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In a world desperate for the “good life,” where materialism and pleasure suffocate or demand from us, skeptics undoubtedly form. But in God’s mercy, a realistic understanding of life under the sun can actually purge us of short-sighted ideas about life so we can see Jesus more clearly.
This wisdom literature reminds us of the things we can’t control—time, death, and chance—only to free us to live out our true purpose. Ecclesiastes acknowledges life’s complexities with unfiltered honesty and reorients our souls around what’s real: God Himself.
Paul Clark
9-1-24
Solomon is going to teach us over these next several weeks --- you can hear him --- “I’m at the top of my game—but I’m still empty” – It’s possible to live a full life and be completely empty – that’s the story of a lot of people – that might be your story
Paul Clark
9-8-24
This is what Solomon is going to do for us over the next several weeks – He’s in a search for meaning—He’s trying to find the reason for living – and he’s going to start looking in hypothetical boxes – and he’s going to tell you – “It’s not in there”
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