Jesus sees the widow's offering as greatest, though financially the smallest, she gave her all. Jesus and the widow saw the spiritual over the physical. What are YOU looking at?

We are prepared to make great sacrifices when we consider something or someone of great value. How valuable is God's Kingdom to you?

Where can we find justice in a world ravaged with lawlessness and violation? In the absence of righteousness; extortion and oppression proliferate. This leads us to question "Does God really care about injustice?".

Death is inevitable so why do we avoid talking about it?

There is no quicker way to get to the meaning of life than talking about death. If we truly seek to understand why we die then we may see the God to whom we are going.

If Ecclesiastes reminds us that 'all is vanity', how then should we live?

In chapter 11 we look at how we can use our time and money for the sake of God's kingdom.

What and where can wisdom be found? Our text today displays the importance of wisdom for success, however as Creator rejecting rebels, we have ultimately rejected wisdom and struggle with our life's purpose.

How do we live knowing we only live once and are not exempt from sudden tragedy as "other" people who don't trust in God?

The preacher commands the righteous and wise to enjoy life under sun.

To what extent do we trust in governments and authourities?

The teacher gives his insight into how we should conduct ourselves around those in authority; while reminding us that one day all authorities will be answerable to the true King.

What do you really know about wisdom?

The teacher compares the foolish and the wise; he searches and does not find wisdom amongst men but concludes one thing, God made man to be virtuous but man had other plans.

Rarely considered as heinous as other sins, coveting is a secret evil, of which all must be vigilant. Can we really discover contentment and meaning from God in a world enamoured by an abundance of wealth?