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Each day on Abounding Grace pastor Ed Taylor encourages us to get into the Word, and allow the Word to get into us! It will help us make good life decisions, and avoid foolish behavior. In First Samuel 28 we read of a couple of men that aren’t in a good place. And as we’ll see there’s always a price to pay for compromise and sin.

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We know that trust is a must during the storms of life, but what’s the normal course of action when a crisis strikes? Many of us sink deeply into discouragement, lose heart, and some even turn their back on God. Today on Abounding Grace we learn a thing or two from a low point in David’s life. In first Samuel 27, we learn there’s nothing better for you and me than to trust God!

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We’re making our way through Acts in a series called, "Be the Church." In your service of the Lord have you ever felt totally inadequate or maybe due to a lack of education you feel like you’re unqualified to be in ministry? Today we’ll meet a couple of apostles that were uneducated and untrained, but God used them greatly! And people could tell they had been with Jesus.

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Whether you’re a pastor, Sunday School teacher, volunteer in the nursery, or serving on the mission field, we all go through times when we’re tired in the work and maybe even of the work. Along comes Satan with one of his favorite tools, in the tool bag, and drives us to discouragement. That’s the place David found himself, in First Samuel 27. We’ll take a look at his desire to escape, today on Abounding Grace as pastor Ed Taylor continues through First Samuel!

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Today on Abounding Grace we’ll draw attention to some of King Saul’s final words, “I played the fool and errored exceedingly!” He made a series of bad decisions late in life, that we can learn from, and can serve to help us trust in God from start to finish.

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