This morning we conclude our series through the book of Ecclesiastes. We’ve discovered it is a timeless, and timely book. In it, the Preacher-King recounts a lifelong search for meaning, purpose, and satisfaction “under the sun.” He exhausts every nook and cranny of the created order and human potential. Yet, again and again, he discovers “all is vanity.” Today, in Ecc. 11:1-12:14, we reach the end of his, and our, search for meaning—fear God and walk in his ways.
The End of the Matter
Ecclesiastes 11:1-12:14
May 19, 2019 • Pastor Adam Sinnett • Ecclesiastes 11:1—12:14
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This morning we are continuing our series through the book of Ecclesiastes. It’s a timeless, and timely book. In it, the Preacher-King recounts a lifelong search for meaning, purpose, and satisfaction “under the sun.” To do so, he exhausts every nook and cranny of the created order and human potential. Yet, again and again, he discovers “all is vanity.” Today, in Ecc. 9:13-10:20, he urges us to pursue wisdom, and avoid foolishness, so that we flourish “under the sun.”
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May 5, 2019 • Pastor Adam Sinnett • Ecclesiastes 9:1–12
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April 28, 2019 • Craig Sturm • Ecclesiastes 8
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