Ecclesiastes

Concluding Ecclesiastes

“This is why it’s so important to remember God when having the opportunity to both spiritually and physically thrive. Knowing, fearing, and walking with God will only enhance the joy and meaning of your life when you are younger and give you internal wealth that will remain when you get older.”

-Pastor Josh Blevins

How to Engage Life

“It’s not about how many gifts you have but rather what you do with the gifts you’ve been given.”

-Pastor Josh Blevins

The Essence of Foolishness

“The denial of God brings forth every filthy, foolish, and arrogant practice within humanity.”
-Pastor Josh Blevins

A Fleeting Future?

“Sometimes, the greatest sources of wisdom come from the most unexpected places.”

-Pastor Josh Blevins

What Do You Value? Part 2

“In life, God allows both blessings and burdens. Blessing to keep us thankful and burdens to keep us humble.”

-Pastor Josh Blevins

Relationships, Religion, Politics, and Money

“God does not demand that we make promises to Him that we can’t or won’t keep. He values a contemplated commitment over an emotional response.”

-Pastor Josh

Ecclesiastes: The Ultimate Thief

“Despite the benefits that can be gained by wisdom, or the difficulty gained by folly, some things are outside of the control of both, namely death. Death is the one established reality you can’t control.”

-Pastor Josh Blevins

Ecclesiastes: Putting Life to the Test

“When we seek our identity and purpose in things, pursuits, or positions, we are trading the glory of Jesus that never fades for the glory of things that won’t last. We trade our relationship with the creator for a relationship with the created, only to end life with a handful of wind.”

-Pastor Josh Blevins

Ecclesiastes: Never Enough

When we seek our identity and purpose in things, pursuits, or positions, we are, in essence, trading the glory of Jesus that never fades for the temporary glory of things that won’t last. We trade our relationship with the creator for a relationship with the created only to end life with a hand full of wind.

– Pastor Josh Blevins