Ecclesiastes 7:1 "A good name is better than a fine perfume."

"No Running In Church." This goes for everyone. All to often we arrive at the house of God in a frantic hurry. We sit with our bodies still, but our minds are always running. Solomon's words remind us that to hear God, we must create a space in our heads and hearts for Him to speak.

"Let it be." Although the words are quite simple to pen, they can be an absolute monster to put into practice. This sermon focuses on the act of forgiving, living at peace with others, and learning to be an encourager to those around us.

"There is a season for everything under the sun." Solomon's words have echoed through history in the church and even in music. But could it be that when we interpret life through his lens we will see things differently?

Part two of what some would call Solomon's cynical gospel.

Life's predictable cycles resemble the constant revolutions of an amusement park carousal. Solomon, in his wisdom, finds a way to make sense of it all.

John's gospel doesn't offer us a postcard Christmas scene. John's Christmas story doesn't begin at the manger, but rather at creation.

There is a divine irony that unfolds in Luke's telling of the Savior's birth. This message expounds on that.

This sermon's focus is on the political tones within the introduction of Mark's gospel and its implications concerning Christmas.

This message tells the story of the birth narrative of Jesus from Matthew's perspective.