(Ecclesiastes 7:11-12) The great life is not a wealthy life but a wise life. While wealth can only take you so far, wisdom, which is rooted in Christ, is eternal. If you possess many things but not wisdom, you are poor. (09171250716)

(Ecclesiastes 7:10) The feeling of nostalgia can easily distort reality. Be careful placing so much stock in the “good old days” that you miss the sweetness of this day God has given you. After all, God is a present-tense God. (09170250715)

(Ecclesiastes 7:8-9) Did you know the Bible contrasts pride with patience? When we are prideful, we operate by force according to our preferred timing. A patient Christian trusts God enough to wait for His perfect will. (09169250714)

(Ecclesiastes 7:3-8) We live in a world where wicked people are laughing their way to hell. They are making light of things that are heavy. While this laughter is a mask for misery, true laughter ought to be rooted in the goodness of God. (09167250711)

(Ecclesiastes 7:2-4) Death is a reality of life. Just as surely as your life had a beginning, it will have an ending. The brevity and fraility of life can make a great motivator for living each day to the fullest for the Lord. (09166250710)

(Ecclesiastes 7:1) Very few things are more valuable than a good name. What does it take to have a good reputation? Live every day with the saving name of Jesus at the forefront of your mind. (09165250709)

(Ecclesiastes 6:7-12) People in Solomon’s day thought he had all the answers. However, he even had questions that brought confusion and eventually chaos. Bring all your questions to Jesus, and let Him provide divine clarity. (09164250708)

(Ecclesiastes 6:3-6) Your life is not measured by length but by depth. In other words, it’s not the number of years you live that matters, but the substance of those years. Very few things actually matter in the grand scheme of life. (09163250707)

(Ecclesiastes 5:18-6:2) Sadly, many of us are so accustomed to blessings that we are neglecting the Blesser. We revel in the gifts without rejoicing in the Giver. Remember, all that you have was given to you by God, and much of it will fade away! (09161250704)

(Ecclesiastes 5:9-17) Our true riches are what we have in the Lord Jesus Christ. The stock market of today ebbs and flows, but heaven’s economy is as stable as God’s character. Money cannot provide you joy, peace, or even purpose, but He can. (09160250703)

(Ecclesiastes 5:8) It does not take a long look to recognize the wickedness of our world. No culture or government can straighten out the sin. Our only hope is lifting our heads up toward heaven. (09159250702)

(Ecclesiastes 5:2-7) Today, we will be addressing a sin everyone battles. Our words can be deceitfully empty or dangerously full. May our words be carefully chosen from a sincere spirit of worship. (09158250701)

(Ecclesiastes 5:1) Do you ever casually attend a church service? You cannot handle holy things without being holy yourself! As you live consciously in the presence of God, you will more sincerely revere gathering with His people in His presence. (09157250630)

(Ecclesiastes 4:13-16) As you get older, it is easier to get set in your ways. One of the first attitudes to depart experienced and educated individuals is a teachable spirit. Remaining teachable ensures your growth. (09155250627)

(Ecclesiastes 4:8-12) Every good relationship should be built on the foundation of friendship. Many of our resources are dedicated to obtaining possessions, but we would benefit far more if we spent our time investing in friendships. (09154250626)

(Ecclesiastes 4:9-12) Two are better than one. You cannot be everything God wants you to be until you are connected to Him and His followers. Whether it be in the home, church, or workplace, having friendships and partnerships makes a massive difference. (09153250625)

(Ecclesiastes 4:1-8) We live in the most connected generation socially, but are disconnected spiritually. To a certain extent, God created us for relationships. Nobody is lonelier than the one who travels life without the Lord. (09152250624)

(Ecclesiastes 3:17-22) Sometimes, the internal conversations we have with ourselves are simply repetitions of what we believe to be true. The natural progression of our thoughts, without God’s intervention, always leads to sin. Let God mold your conscience with His truth. (09151250623)

(Ecclesiastes 3:11-17) Even with all of his wisdom, experience, and skill, Solomon still wondered what God was doing in this world. While we cannot explain all the uncertainties and intricacies of life, we can trust that God has not removed His hand from them. (09149250620)

(Ecclesiastes 3:11-13) Despite having more time-saving devices and time-management systems, people are busier and more stressed than ever before. You cannot make the most of your time without living in light of eternity. (09148250619)

(Ecclesiastes 3:1-14) Whatever time of life you find yourself in, you can trust God with it. It can be a time of blessing or a time of burden. Regardless, His purpose is to make everything beautiful and perfect in His time. (09147250618)

(Ecclesiastes 3:1-8) Much like the world, life is made up of seasons. Every season prepares you for the next one, because God is interested and involved in each stage of your life. When your perspective on seasons is Godward, you can persevere through any hardship. (09146250617)

(Ecclesiastes 2:18-26) While many falsely consider work to be a consequence of sin, work was ordained by God before the fall of man. In other words, work was designed to be a blessing. Today, with wrong priorities and perspectives, work has become a burden. (09145250616)

(Ecclesiastes 2:12-18) The most miserable man in this world is one who knows the truth and walks away from it. You cannot be out of fellowship with Jesus and be joyful. He desires your joy to be full! (09143250613)

(Ecclesiastes 2:1-11) It is easy to start, but it is hard to finish. Why do many people start life optimistically but end it pessimistically? Is it possible to maintain holy enthusiasm? (09142250612)

(Ecclesiastes 1:3-2:1) In an age fascinated by fantasy, we must face the truth. Escaping reality is not the answer to man’s problems; finding truth in Jesus Christ is! A proper view of Him will purify our view of life. (09141250611)

(Ecclesiastes 1:1-3) When King Solomon penned Ecclesiastes, he was an older man looking back with regrets. Although he began his life in luxury, he ended in misery. How did he get to that point? (09140250610)

(Ecclesiastes 1:1-2) Only the Giver of life can make life all that it is supposed to be. Your life is empty apart from the God of life. While today’s sermon is thousands of years old, its relevance is timeless. Join us for a new podcast series! (09139250609)