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Maybe you’ve been through a crisis or tragedy in recent months. It can really hit us hard, and we might even wonder at such times, “Why would God do this!” But is it wise to blame God, when bad things happen or calamities occur? We’ll wrestle through that question today on Abounding Grace as pastor Ed Taylor returns to his study of First Samuel.

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From the earthquakes, devastating tornados, wildfires… we’re all too familiar with calamity in this world. And at such times, you might be tempted to blame God, like the people we’ll meet today through our study of First Samuel chapter four. But is God really to blame, and what should our response be when times get tough? We’ll get some answers today on Abounding Grace!

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As believers in Christ we long to be apart of a healthy church, but that doesn’t mean it will be perfect! We’ll make mistakes. Today on Abounding Grace we continue pastor Ed Taylor’s series in Acts. And right now in chapter two we’re noticing a church that’s Well is one that’s worshipping, evangelistic, learning and loving! That’s the pattern of the early church and one to follow.

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These are difficult days, there’s no doubt about it. Evil is on the rise, and those that stand for the truth are often ridiculed.But in the midst of the mess, God has an important mission and calling for us. And today you’ll be encouraged to embrace it with open arms, just like Samuel!

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If you take a good hard look at the state of our nation, you could easily be left discouraged. But as we’ll see today, it’s not unlike the nation Samuel grew up in! The Word of God was rare in those days, due to the rebellion and unbelief of the people. In the midst of it all Samuel received God’s call for His life and experienced a fruitful ministry. The same can be said of us, if we’re willing. Today on Abounding Grace we bring you the call of Samuel, found in First Samuel chapter three.

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