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Ecclesiastes - Regeneration Church episodes
- Ecclesiastes: Fear Him! (05/20/18)
Do you fear God and keep His commandments? Nobody knows how much time they have left on Earth. Ecclesiastes 12:01-14
44 min - Ecclesiastes: Cast Your Bread (05/13/18)
Cast your spiritual bread without any expectation of getting anything in return. The future is uncertain, and only God knows how it will end up. Ecclesiastes 11:01-10
46 min - Ecclesiastes: Don't Play The Fool (05/06/18)
We need to be wise in our decisions, as foolish actions made in the spur of the moment, can ruin a lifetime's achievements in a split second. Eccles. 10:01-20
40 min - Ecclesiastes: Why Are We Here? (04/29/78)
Scientists can explain how we get here. But, they can't explain why we are here. God knows why you are here. Eccles. 08:01-09:18. (04/29/18)
37 min - Ecclesiasties: Vanity of Vanities (04/22/18)
Do you define your success by how much wealth you have? Ecclesiastes 05:08-07:29
37 min - Ecclesiastes: Prepare Your Heart (03/25/18)
Are you at church to fulfill some obligation, or because you want to be there? Is your heart prepared to worship God? Ecclesiastes: 04:01-05:07 (03/25/18)
35 min - Ecclesiastes: Seasons (03/18/18)
God is in total control and there is nothing we can do about the seasons of our life. Eccles. 03:01-22. (03/18/18)
36 min - Ecclesiastes: Treasures & Pleasures (03/11/18)
Would we do what we do if we knew the ultimate truth of why we are here? Ecclesiastes 02:01-26
39 min - Ecclesiastes: Hamster Wheel of Life (03/04/18)
Everything in the real world is meaningless. Look to the Creator for what's important. Ecclesiastes 01:01-18. (03/04/18)
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About Ecclesiastes - Regeneration Church
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The Weekly teaching of Pastor Albert Lee of ReGeneration Church, in Oakland, California, from the Sunday services. Come join us at 238 East 15th Street, at 9am or 10:45am every Sunday.