Our study of Ecclesiasthes has brought us words that have been somewhat depressing, but also others that are full of hope. We follow the author now as he wraps up his teachings.

In today's program, we will be thinking about what we need to do before "the silver cord is severed and the golden bowl is broken.

The pursuit of happiness can be a real driving force in people's lives. The writer of Ecclesiasthes has some advice on being happy.

In the Bible passage that we look at today, we are urged to be generous with what God has given us, to be bold in our decisions, and to be humble recognising that we cannot understand everything about the ways of God in our lives.

There is always some uncertainty about the future. This makes planning an d decision making hard. We take advice from the book of Ecclesiasthes on what decisions we should make for our future.

We discuss the unpredictability of life, and therefore what we should do to best use the limited time of life that we have been given.

Enjoy the Life God gives you - Part 1

Consider what God has Done - Part 2

We again look at the Bible book of Ecclesiasthes. The writer encourages us to seek the Wisdom of God, and comnpares Wisdom with an inheritance of land. Quotes: " The fear of the Lord is the begining of Wisdom." and "Wisdom preserves those who have it."

Wealth won't satisfy you, and it won't make you happy. The more you have, the more you want. By nature, we are all greedy. If you gather wealth, you could lose it overnight. And when you die, you have to leave it all behind.