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If you’re not experiencing one yourself, I’m sure you can think of someone who is facing a crisis. It’s something we’ll all go through. But today we’ll see that crisis, can actually be God’s tool to develop us into something beautiful. Much like a potter fashioning the clay.

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Maybe you find yourself in a desperate place in life, as things have turned south in a hurry. That’s the place we find Hannah, as we open First Samuel chapter one on Abounding Grace. She was barren and wanting a child. It was a tragedy for a woman in that day, and even can be for some still today! She was in a miserable place of desperation. And we’ll see that this desperation in her life led to dedication!

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There are many wonderful people to learn about in God’s word. Great men of faith and action that God used like David and the Apostle Paul. Men who gave their lives for the gospel like Steven. Today we’ll again look at the life and times of a woman of God named Hannah. She had some serious trials in her life, not the least of which was her inability to have a child. Through her story we see that dedication came through desperation.

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Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor takes us to First Samuel. This story we’re about to look at reveals that God uses imperfect people and situations. So if this is a difficult time for you, receive wonderful words of encouragement from First Samuel chapter one.

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God uses imperfect people and situations to accomplish His purposes and will, and that should be a great comfort to us. No matter our background, or what we may have done in the past, we can be used by God. And that’s emphasized in the book of First Samuel.

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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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Today we put the finishing touches on our study in Galatians. You may recall when we started this series grace came shining through. And the apostle Paul will end this letter just as he started it, on the high note of grace.

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As we’ve studied Galatians these past few months we’ve seen this epistle is all about grace. So it’s not surprising that the apostle Paul would end the letter on the note of grace. Today pastor Ed Taylor will point out some principles that we’d do well to learn, so we won’t be ripped off by false teaching when it comes our way.

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The enemy wants us to lose heart, to the point we’ll give up on what God has called us to do. It can even happen as we’re doing good and helping others as we’ll see today on Abounding Grace. Today pastor Ed Taylor takes us to Galatians 6:9 and points out several things that can bring weariness. One of them is, it can happen as we’re waiting on the Lord.

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I’m sure we’ve all experienced it on the heels of some trial… we grow weary or even lose heart. But did you realize that can happen as we’re doing good as well? Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor draws our attention to nine things that can bring weariness. These are things to watch out for.

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