Solomon gives us a tour in Ecclesiastes 4. During this tour we discover four stops... four ways sin has permeated our world. In beholding the evil under the sun, we learn how to deal with it & rise above it.

1. Corruption in Power
2. Corruption in Work
3. Corruption in Relationships
4. Corruption in Status

How does the Christian survive an unfair world?

1. Grasp that the world is an unfair place
2. Cling to the Justice of God
3. Be ready for death
4. Enjoy happiness, even in an unfair world

"God has made everything beautiful in its time." A truth we desperately need in the midst of unstable and changing seasons of life.

1. A poem about life (3:1-8)
2. A presentation on how to live that life well (3:9-15)

Are you zealous, self-righteous, or a sinner? Find out in this passage, as we behold a woman in Luke 7:36-50.

The Parable of the Two Debtors

The Setting (Luke 7:36)
The Scene (Luke 7:37-39)
The Parable (Luke 7:40-47)
The Point (Luke 7:48-50)

This passages reminds us that the way to make sense of the journey is by focusing on the destination. We need to learn how to live life in light of the reality of death; knowing that death is impossible to escape, unless you place your trust in the One who conquered it!

1. Death, the Equalizer
2. Death, the Frustrater
3. Death, the Teacher

Solomon’s quest to find satisfaction in this life continues. Though God has given gifts for us to enjoy, we learn that we cannot find our satisfaction in those gifts alone.

1. Prosperity Will Not Satisfy
2. Passion Will Not Satisfy
3. Prominence Will Not Satisfy

Solomon’s quest to find satisfaction in this life continues with a focus on pleasure. Though God has given gifts for us to enjoy, we learn that we cannot quench the thirst of life by drinking pleasure.

1. Pleasure Will Not Satisfy
2. The Pint Glass Will Not Satisfy
3. Paradise Will Not Satisfy

We embark on a quest with Solomon to find satisfaction in this life, and it begins with knowledge, learning, and acquiring great insight.

1. His Experiment
2. His Evaluation
3. His Examination
4. Our Exemption

We continue introducing the book of Ecclesiastes in 1:3-11. Solomon has made this assessment about life, "Vanity of vanities, says the Preacher, vanity of vanities! All is vanity." And now he defends that statement with 4 pieces of evidence:

1. The Result of Toil and Work
2. The Momentary and Monotonous Nature of Life
3. The Lack of Satisfaction This Life Brings
4. The Insignificant Impact a Life Makes

The introduction to the book of Ecclesiastes. Three ways this book will help us live a fixed life in a broken world.

1. We Will Grow in Wisdom
2. We Will Have an Accurate View of Life & Death
3. We Will Learn the Key of a Meaningful Life