When in Doubt, Fear God

April 27, 2025
Life under the sun is often confusing, unfair, and unpredictable. Authority is sometimes unjust. Outcomes are not always immediate. Yet through it all, Ecclesiastes 8 reminds us that when we are unsure, the call remains clear: fear God. Trusting in His wisdom and sovereignty leads to true blessing, even when the world feels upside down. When in doubt, fear God—and in the end, it will be well.
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Passage: Ecclesiastes 8:1-13

The Heart of the Problem

April 13, 2025
Ecclesiastes 7:25–29 exposes the root issue of humanity—our hearts. Though God made us upright, we have turned aside in sin. This sermon traces the biblical story from Genesis, showing our original righteousness, tragic rebellion and fall, and the deep need for new hearts. Only God can restore what we have broken and provide what we need -- new hearts.
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Passage: Ecclesiastes 7:25-29

Making Sense of Senselessness

April 6, 2025
In a world that often feels senseless and unfair, Ecclesiastes 7:15–24 reminds us that godly wisdom offers stability in chaos, strength in weakness, and sobriety in pride. This sermon explains how wisdom doesn’t eliminate the mystery of life—but it equips us to walk through it with anchored hearts.
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Passage: Ecclesiastes 7:15-24

Living Wisely Under God’s Sovereignty

March 16, 2025
In a world where much feels uncertain, Ecclesiastes reminds us that God’s sovereignty rules over all. This passage calls us to wisdom—not as a means to control life, but as a posture of trust in the One who does. We’ll explore how humility, contentment, and righteousness shape our response to both prosperity and adversity. True wisdom recognizes that while we don’t always understand God’s plans, we can rest in His perfect rule, finding joy and peace in Him.
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Passage: Ecclesiastes 6:10-7:14

More is Never Enough

March 9, 2025
We often believe that having more—money, possessions, success—will finally satisfy us. But Ecclesiastes warns that wealth is fleeting, possessions bring no lasting joy, and the pursuit of "more" only fuels discontentment. True fulfillment is not found in what we gain but in God alone. This sermon challenges us to examine where we place our trust and invites us to find lasting satisfaction in Christ, who frees us from the endless chase for more.
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Passage: Ecclesiastes 5:8-6:9