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Ecclesiastes | Power (opens the original)
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Dave Bruskas teaches about the topic of power as understood in Ecclesiastes 4:1-3 and 9:11-18. In our fallen world, power is most often oppressive, but Dave helps us understand how Jesus himself redeems power for us. Listen to learn more!
Ecclesiastes | Enough (opens the original)
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Olivia Seitz teaches through Ecclesiastes 1:6-8 as she explains the topic of enough. We are always longing for more, and often believe the things of this world can satisfy us. But Ecclesiastes teaches us that God made us for eternity, so nothing can satisfy apart from him. Listen to learn more!
Ecclesiastes | Work (opens the original)
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Kyle Aaron teaches about the topics of work and money using Ecclesiastes 2:18-26. The world often tells us that we are what we do for work, but Ecclesiastes tells a different story. Though work is toilsome and temporary, it is also possible for our work to be pleasing to God. Listen to learn more!
Ecclesiastes | Pleasure (opens the original)
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Grant Wilkie teaches from Ecclesiastes 2:1-11 on the topic of pleasure. God has created good things for us to enjoy, but we often treat these gifts as if they are gods. Grant helps us understand that while pleasure can make us happy, it can't ultimately keep us happy. Listen to learn more!
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