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Hosted by Pastor Ed Taylor · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 14 episodes
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Each day on 'Abounding Grace' you will be encouraged to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord, Jesus Christ.
Pastor Ed Taylor hosts Abounding Grace on Oneplace.com, a religion show with 14 episodes published.
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 gr
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 s
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
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 attenti
If someone were to describe you, and how you handle your finances, what do you suppose they’d say? Perhaps stingy or a hoarder? Or would they say that you’re generous and giving? Today we’ll see that sharing and giving i
What does a healthy church look like? That’s the question we’re continuing to ask here at Abounding Grace. And Acts chapter two provides a wonderful answer. Last time we were together we learned that a healthy church is
It’s good to be with you again, and welcome to Abounding Grace. We’re at the tail-end of our study in Galatians, with another stop in chapter six today. We’ve been exploring what love or grace looks like in action. And a
Pastor Ed Taylor is nearing the conclusion of a study in Galatians, and we come back to chapter six today. Last time we were together we were encouraged to help each other out, to bear one another’s burdens. As we begin,
Whether it’s a single Mom struggling to make ends meet, a widow that is battling grief, or maybe a neighbor that just lost their job! There are people in need all around us. Maybe that someone in need is yourself? Today
It’s true that Christians stray, but it’s also true God wants to restore them! And He can use you in the process. Maybe as you think about someone in your life that has wandered away, you wonder, what if anything you can
You can probably think of someone right now that isn’t walking with the Lord, like they once did. They’ve wandered away. No longer attending church, reading their Bible, or expressing an interest in the things of the Lor
Today we return to pastor Ed Taylor’s series in Acts, and right now we’re placing special emphasis on chapter two, verses 40-47. We’re uncovering what a healthy, well balanced church looks like, using the acronym W.E.L.L
When a loved one is clearly living a sinful lifestyle are you quick to say, “That’s none of my business, so I should stay out of it!” Or do you right away give them the truth but in a harsh way? Today on Abounding Grace
On today’s episode, we continue with a message begun last time on the fruit of the Spirit. It’s not something we can drum up on our own, but only what God can do in us by His Spirit. To support this ministry financially,
Maybe life as you know it right now is challenging. That’s often the case in life. Sometimes it’s fruitful and at other times it’s a grind. Today’s lesson from Galatians chapter five will help explain why, and what can b
We’re making our way through Galatians, and today we come to a passage in chapter five that describes the works of the flesh. Pastor Ed breaks them down into three groups for us, the sexual sins, the religious sins and t
We hope it’s your desire to be a part of a strong, healthy church. But what does a healthy church look like, according to God? We get some clues in Acts chapter two. Pastor Ed Taylor has observed four ingredients in a ch
We’re about to resume our verse by verse study of Galatians with another look into chapter five. Today pastor Ed Taylor raises our awareness to three very real enemies, and breaks down the works of the flesh into four id
In Romans chapter 7 the apostle Paul declared, “Oh wretched man that I am! Who shall deliver me from the body of this death?” Paul certainly isn’t alone in this struggle with the flesh is he? If you want to live a victor
See if this sounds familiar. You’re a believer in Christ, but so often you’re doing things you don’t want to do!You’re battling the flesh in your life, but the flesh is winning more often than not! It’s an all too common
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Abounding Grace on Oneplace.com is hosted by Pastor Ed Taylor. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 14 episodes.
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