engaged in warfare in the Promised Land. Pastor Ed has noticed some practical lessons for you and me contained in these historical events.

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We’ll be in 2 Kings chapter ten. If you’ve ever been betrayed by someone close to you, you know that can really hurt. Maybe it was a friend that turned their back on you, or a spouse that deserted you? But what do you do? While our tendency might be to turn angry, bitter and get back at them, God would have us forgive. That’s the big lesson ahead of us today with pastor Ed.

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We’ve all experienced it, there was a little bit of mold on a piece of bread. We didn’t remove it, and before long, the entire loaf is moldy and has to be thrown out. Today on Abounding Grace we’ll learn what can happen when we fail to deal radically with the sin in our lives. It can actually spread quickly, and impact our entire life and relationship with God, and even the peace we long to have.

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Very often God is wanting to do a fresh work in and through our lives, but are we open to that? Maybe like many you’re sort of resistant to change and inflexible! Today on Abounding Grace we’ll learn among other things that it’s wise to be ready in season and out of season for whatever God has for us. Like the King we’ll meet today, it could be that the Lord has a sudden change in mind for your life.

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In Second Kings chapter eight there was a King who not wanting to miss out disobeyed the clear command of Scripture. That’s certainly an example we can learn a great deal from in what not to do as you'll hear today.

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We’re making our way through Second Kings. We’ve been learning about what it is to be a man or woman of God. We’ll be encouraged to hear if we will make ourselves available to go where we’re called to go and say what were called to say the Lord will provide the rest. What an exciting prospect to learn about and we'll do that today.

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If you’re a sports fan, you probably know full well that there’s a lot that goes into actually winning. The athletes train long and hard. They eat and sleep right, and should be at the top of their game by the time they compete. But what is necessary to win the Christian race? That’s the question before us today on Abounding Grace. Pastor Ed Taylor opens First Corinthians nine and points to what is required to run to win.

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