Sermons on Meaningless
A Poor Man, Dead Flies, and a Dull Ax (Ecclesiastes 9:13-10:20)
Knowing God and living according to His wisdom is what gives our life fullness and true meaning. Even though the wise are sometimes not noticed and their wisdom buried under the loud outbursts of fools, wisdom is still the best choice. Wisdom must be consistent as even one foolish decision can ruin…
The Master of Justice (Ecclesiastes 3:16-4:6)
Knowing that God is sovereign over the wickedness and injustice that permeates this world and will one day judge all things in perfect justice, righteousness and love, allows us to be content with the gifts we have been given from God and not contribute to injustice by striving to gain more than what we need because of envy of those around us.
The Master of Time (Ecclesiastes 3:1-15)
This is the third sermon in the series on Ecclesiastes. Introduction: It’s not a book preached often. Many question why it’s even in the Bible. When it begins “meaningless, meaningless, everything is meaningless” we have a hard time understanding what the book is teaching us. But, the Preacher of Ecclesiastes is considering life without God.…
