Sermons

In the last sermon of the series, we look at the book Ecclesiastes as whole, and see that we should embrace joy, knowing that God is in control at all times.

What does it mean, and what does it look like to fear God? In Ecclesiastes we learn the importance of fearing God.

Solomon reminds us throughout Ecclesiastes that God is sovereign.

We’ve already learned in Ecclesiastes the paths we should avoid, and this week we hear about one of the things we have to accept is a part of life: injustice. And once we accept it, how we can respond to it.

This Sunday the leader of our prayer ministry led us in a time of reflection on servant leadership, and a time of prayer.

We have made a mess of sex, not just in our culture, but in all of them. This thing that God created to bring great pleasure has brought much pain and destruction as well. This week we looked for direction, as well as for healing, as we seek to learn fro

If we’re totally honest, most of us have heard the statistics that money doesn’t buy happiness…but believe that it might be different for us. If we had just a bit more money, some more stuff (the right stuff), the right house–then

The wisdom found in Ecclesiastes can sometimes be hard to swallow. This includes the reminder that we must all deal with the fact that we are vapor. But by learning this, we can also see that we are crushed but not abandoned.

In the first sermon on a series about Ecclesiastes, we find that this ancient text still has a lot to say about our modern world. It is hard to find rest in a complex and busy world, but Ecclesiastes offers more than that.Ecclesiastes offers a path to fi

In the book of Judges we learn about the story of Gideon, a man that many of us can find relatable, and an example of how God is always going to be doing something through you and in you at the same time.