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Today we’ll be wrapping up our four-part mini-series called, A Church That’s Well. We’ve learned thus far that a healthy, vibrant church is made up of four ingredients they’re worshipping, evangelistic, learning and loving. And last time pastor Ed Taylor showed us that being fully committed is important too! And today we’ll be encouraged to embrace a simple life. As this world gets darker and harder, that’s a message we need to hear.

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Today we return to pastor Ed Taylor’s series in Acts called, Be the Church. When you came to Christ, were you under the impression it would be easy? It probably didn’t take you long to realize it’s full of warfare, trials, challenges and persecution! It requires commitment. And pastor Ed will seek to drive that home in today’s message based in Acts chapter two.

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Today on Abounding Grace we continue pastor Ed Taylor’s series in Acts. And right now in chapter two we’re noticing a church that’s Well is one that’s worshipping, evangelistic, learning and loving! That’s the pattern of the early church and one to follow. Today pastor Ed focuses on evangelism and the church.

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While many Christians are sitting in the stands watching the game, so to speak, while a few are actually participating our aim today on Abounding Grace is to encourage you to get off the sidelines and into the game. It starts by realizing you are very important to the team or church. Today pastor Ed Taylor visits First Corinthians twelve and points out a very common attack that you’ll no doubt face as you walk with Christ.

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We're in the midst of pastor Ed Taylor’s new series in Acts. We’re taking our time in chapter two, as it communicates so very much to us. In verses 40-47 we find four key ingredients that made the early church so strong and healthy. By the way, these are characteristics God wants to develop in the church today!

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Pastor Ed Taylor is in the midst of a series in Acts called, Be the Church. And right now we’re discovering what a healthy church looks like. They’re learning, loving, and as we’ll see today they’re worshipping too!

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What does a healthy church look like? That’s the question we’re continuing to ask here at Abounding Grace. And Acts chapter two provides a wonderful answer. Last time we were together we learned that a healthy church is one that’s learning. Now today we’ll go on to see that they are loving!

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Today we return to pastor Ed Taylor’s series in Acts, and right now we’re placing special emphasis on chapter two, verses 40-47. We’re uncovering what a healthy, well balanced church looks like, using the acronym W.E.L.L. W stands for worshipping. E- Evangelizing. L- Learning. And the other L is Loving. Today we’re going to primarily focus on Learning and see how that plays a huge part in us being spiritually healthy.

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We hope it’s your desire to be a part of a strong, healthy church. But what does a healthy church look like, according to God? We get some clues in Acts chapter two. Pastor Ed Taylor has observed four ingredients in a church that’s Well! And today on Abounding Grace we’ll begin looking at each of these ingredients. The first of which is Learning!

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Many Christians have believed the lie from the enemy that they’re not very important or needed. And so they remain on the sidelines. Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor urges us to get back into the game, as he takes us to First Corinthians twelve.

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