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Today we open our Bibles to First Kings thirteen. Jeroboam is King at this particular time, and the Lord is about to send a man of God to him with an important message. In short, he doesn’t receive it or change his ways. And pastor Ed wants to relate this to our lives, so the next time God comes to you with a message you’ll know what to do!

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Today on Abounding Grace we’ll listen in to pastor Ed Taylor’s talk on God’s Predestination and the free will of man. Perhaps you’ve tried to reconcile the two, and fell short. Or you’ve embraced one, and tried to explain away the other. Pastor Ed will suggest a much better approach.

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Maybe you’re single today, and made to feel almost like a second class citizen! You’re bombarded with questions like, Why aren’t you married yet? It’s important for you to know that God says it’s perfectly fine to be single. With that said, it’s also ok to be married. There’s a lot of confusion in this area, and First Corinthians seven provides some much needed truth on the subject.

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As we dive deep into the doctrine of God’s Predestination today on Abounding Grace, some might be thinking we’re opening a can of worms. But in reality we’re just opening the Bible. When rightly understood it’s a precious doctrine to be embraced and it’s really encouraging too. As we continue through First Kings with pastor Ed Taylor he helps us arrive at a biblical balanced position of God’s Predestination and Man’s Free Will.

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While some claim they know the future, the truth is only God does. And as we come to understand this wonderful attribute of God, our trust in Him will grow. Today on Abounding Grace we’ll derive comfort from the truth that God is able to see your life and mine from beginning to end. We refer to this as God’s Foreknowledge, and its touched on in First Kings twelve, verse fifteen.

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Some of us have wondered what it would be like to know the future. While it would be super cool in some cases I suppose, no doubt it would be a little scary in others, wouldn’t it? While our knowledge of what’s ahead is limited to what God chooses to tell us, the Lord knows all things past, present and future. And as we’ll learn today on Abounding Grace that can bring comfort and encouragement to our lives. Pastor Ed Taylor has an eye on First Kings 12:15 today as we pull back the curtain on a precious doctrine God’s foreknowledge.

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Pastor Ed Taylor will focus on First Kings chapter twelve. The Kingdom is divided at this point in time, and as we’ll discover that never ends well. The same holds true today. Whether we’re talking about a nation, family or church, division is destructive in more ways than one. Let’s see what we can take away from this.

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In First Kings 12, King Solomon has just died, and the Kingdom is divided at this point in time. Today we’ll pay particular attention to King Rehoboam’s decision to reject good solid counsel from the elders that served his father. When we’re faced with a decision, it’s always a good idea to allow those that are older in the Lord to speak into our lives! And receive it, when it’s of God!

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It’s my body, I can do what I want with it! If it feels good, do it! If you’ve not said it yourself, no doubt you’ve heard something along those lines. That’s the prevailing attitude in our day and age and it’s used to justify all sorts of behavior from abortion, to sex outside of marriage, or even harmful addictions. Today on Abounding Grace we’re given practical instruction on how to use our body in a God-glorifying way.

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We open First Kings eleven on this Friday, as we continue to examine the life of Solomon. At this point of his life he’s not walking in wisdom and his heart has turned away from the Lord. He has a divided, disobedient heart. But how did he get there? We’re about to see.

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