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How could they do such a thing! When was the last time you thought that? Maybe it came to mind the moment you heard of a pastor being removed from his position due to sin. Or perhaps right after you hear that somebody at work was fired for improper behavior. But a much better response would be in humility to learn from their mistakes, so we don’t repeat them. Realizing we’re capable of doing the very same thing! Today we’ll set out to learn from the mistakes of the Israelites in Old Testament times. As you’ll see, we struggle with some of the very same issues.

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Are you struggling with a particular sin right now? Maybe you lose your temper quite easily, or you look at things you shouldn’t on the internet? Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor points us to the freedom that can be found in Christ. It’s part of our series in Second Kings. Today we spotlight chapter thirteen. We’re talking about the consequences of walking in sinful ways.

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Maybe you’ve noticed as you’ve watched TV or even many movies, how sinful actions are often applauded and glamourized. But what’s not often shown, are the consequences of walking in sin. Today on Abounding Grace we bring that to light, through a study in Second Kings thirteen.

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It’s one thing to start well, and quite another to finish well. Today on Abounding Grace, be encouraged to be faithful to God from start to finish. Pastor Ed Taylor will recall the example of a King who had a good beginning, but like so many today, he had a sad ending.

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We’re in Second Kings twelve today. You can probably think of an example of someone you know that started well, but didn’t finish so well. Sadly that’s very common and a pattern we’ve seen through the ages, and we’ll see that in the life of a King today.

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We’ve got a great Christmas message lined up for you from pastor Ed Taylor, based in Luke 2 and Isaiah 9. And we’re going to be talking about Why Jesus was born why A Son was given!

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Merry Christmas! What a joy it is to be with you on this weekend before Christmas, as we recall Jesus coming into this world to provide life and salvation to all that would receive this precious gift. Now that’s better than any gift you’ll find sitting under a tree today. Today on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor visits Isaiah chapter nine, which describes God’s greatest gift to man. We’ll learn a little bit about this great gift and how to receive it too.

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If you’re a believer in Christ, no doubt it’s your desire to be used by God. But what kind of person does God use? We’re about to find out through a study in Second Kings 12, here on Abounding Grace with pastor Ed Taylor. We’ll learn among other things that God wants us to be flexible, filled with the Spirit and wisdom and faithful.

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Ed Taylor is going through Second Kings at the present time. We’ll turn to chapter twelve today. What sort of person does God use? We’re about to find out. And it extends way beyond the pastor of your church. He has a plan and purpose for you too!

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So how are you with waiting friend? Let’s say the line at the grocery store is five or six people? Or how about traffic slows down big time, and you’re just sitting around for hour! If you’re like most you grow impatient and maybe even angry. But today on Abounding Grace we learn a valuable life lesson, while we’re waiting God is working! That comes shining through in Second Kings eleven.

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