Continuing with Jacob's story we learn that the deceiver gets deceived and his unlikely wife Leah gets caught in the middle. In the midst of scandal and brokenness, Leah finds worth and beauty in God. This story points directly to Jesus because he reaches down into our brokenness and brings beauty through His sacrifice on the cross.

As we search for the meaning of life under the sun, we continue to be discontent and confused. We are called to fix our gaze on things above and view all of life through the lens of the Gospel.

As we continue in Ecclesiastes we see Solomon exploring the search for wisdom internally and externally, but as we see the Gospel applied to wisdom, we understand that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of all wisdom.

As we begin this 23-week series, we take a look at who writes Ecclesiastes, it's theme and it's purpose. Then we dive in to look at how King Solomon is providing a world view that is void of the Gospel. Then we look at the antithesis of the with life in Christ.