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From Sunday, 6/15, CrossLife elder Andy DeBoer continues our sermon series in Ecclesiastes.
From Sunday, 6/8, CrossLife member Beau Barrera continues our message series from Ecclesiastes. Listen as Beau examines the text and asks "What do we do when life doesn't make sense."
From Sunday, 5/25, CrossLife member Beau Barrera brings us a message from our continued study of Ecclesiastes.
From Sunday, 5/18, guest speaker, Jim Campbell, takes us through a message from Ecclesiastes chapter 7.
From Sunday, 5/11, CrossLife elder, Andy DeBoer, continues our sermon series in Ecclesiastes. Listen as he delivers a message from chapter 6.
Lead pastor Ricky Massengale leads us this week in a service devoted to prayer. We take a break from our study in Ecclesiastes, recapping the last couple of weeks, but then devoting the sermon time to prompted prayer. This recording includes some moments of silence meant to allow the listener to participate in times of prayer with the congregation.
This week CrossLife member Beau Barrera delivers a message from Ecclesiastes chapter 5. In this passage, Beau looks at what Solomon has to say about men who love money and wealth.
From Sunday, 4/13, Ricky Massengale delivers the message from chapter 5 in Ecclesiastes. In this passage, Solomon reminds us of how man should respond to God after seeing the full scope of vanity in everything under the sun.
CrossLife elder and lead paster, Ricky Massengale, preaches from Ecclesiastes 4 on Sunday, 4/6. In this part 2 of 2, Ricky focuses on the remaining 3 observations from the text: that greed is an unsatisfying, self-fulfilling desire; that companionship is a good thing for us to have; and that fame and prestige fade because people are fickle.
Listen as CrossLife elder and lead pastor, Ricky Massengale, teaches from Ecclesiastes 4 on Sunday, 3/30. In this part 1 of a 2 part message, Ricky focuses on the first two observations on life that we read in today's passage: that evil and oppression are present and very often left unchecked, and that we are very often motivated by the wrong things.
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