As we study Ecclesiastes 9:11-10:20 we are called to see that, Wisdom is better, but a little folly outweighs wisdom and honour Politics is necessary, but one sinner destroys much good And so, although we pursue wisdom and obey our rulers, our real desire is that God might, Lead me to the rock that is…

As we read Ecclesiastes 8:1-9:10 we find ourselves called to, Obey the King (but don’t expect too much!) Trust Christ to outlast evil, rather than trying to outwit it

Studying Ecclesiastes 7:1-29 we’re forced to make a choice, and recognise a truth. We have to choose between An ugly truth or a beautiful lie We have to recognise It’s not you, it’s me

Ecclesiastes 5:1-6:12 Ecclesiastes – the Teacher – has much to offer us, there’s a lot of wisdom in his book. But, unlike most teachers, he isn’t always teaching us how to do things. Very often his task is to teach us what we can’t do, to strip away false confidence, and block off dead ends.…

Ecclesiastes 3:1-4:16 Beauty is important, but it’s important that we find true beauty. The Teacher gives us three things necessary to finding beauty Time Truth Tears

The Teacher tried to build something that would last forever … and failed. The record of that failure gives us a unique insight into two essential questions: What is wrong with the world? Where can we find satisfaction in this world?

We begin a study of the book of Ecclesiastes, part of what is called the ‘Wisdom Literature’ of the Bible – books that teach us how to be wise. The Teacher wrestles with the truth that our life here on earth is only a breathe and wonders, does that mean that everything is meaningless?