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THE TEACHER’S CONCLUSION
The book of Ecclesiastes ends with a formal conclusion. Pastor Kevin argues that to gain and live by the wisdom of this conclusion, you must actually know God. Explore the end of Ecclesiastes and the conclusion to our summer sermon series in “THE TEACHER’S CONCLUSION.”
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THE WOES OF OLD AGE
Explore Ecclesiastes 12’s unsettling metaphors of growing old, like dimming sight, fading hearing, and eventual death that illustrate the woes of old age that can not be solved by anything in this world. The only solution to this is salvation in Jesus Christ alone, which will replace the fears of old age with peace for…
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BOLD MOVE
Life’s pains, uncertainties, and injustices can sometimes bring us to a place of paralysis. What is the wise response to these things? Explore Ecclesiastes 11 in Pastor Kevin’s message, BOLD MOVE.
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A WORKABLE SYSTEM
What do dead flies and perfume have to do with wisdom and folly? Explore Ecclesiastes 10 in Pastor Kevin’s message, A WORKABLE SYSTEM.
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LIVE DOGS & DEAD LIONS
Certainties in life are few, while uncertainties abound. What are you really sure of? Explore the nature of certitude from Ecclesiastes 9 in Pastor Kevin’s message, LIVE DOGS & DEAD LIONS.
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UNDER THE UNWISE
How do we live wisely under unwise authority? Explore Ecclesiastes 8 in Pastor Kevin’s message, UNDER THE UNWISE.
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THE LIMITING FACTOR
What are your expectations of yourself? What are your expectations of others? Odds are, you struggle a bit with both. Explore what the Teacher of Ecclesiastes has to say about this in Pastor Kevin’s sermon, THE LIMITING FACTOR.
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GOD IN HEAVEN, MAN ON EARTH
Our church planting partner in Kampala, Derrick Sekamalira, walked us through the wisdom given from the teacher in Ecclesiastes 5. Hear from this dear partner in the gospel and his sermon here.
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BROKEN LIFE, ETERNAL LIFE
In the fourth chapter of Ecclesiastes, the Teacher turns his attention to the brokenness of life—oppression, envy, isolation, and the illusion of power. Discover how these harsh realities expose our need for something greater in Pastor Alex’s message, “Broken Life, Enternal Life”
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A TIME FOR IT
In the third chapter of Ecclesiastes, the Teacher uses both poetry and prose to further consider life, futility, and meaning. Explore how everything done in time will face the God outside of time in Pastor Kevin’s message, A TIME FOR IT.
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