Ever feel stressed out? Ever wonder if Christianity offers any resources to help you handle the pressures of daily life? God doesn't call us to withdraw from this stressful world; He instead gives us a deep peace that transcends our stress. He does this through a deep, abiding relationship with Himself, and deep, life-giving relationships with our friends.
As we continue our journey through Ecclesiastes, we'll learn about some relationship killers, that add to our stress and destroy our peace of mind. Join us to learn what they are and how the Gospel of Jesus Christ helps us take them head on.
A Handful of Quietness
September 29, 2013 • Ecclesiastes 4
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Never Enough
September 8, 2013 • Ecclesiastes 2:1–11
What would your life look like if you had unlimited resources? I'm talking about virtually infinite wealth. What would you spend your money on? What would you spend your time doing? Who would your friends be? What would your relationships look like? Where would you live? What would you be pursuing? What would you live for? As we continue our journey searching for the meaning of life with Ecclesiastes, we get a glimpse of what goes on in the man's heart as he "tests it with pleasure." Could pleasure be the purpose of life?
Working Hard?
September 15, 2013 • Ecclesiastes 2:12–26
Do you have a job? Do you want a job? Do you hate your job? Do you want another job? (Sorry to be asking you these questions if today is your day off!) We’re always either preparing to work, working, or resting from work. Because work is such a substantial part of our lives, if we don’t learn to enjoy it, we’ll never learn to enjoy life. The cheery Ecclesiastes, in considering work, concludes by saying: “So I hated my life” in 2:17 and “I hated all my toil” in 2:18. Can you give a hearty amen to this conclusion? Well then you’re in luck, because this sermon is for you!