Find your place in Second Kings chapter four. There’s a wonderful picture here of God’s faithful provision in our lives, as well as how to move from death to life or from hungry to full! And maybe that’s exactly what you need to hear right now, as you’re wondering how to cover rent at the end of the month or you’re living an idolatrous life and looking for a way out?

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Pastor Ed Taylor will continue our study of Second Kings. As we open up chapter four, there’s a serious crisis going on a famine in the land or we could say death in the pot! The people were rebelling against the Lord, through idolatry. But is there a way out of this mess? I’m happy to say there is. And the same holds true for us today!

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Maybe you’ve noticed there are all sorts of voices in the culture competing for our attention today. So how do you filter the bad out, and tune in to God’s voice? That’s what we’re about to find out as we turn to Second Kings four. Just like Elisha we can tune into the spiritual realm and hear God’s gentle whisper.

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Maybe you’ve been wondering lately, what is your calling? Has the Lord called you to pastoral ministry, or maybe to lead the worship team at church, or a small group bible study? Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor shows us the evidence of our calling is the fruit of our lives. We see an example of this in the apostle Paul, and pastor Ed will draw our attention to that through his message based in First Corinthians eight and nine.

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Pastor Ed Taylor is currently leading a study in Second Kings. Find your place in chapter four, where we’ll begin at verse eight. We’re about to be encouraged by the incredible faith of a dear woman going through a really tough time. And maybe that’s where you’re at today? You’re in great distress, not knowing what to do or where to turn! I think you’ll find today’s lesson especially helpful.

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Whether you’re a single parent finding it difficult to make rent each month, or you’ve just been layed off and can’t find a job. Or maybe you’re a missionary and monthly support has really dropped off lately. There’s a message God wants you to hear today He will provide all you need! We’ll be reminded of God’s gracious supply today on Abounding Grace through the story of a dear widow who was in a desperate situation of her own. God came through in a big way. He can do the same in your life.

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Pastor Ed today has an eye on Second Kings four. Maybe like the widow we’ll meet today, you’re at rock bottom? You’ve experienced great loss and it feels like there’s no hope to get out of bed in the morning! We’ll learn today that God will provide all you need. We just need to bring what we have to Him.

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Today pastor Ed picks up where we left off in Second Kings three. Elisha has a word for the people. Go dig some ditches in the valley, and God will provide the much needed water. Pastor Ed believes there’s a word there for us to receive, that has to do with cooperating with God and His agenda.

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We study the Word every day here at Abounding Grace, but how do you know the Bible is reliable? Maybe you know of someone who is quick to question its authenticity? Or maybe that someone is you? Today pastor Ed will give us four very good reasons to trust what we find from Genesis to Revelation!

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As believers there is great freedom that we enjoy in Christ. But we need to realize that there’s also great responsibility to love! Our liberties have the potential of stumbling a weaker brother or sister. So at times we may need to put aside a particular liberty out of love and concern for others. Pastor Ed Taylor has a few examples of that from First Corinthians eight.

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