As we’ve just entered into a new year you can be sure we will have many opportunities to reach people with the gospel in 2025. God desires to reach the lost, and wants to use you to do it. Today on Abounding Grace we’ll be encouraged to receive our assignment from the Lord to share this gospel. We’re on mission with Jesus!

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Your mission should you choose to accept it. Is to get on mission with Jesus! God is doing a great work today, rescuing and redeeming mankind, and we can be apart of it. That comes to our attention in today’s study of Acts chapter thirteen on Abounding Grace. Pastor Ed Taylor will have a look at the first three verses, and tell us about ministry that is to the Lord and for the Lord, using the examples of Mary and Martha.

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Have you ever thought of yourself as a missionary? If you’re a Christian, that’s exactly what you’re called to be. Now you don’t have to go oversees to do that, it can happen in your own neighborhood! Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor challenges us to be the church and get on mission with Jesus, wherever He calls us.

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Today on Abounding Grace we’re talking about discipleship. Pastor Ed Taylor will give us 7 things to help you follow Jesus better! And it all starts with time in the Word and prayer. All of this is part of our series in Acts called, Be the Church, and we’ll be focusing in particular on chapter 12 verse 25.

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Maybe you’ve had some things that were said about you that were just not right or fair. Whether it’s in the form of gossip or slander, it can be downright hurtful. But you’re in good company, because the apostle Paul and even Jesus faced false accusations and criticism. Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor will point to one such occasion in Paul’s life. And we’ll hear him answer a couple of the charges.

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At the end of the Gospel of Matthew we read the charge from Jesus, that we call the Great Commission. And part of it involves making disciples! But what does that look like practically speaking? We’re about to find out as we open Acts chapter twelve verse twenty-five on Abounding Grace. Pastor Ed Taylor will provide a great example of someone who was used in the discipleship process. His name is Barnabus.

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Today on Abounding Grace we contrast the lives of two very different people! One was in prison, resting in the Lord, and was delivered on the heels of prayer! The other was in a prison of sorts toothat of rebellion. And he was taken out. Pastor Ed Taylor will relate this to our lives.

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When a crisis hits we’re prone to worry and maybe even try to solve things in our own human strength. But there’s a better way to go, and it’s on our knees! Today on Abounding Grace we find Peter in prison, resting in the Lord, and a church in constant prayer for Him! What God does next is truly amazing. It’s a good reminder to us of the power of prayer and that it’s never too late to pray!

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Whether it’s the doctor saying it’s cancer, the death of a loved one at a young age, or a job loss… there are times when life appears unfair from our end. When these bombs go off, how do we process it all in a spiritually healthy way? Help is right around the corner on Abounding Grace as pastor Ed Taylor opens up Acts twelve.

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Pastor Ed Taylor will be sharing a message based on the twelfth chapter of Acts and John chapter fifteen. The Lord never promised us a trouble-free life! Rather He said we should expect persecution and suffering in our walk. At this point in the early church tragedy strikes. James was killed and Peter thrown in prison. It’s interesting to note that the church would respond by praying. Pastor Ed Taylor is about to encourage us to trust in and pray to the God just as they did.

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