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In your study of the Bible, have you ever encountered a verse or two that left you asking, How in the world does that apply to us? I think it’s safe to say First Corinthians eleven is one such place. Here the subject of head coverings comes up. There were some women in the church at Corinth who chose not to wear head coverings and this caused quite a stir. Here we are centuries later and obviously that’s not a cultural norm in America. So do we toss this passage out thinking it no longer applies? Actually pastor Ed Taylor says it has something very important to say to us.

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Today we’ll be talking about the faithfulness of God, and I know you’ll be encouraged as we do. It’s with Second Kings chapter 24 in view, that we bring you part one of the "Overwhelming Faithfulness of God."

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Today on Abounding Grace we visit Second Kings 23, and remember King Josiah is on the throne! And he’s cleaning house and taking care of business. Revival is happening and excitement is returning. So we’re using this as an opportunity to consider if revival is needed in our own lives! Just perhaps what God motivated Josiah to do is exactly what He’s wanting you to do!

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We’re in the process of uncovering the steps that lead to revival in our lives. And today pastor Ed Taylor will show us how the reading of the Word and cleaning house plays a big part in personal revival!

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Ed Taylor is at the tail-end of a study in Second Kings. We’ll join him in chapter 22. We learned last time the first two steps to genuine revival are what is broken or neglected is repaired. And then we find the Word of God and begin to live it out! We’ll pickup today with pastor Ed’s third point, and that has to do with repentance.

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Many are crying out for revival in our country. It’s not hard to see our desperate need for that as things have gone from bad to worse in recent years. But today on Abounding Grace we’ll learn that revival starts with the individual that is you and me! We’ll carefully consider a few things about revival as pastor Ed Taylor opens Second Kings chapter 22.

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The Jewish customs in the apostle Paul’s day were quite a bit different than what we find in today’s culture. For example, they couldn’t uncover their heads in public because it was dishonoring to their husband. While the specifics may be cultural, there are some lessons which are timeless. Pastor Ed Taylor will show us that it’s important to consider both context and culture, before applying God’s Word to our lives.

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Today on Abounding Grace we’ll recall a time when the people were seduced by a King to sacrifice their children on the altar of prosperity! While we shake our heads in disgust, we’ll pause to reflect on the condition of our own nation, as the very same thing is happening!

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We’ve been in Second Kings here lately. And if you’ll recall, we focused on King Hezekiah in recent programs, who was very godly! But now his son is about to take the throne, and unlike his Father, King Manasseh was a very wicked ruler. Let’s see what we can learn from it all today on Abounding Grace.

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If you’ll recall we’ve been hearing about the rule and reign of King Hezekiah. He was a good and godly King, and God is about to heal him of his sickness and give him 15 more years of life. But like many of us, he makes a big mistake that’s rooted in pride. He failed to bring something before the Lord, and paid dearly for it. Let’s see what we can learn from this common mistake today on the program.

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