If you’re a little confused about what the rapture is, and when it will occur, join us as today’s lesson deals with this very subject. In Second Kings two, Elijah is taken up to heaven in a whirlwind. And as you’ll soon see, it’s strikingly similar to what believers will experience at the rapture.

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Here in Second Kings chapter two, Elijah is taken up to heaven in a whirlwind. It happened instantaneously. And pastor Ed believes this is a picture of the rapture of the church. In today’s lesson he’ll give us a helpful survey of this beautiful doctrine of the rapture, the next event on the prophetic calendar.

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Elijah is about to be taken up into heaven in a whirlwind, and pass the baton on to Elisha. We’ll see what happened during his final moments on earth, and pastor Ed will offer up some observations that we can relate to our service and ministry in the Lord.

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If you knew this was your last day on earth, how would you spend it? It would say a lot about you and your priorities wouldn’t it? Today on Abounding Grace we get right back into our series in 2nd Kings. It’s Elijah’s last day on earth. And before he’s taken up into heaven through a whirlwind he chooses to invest time in his disciple Elisha.

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While the message of the gospel must never be changed or altered in any way, the methods can and should change through the years. But are we open to what the Lord is wanting to do? Are you resistant to change, or accepting of it? Think that through with us today on Abounding Grace as we dive back into Second Kings with pastor Ed Taylor.

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We have great liberty in Christ, but does that mean anything goes? Maybe you’ve heard some of your friends excuse their behavior, thinking that’s the case. Our salvation is a free gift from God and isn’t obtained by works or legalistic rules. However, as we’re about to see, we want to be careful to ask, how will my decisions in the grey areas affect those around me?

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Whether your car has broken down on the side of the freeway, you’ve just lost a job, or you’re being falsely accused be encouraged to call on the name of the Lord when you’re in trouble today on Abounding Grace. Calling out to any false god won’t help in the least. That’s the great lesson in front of us as we turn to Second Kings with pastor Ed Taylor.

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It was back in July that we started First Kings, and today on Abounding Grace we wrap up the series! In recent days we’ve been following the rule and reign of King Ahab. His life speaks of what will happen if we refuse to turn to the Lord, and what the wages of sin really is! Sadly his story didn’t end well. But that doesn’t have to be the case for you.

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See if this sounds familiar. You have this feeling in your gut that something isn’t right. You can’t put your finger on it, but the alarm is going off inside! That’s really what’s going on here in First Kings 22. And pastor Ed will relate it to how the Holy Spirit works in the lives of believers today.

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When we’re waiting in line at the grocery store, in commuter traffic, or at the doctor’s office, you might be thinking of it as a waste of your time. But when God has us in the waiting room, there’s a purpose and good reason for it. Today on Abounding Grace we’ll help you make sense of these seasons of silence. Even Elijah went through such a season.

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