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An Exciting Journey of Faith
Genesis 12:1-4
Journeying with Abraham: There is an adventure to following Christ each day—it is the adventure of faith and obedience. You never know where God will lead, but you can be confident that it will exceed expectations! Learn how the journey of faith is the journey of a lifetime. (Genesis 12:1-4; Hebrews 11:8-11)
Journeying with Abraham: There is an adventure to following Christ each day—it is the adventure of faith and obedience. You never know where God will lead, but you can be confident that it will exceed expectations! Learn how the journey of faith is the journey of a lifetime. (Genesis 12:1-4; Hebrews 11:8-11)
The Tragedy of the First Trip
Genesis 3:23-24; 4:16
Journeying With Adam and Eve: Man's first journey was not a good one—it was a movement away from God and out of His presence. The rest of Scripture is the story of God coming to man and making a way for man to come back to Him. Only a Savior can turn such a tragedy into triumph. (Genesis 3:23-24; 4:16)
Journeying With Adam and Eve: Man's first journey was not a good one—it was a movement away from God and out of His presence. The rest of Scripture is the story of God coming to man and making a way for man to come back to Him. Only a Savior can turn such a tragedy into triumph. (Genesis 3:23-24; 4:16)
What It Means to “Enjoy the Journey”
Acts 20:24
The only way to enjoy the journey of life is to have Christ as your companion. He brings a certainty to the destination, but He also gives joys along the way! Begin with Christ and you will be sure to end with blessing. (Acts 20:24)
The only way to enjoy the journey of life is to have Christ as your companion. He brings a certainty to the destination, but He also gives joys along the way! Begin with Christ and you will be sure to end with blessing. (Acts 20:24)
Whatsoever
1 Corinthians 10:23-33
What does “whatsoever ye do” really mean? Scott Pauley takes us to 1 Corinthians 10, which guides us on how all things in life—big or small—should pass the fourfold test: the gain of others, the good of conscience, the glory of God, and the gospel of Christ.
What does “whatsoever ye do” really mean? Scott Pauley takes us to 1 Corinthians 10, which guides us on how all things in life—big or small—should pass the fourfold test: the gain of others, the good of conscience, the glory of God, and the gospel of Christ.
The Conclusion of the Whole Matter
Ecclesiastes 12:13-14
If you were to summarize the Christian life in one statement, what would you say? Is it simple enough to state in one sentence? Join us to hear King Solomon's answer as he concludes Ecclesiastes.
If you were to summarize the Christian life in one statement, what would you say? Is it simple enough to state in one sentence? Join us to hear King Solomon's answer as he concludes Ecclesiastes.
Truth Clarifies Everything
Ecclesiastes 12:8-12
In a world filled with error and lies, truth pierces through its darkness. Like a well-adjusted lens, truth provides clarity in every circumstance. Yet on the contrary, evil only distorts reality.
In a world filled with error and lies, truth pierces through its darkness. Like a well-adjusted lens, truth provides clarity in every circumstance. Yet on the contrary, evil only distorts reality.
Now and Then
Ecclesiastes 12:1, 7
There are only two times in life that count. Those two moments listed in today's passage are "Now" and "Then." Join our study to learn how to live "now" for "then."
There are only two times in life that count. Those two moments listed in today's passage are "Now" and "Then." Join our study to learn how to live "now" for "then."
That’s Life!
Ecclesiastes 12:1-7
If you want to know what life is really like, ask the Creator and Susatiner of it. As the book of Ecclesiastes concludes, God describes life's brevity and frailty. How can you make the most of something so fragile?
If you want to know what life is really like, ask the Creator and Susatiner of it. As the book of Ecclesiastes concludes, God describes life's brevity and frailty. How can you make the most of something so fragile?
Rejoice and Remember
Ecclesiastes 11:9-12:1
It is easy to wish your life away in pursuit of what's next. God has specific joys designated for each season. Rejoice in the Giver of your blessings and remember each moment that He is always good.
It is easy to wish your life away in pursuit of what's next. God has specific joys designated for each season. Rejoice in the Giver of your blessings and remember each moment that He is always good.
Years in the Sun and Days of Darkness
Ecclesiastes 11:7-8
Difficulty is just as promised as blessing in the Christian life. Enjoy every blessing while you possess them and endure the hardship with the surety of God's goodness. You can end your race with joy and without regret.
Difficulty is just as promised as blessing in the Christian life. Enjoy every blessing while you possess them and endure the hardship with the surety of God's goodness. You can end your race with joy and without regret.
Wisdom for Your Work: Sowing and Reaping
Ecclesiastes 11:1-6
The law of sowing and reaping is both negative and positive. On the positive side, we can be assured that our labor for the Lord guarantees a good reward. Prioritize giving with all diligence and leave the results up to God.
The law of sowing and reaping is both negative and positive. On the positive side, we can be assured that our labor for the Lord guarantees a good reward. Prioritize giving with all diligence and leave the results up to God.
Wisdom for Your Words: So Much Talk!
Ecclesiastes 10:11-15
A Christian's walk and his talk ought to be consistent with each other. Sadly, many saints of God are guilty of fruitless speech. Follow the example of our Savior and ask Him to fill your speech with grace and truth.
A Christian's walk and his talk ought to be consistent with each other. Sadly, many saints of God are guilty of fruitless speech. Follow the example of our Savior and ask Him to fill your speech with grace and truth.
Sharpening the Axe
Ecclesiastes 10:10
Preparation is always profitable. Whether it is preparing our hearts or preparing our hands, we will always benefit from operating with prudence and patience. Before you rush into today, ask the Lord for wisdom and walk through the plans you are aware of.
Preparation is always profitable. Whether it is preparing our hearts or preparing our hands, we will always benefit from operating with prudence and patience. Before you rush into today, ask the Lord for wisdom and walk through the plans you are aware of.
Broken Hedges
Ecclesiastes 10:8-9
Rules are an essential part of life. God-ordained hedges are not built to keep us from enjoying life but to keep evil from us. God's commands are designed to protect us and provide us with an abundant life.
Rules are an essential part of life. God-ordained hedges are not built to keep us from enjoying life but to keep evil from us. God's commands are designed to protect us and provide us with an abundant life.
Lessons in Leadership
Ecclesiastes 10:2-7, 16-20
Leadership is not merely about those you are over, but about what principles you are under. We have a tendency to make much about being in charge, yet the Bible emphasizes the importance of leaders who follow God first.
Leadership is not merely about those you are over, but about what principles you are under. We have a tendency to make much about being in charge, yet the Bible emphasizes the importance of leaders who follow God first.
Dead Flies
Ecclesiastes 10:1
A little sin can cause significant damage. Secret sin can dilute the sweetness of God's blessings in your life. Do not think you can moderate the magnitude of your sin.
A little sin can cause significant damage. Secret sin can dilute the sweetness of God's blessings in your life. Do not think you can moderate the magnitude of your sin.
How a Little Man Made a Big Difference
Ecclesiastes 9:13-18
Wisdom is better than any resource this world has to offer. One person filled with and functioning by the wisdom of God can influence a whole generation of people. Are you making a wise difference in the lives of those around you?
Wisdom is better than any resource this world has to offer. One person filled with and functioning by the wisdom of God can influence a whole generation of people. Are you making a wise difference in the lives of those around you?
As Long As There Is Life There Is Hope
Ecclesiastes 9:4
The Devil constantly tries to convince us that nothing in life is worth living for. God, the Sustainer of life, created you to live a life that satisfies Him and you. Give your life in hope to the One who gave it to you!
The Devil constantly tries to convince us that nothing in life is worth living for. God, the Sustainer of life, created you to live a life that satisfies Him and you. Give your life in hope to the One who gave it to you!
True and False
Ecclesiastes 9:1-12
The most dangerous error is that which is closest to the truth. Even King Solomon struggled with the truth about death! The reality of death can either drive you nearer to God or send you into a cynical spiral.
The most dangerous error is that which is closest to the truth. Even King Solomon struggled with the truth about death! The reality of death can either drive you nearer to God or send you into a cynical spiral.
What Is at Hand and What Is Ahead
Haggai 2:20-23
The God who made time is in your past, present, and future simultaneously. Just as He was faithful in the past, He is faithful right now and in the days ahead. We must simply do what the Lord requires of us today, resting in His faithfulness to do what He's promised.
The God who made time is in your past, present, and future simultaneously. Just as He was faithful in the past, He is faithful right now and in the days ahead. We must simply do what the Lord requires of us today, resting in His faithfulness to do what He's promised.
When You Cannot Make Sense of What You See
Ecclesiastes 8:14-17
Walking by faith, not by sight, is a universal principle throughout the Old and New Testaments. It is not our task to rationalize everything we see, but we are tasked with resting in God's greatness over all things.
Walking by faith, not by sight, is a universal principle throughout the Old and New Testaments. It is not our task to rationalize everything we see, but we are tasked with resting in God's greatness over all things.
