Whether we realize it or not, we’re easily influenced by the people we’re in close relationship with. Whether that’s our spouse, close friends, or even business partners. That’s why today’s warning from Second Corinthians chapter six is so important for us to hear and receive. Pastor Ed Taylor is going to show us why it’s never a good idea to be unequally yoked with an unbeliever. Now does that mean, we’re not to hang out with the unsaved? Let’s find out.

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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 win. We’ll learn that one of the best ways to fight is on our knees in prayer.

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Perhaps you’re not so happy with where you’re at today. You have a job that isn’t satisfying to you, or you’ve been in school more years than you can count? While it would be easy for you to jump ship, pastor Ed Taylor wants us to look behind the scenes and see what God is doing! You’ll soon see, God has a plan for your life, and that includes right where you’re at today. Nothing is wasted by Him. With that in mind, we need to remain faithful.

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As we open up Second Corinthians chapter six, the apostle Paul is listing some of the things he endured as a minister of Jesus. Remember he’s defending his ministry, pointing out what he endured and how he lived to demonstrate he was truly an apostle of God.

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Pastor Ed Taylor is in the middle of a series in Second Corinthians, and if you’ll recall the apostle Paul has been defending himself, and explaining his ministry. Apparently there were those that came against him, with false accusations. But Paul was a true man of God, and you only need to look at his life and ministry to see that. We’ll find a list of things that really serve to validate his ministry in Second Corinthians six.

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As you look back on your life, maybe you’re ashamed of what you used to be! You lived a life that involved drugs, violence, and you were quick to get angry too. But here’s the good news, if you’re a Christian, you’re no longer identified by your past. You’re a new creation in Christ. That’s how God sees you, and how you should see yourself. That’s our focus today on Abounding Grace.

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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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