Smoke in the mirror - Audio
Northside Missionary Church
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scripture: ecclesiastes 1:1-1:11
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Smoke in the mirror - PDF
Northside Missionary Church
Under the Sun - Ecclesiastes 1:1-11
Ecclesiastes
Everything is a Breath
Big Sandy Community Church of God
Life is Gift, Not Gain - Audio
First Covenant Church
Ecclesiastes 1:1-11 - Audio
Lakeway Baptist Church
What Do We Gain? - Audio
Faith Community Church
The Meaning(less) of Life
Ecclesiastes 1:1-11
Vanity: A Life Without God - Audio
Life has meaning when you accomplish what God has created you to do.
Forestburg Baptist Church
enSeptember 08, 2019
Vanity: A Life Without God - PDF
Life has meaning when you accomplish what God has created you to do.
Forestburg Baptist Church
enSeptember 08, 2019
What’s the Point? - Audio
Who wrote the book of Ecclesiastes?
Who are the two voices within the book?
Why did we choose this book to go through during Summer?
How is a Bay Area person similar to “The Teacher” in thought and perspective on life?
The Teacher’s Final Analysis:
The Thesis: All is vanity (everything is meaningless) (v.2)
The Problem: What do people gain from all their toil in this fallen world? (v.3)
Busywork (looks like change…but nothing really has) (v.4-7)
You are never satisfied (v.8)
History keeps repeating itself (v.9)
No one will remember you (v.11)
So now what?
Ecclesiastes 1:1-11 - Audio
Prairie View Christian Church
Is Life Really Meaningless?
Weekly Bible-based messages of encouragement and hope. Grow Deep in your faith and Reach Out to our world! Get connected at fellowshipwaco.org!
A Sobering Start - Audio
The garden of our ideal life is littered with disappointments. Nothing in the life that we have is disappointment proof--regardless of how hard we work to make it so. When it comes to the business of living, we find ourselves moving from asking "how do I accomplish my goals" to "why do I exist? what am I even working for?". As we start our series in Ecclesiastes we see that the author of the book found himself in the same place. His conclusion is a sobering one, but it's only the starting point.