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While not every Christian is called to be a pastor, we should all have a pastor’s heart! We’ll explain why today on Abounding Grace. As we continue pastor Ed Taylor’s series, Be the Church, we’re taking some time out to learn what the Bible teaches about servanthood. You might think of it as a servant’s class!

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Do you have to be well educated, well spoken, or have lots of followers on social media to be used by God in a great way? Not at all! In fact, as we’ll see today on Abounding Grace, God uses ordinary, flawed human beings for the work of the ministry!

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We hope it’s your desire to be used by God! And today on Abounding Grace we’ll be encouraged by this God uses ordinary, regular people like you and me! Pastor Ed Taylor will begin a servant’s class today, as part of our series, Be the Church.

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We’ll be covering Acts chapter nine and verses 20-31 today. If you’ve been with us, you may recall that Saul of Tarsus had a dramatic conversion experience on the road to Damascus. It’s interesting to notice that after he was saved, God spend a considerable amount of time preparing him before he formally began his ministry. Pastor Ed Taylor will relate this to God’s plan for our spiritual growth!

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Today pastor Ed Taylor will use Paul’s conversion to illustrate how God has a plan for our spiritual growth. Join us in Acts chapter nine.

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Maybe you’re a planner? There’s nothing wrong with that! But while planning is good, we still need to be open and sensitive to the Lord’s leading and apply some biblical principles in our decision making. Today on Abounding Grace we’ll notice some of the principles that guided Paul. We give our attention to his travel plans and the lessons that flow from it are huge!

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Maybe you’re unhappy about the place you’re at today? You’re in a job that is unsatisfying, or school seems like it’s taking forever to complete or maybe you’re frustrated that you’re single and want to get married! Today on Abounding Grace we discover a valuable principle and that is Nothing is Wasted by God to get us to the place we belong! Even those challenges! Pastor Ed Taylor observes this in Acts chapter nine, and we’ll be encouraged along the way to just be faithful where God has us!

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You may be tempted to think your unsaved friend or family member will never get saved, but today on Abounding Grace we’ll see that Saul’s Salvation story proves otherwise. Pastor Ed Taylor opens Acts chapter nine where we find Saul of Tarsus coming to know the Lord! It’s a brilliant reminder that nobody is beyond the reach of God and we’re never to write someone off as unreachable!

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You may be tempted to think your unsaved friend or family member will never get saved, but today on Abounding Grace we’ll see that Saul’s Salvation story proves otherwise. We’re delighted to be with you today. Pastor Ed Taylor opens Acts chapter nine where we find Saul of Tarsus coming to know the Lord! It’s a brilliant reminder that nobody is beyond the reach of God and we’re never to write someone off as unreachable!

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Some might have voted him least likely to become a Christian, he was Saul of Tarsus. And Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor looks at his conversion. Every conversion is a miracle and therefore dramatic. But in terms of who he was before he came to Christ, the effect it had on the whole world, not to mention the particular circumstances of it Saul’s conversion is most dramatic. The story is found in Acts chapter nine - please turn there as we join pastor Ed who makes the case, No One is Beyond the Reach of God.

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