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Tulip Street Christian Church

This is the sermon podcast for Tulip Street Christian Church in Mitchell, Indiana. We exist to glorify God and to share a life worth living in Christ by knowing God, finding freedom, discovering purpose, and making a difference.

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    The Great Equalizer | Ecclesiastes 9:1-12 (opens the original)

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    Death comes for everyone, kings and paupers alike, so what do we do with that? In this message on Ecclesiastes 9:1-12, we explore the teacher's blunt reminder that life is fleeting and no one escapes the grave, from ancient Roman generals reminded of their mortality mid-parade to the chaos of the 1904 Olympic marathon. But rather than leaving us in despair, this passage points us toward living fully, enjoying the gifts we've been given, and trusting that we rest in good hands. We close with an i

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Where Is the Justice? | Ecclesiastes 8 (opens the original)

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    Why do bad leaders get away with so much? Why do wicked people get honored while good people get bullied and broken down? In Ecclesiastes 8, the Teacher takes on the unfairness of life under the sun. We look at how to respond to bad leaders with obedience and discernment, why justice and revenge are not the same thing, and why comparing ourselves to other sinners misses the point. Along the way, we find hope in the fear of the Lord, the promise of true justice, and a God who sees far more than w

  3. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    The Grand Irony | Ecclesiastes 7 (opens the original)

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    In this message from our series through Ecclesiastes, "The Key," we dig into chapter 7, where the Teacher lays out one ironic observation after another about how life is supposed to work and how it actually plays out. He wrestles honestly with the problem of suffering, the limits of human wisdom, and the frustration of trying to earn righteousness on your own terms, before landing on a hard but hopeful truth: our brokenness may be our fault, but it doesn't have to be our fate. We'll trace how th

  4. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Money Problems | Ecclesiastes 5:8 - 6:12 (opens the original)

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    Money is everywhere in the news, but Ecclesiastes 5-6 got there first. In this message, we look at what a 2005 Yale study on money-trading monkeys (and a surprising follow-up with cooperative parrots) reveals about corruption, greed, and inequality, then turn to the Teacher's own diagnosis of our money problems: nothing ever feels like enough, wealth can be hoarded or lost in tragic ways, and even getting everything you want leaves you empty. We trace how Jesus flips the script on money and powe

  5. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Silence the Noise | Ecclesiastes 5:1-7 (opens the original)

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    We're surrounded by more noise than ever, thousands of ads a day, hours of podcasts and video, and it's changing how we engage with faith. In this message from Ecclesiastes 5:1-7, we look at what it actually means to guard your steps when you approach God: drawing near to listen (and obey), fulfilling the vows and promises we make to him, and living with a right fear of the Lord. It's a call to trade rambling words and empty routine for real attention, real obedience, and real silence before God

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