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Imagine being in a position where your life was on the line and you were commanded not to speak the name of Jesus ever again. How would you handle that? Today on Abounding Grace we find Peter and John in that very situation. How they handled it all will prove to be very instructive to us for those times we’re facing threats and intimidation.

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Maybe you or someone you know of is battling with suicidal thoughts. We hope you’ll keep listening as pastor Ed Taylor has some encouraging words to share with you from First Samuel 31. We’ll be looking at the tragic end to the life of King Saul. Some speculate that he committed suicide, and so pastor Ed will take this opportunity to share God’s viewpoint on the matter.

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Last time on Abounding Grace we noticed a time in David’s life where he was greatly distressed. And it came on the heels of him making a good and godly decision.Maybe that’s where you’re at today? We’re about to learn the right response to being greatly distressed. Pastor Ed Taylor has noticed four things in First Samuel 30. The first is David encouraged himself in the Lord. He then inquired of the Lord, and third he obeyed the Lord.

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Maybe like the man we’ll hear about today, you’re greatly distressed and in a crisis! What do you do at such times? Reach for a gallon of ice cream and go into seclusion? Actually there’s a much better response. Pastor Ed Taylor has observed four things we can apply to these seasons of life in First Samuel chapter 30. We’re learning how to defeat times of great distress today.

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Think back to a time in your life when you were living life according to your will and by your own resources. You had turned your back on God and tried it your own way, and then failed miserably. David, a man after God’s own heart, went down that path for 16 months before he finally turned back to God. But the Lord didn’t give up on Him, and was waiting patiently and faithfully for His wayward child to return. We get the details in First Samuel chapter 30.

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