People want to experience fun and pleasure in life. That’s not a bad thing. But living for pleasure and trying to find the answer to the meaning of life in pleasure is a bad thing–that’s because pleasure doesn’t provide the answer to the meaning of life. Join our study in Ecclesiastes 2:1-11 to see why this is the case and where to look to find the answer to the meaning of life. Once that’s in place, we will be able to experience pleasure like never before.

Everyone who comes into the world has to make sense of life. And on our own, making sense of life can be fraught with conflicting ideas. That’s because the world and everything in it can’t tell us the meaning of life. Solomon proves this to us as we look into Ecclesiastes 1:1-18. We have to look beyond the sun, into heaven, for the real meaning of life.

Making sense of life is hard. It’s filled with joy; it’s filled with pain. It’s exhilarating and it’s depressing. These contrasts sometimes happen at the same time or right after one another. How do we make sense of life, with all of its wonders, tragedies and complexities? The book of Ecclesiastes provides the answers for this because it gives us wisdom for making sense of life. Making sense of life will give us more peace, clarity and appreciation as we live. Join us today for an introduction to this great Old Testament book of wisdom.

Do you need real change in your life? Join us as we study the life and actions of King Josiah to learn more about how the Word of God can bring about real change in our own lives.

It’s incredible to think that Jesus, God the Son, came in the flesh and grew up in the world we grew up in. But how he grew up was different from us, which is good news for us, and it gives us a great example to follow, as we see in Luke 2:41-52.