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Podcast · By Wesley DeVries · English · CA · Official site

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Sep 27, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    “When Life Isn’t Fair” | Ecclesiastes 3 Vs 16–4 Vs 16 - Under the Sun (Ecclesiastes) (opens the original)

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    When faced with the pervasive injustice, hollow competition, and loneliness of life under the sun, we are called to remain faithful by trusting God with what we cannot fix, enjoying our own God-given portion, and standing alongside those who suffer. While the world's systems often fail, our hope remains anchored in Jesus Christ, who endured the ultimate injustice for our sake and offers us redemption. By bringing our burdens to His Table, we find the strength to walk in righteousness, secure in

  2. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    "A Time For Everything" | Ecclesiastes 3 Vs 1-15 - Under the Sun (Ecclesiastes) (opens the original)

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    Life is composed of divinely appointed seasons, encompassing both joy and sorrow, yet none fall outside of God’s sovereign control. While our human perspective remains limited, Solomon teaches us that every hardship and opportunity is part of a larger story authored by the Almighty. Rather than viewing life as a wearying cycle, we are called to recognize the purpose within each stage and offer our work and relationships as acts of faithful worship. By trusting the One who sees the beginning and

  3. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    “What Do You Get for All Your Work?” | Ecclesiastes 2 Vs 12-26 - Under the Sun (Ecclesiastes) (opens the original)

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    Wisdom is good. Work matters. But neither can defeat death or give us lasting control. Ecclesiastes reminds us to receive today’s good as a gift from God, hold it with an open hand, and trust the Giver. Through Christ’s resurrection, our hope rests not in what we can hold onto, but in the One who holds us.

  4. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    “I Tried Everything” | Ecclesiastes 1 Vs 12, 2 Vs 11 - Under the Sun (Ecclesiastes) (opens the original)

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    Achieving everything you thought would satisfy you often reveals a hollow void, proving that wisdom, wealth, and pleasure cannot provide the lasting fulfillment only God can give. Like Solomon, you might build a life of worldly success, yet you remain powerless against the inevitability of death. True satisfaction isn’t found in what you build under the sun, but in what you receive from the Son. Jesus alone conquered death, offering the eternal life and purpose that no earthly pursuit can ever p

  5. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    “Vanity of Vanities” | Ecclesiastes 1 Vs 1-11 - Under the Sun (Ecclesiastes) (opens the original)

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    Ecclesiastes reveals that all human striving “under the sun” is ultimately a fleeting vapor that cannot sustain our need for meaning or satisfy the soul. Because earthly achievements are transient and eventually forgotten, attempting to center our lives upon them is futile idolatry. True purpose is found only in the resurrected Christ, who transcends the world’s vanity and makes all things new, allowing us to enjoy God’s gifts with proper perspective rather than enslaving ourselves to their temp

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