Today on Abounding Grace we’ll take another look at Jacob’s family. It was a mess, to put it mildly. In Genesis chapter 34 we hear of a terrible rape and murder that occured. It will serve as a needed reminder to us that taking revenge only makes things worse! We’ll also hear about the dangers of greed and coveting! I think you’d agree, there’s a lot of that going on in our world!

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Rape, murder, deception... while that may sound to us like the headliner for a local newscast, would you believe it’s also a description of the 34th chapter of Genesis? We’ll take a look at it today on Abounding Grace. And through it all we’ll learn a thing or two about reconciliation and forgiveness.

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As Christians as long as we have breath, we’re to be always growing in grace. We never arrive until we get to heaven. Today on Abounding Grace we’ll take a look at some of the changes God is bringing about in Jacob’s life, and it is encouraging. Though he’s still wrestling with the flesh, there are some noticeable changes in his life.

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Whether you’ve been hit with the news that you have cancer, or you’re suffering through a disease like diabetes or parkinsons, it’s important to know that God cares about you and what you’re going through. And it just may be in His plan and will to heal you! Today on Abounding Grace we’ll spend some time talking about the gifts of healings. Yes God does heal today, but pastor Ed Taylor cautions us not to make the mistake of thinking the Lord will heal everyone who has faith.

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Today we’ll resume our series in Genesis. When we left Jacob’s story, he was in a good place, now governed by God after a big wrestling match. But that doesn’t mean that he’s arrived and there’s nothing more to learn in life! We’re to be always growing in grace. It’s true for Jacob, and true for me and you.

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You’ve no doubt seen a sporting event that was a total mismatch from the word go. Perhaps it was the lowest seed playing the top seeded team. Today on Abounding Grace we’ll take a look at the greatest mismatch of all. Jacob is about to enter into a wrestling match with God, and it would lead him to a place of full surrender, governed by God.

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Pastor Ed Taylor is leading a study in Genesis right now, and we have an eye on chapter 32. There are three notable events here involving Jacob. The first was his encounter with angels! Then we find Jacob in prayer! And finally we’ll hear of Jacob in a wrestling match with God.

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We’re about to continue our study of Genesis, and our plan today is to complete chapter 31. Throughout this chapter pastor Ed Taylor has observed God’s protective hand in Jacob’s life. You might say He’s stirring the nest in Jacob’s life, to move Jacob along! And you can be sure, the Lord will do the same for us at times. If we’re wise we’ll recognize it!

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Today we dive back into our study of Genesis with pastor Ed Taylor. In chapter 31 Jacob is in a vulnerable place, but God is going to protect him. A strong case could be made that Jacob really didn’t deserve it. But that’s God’s protective grace, giving us what we don’t deserve! And I should add He does the same in our lives!

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We’re in the midst of a series based in First Corinthians, and discussing the various manifestations of the Spirit. You might think of these as gifts that God gives to us for a specific moment in time, just when we need it. Today we’ll draw your attention to the manifestation of faith, as we get back to First Corinthians twelve.

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