Whoever loves money, never has enough, whoever loves wealth is never satisfied with their income. We check up on what the Bible book of Ecclesiasthes has to say about wealth. These verses ask "As goods increase, what benefit are they to the owner except to feast his eyes on them?"

Looking at the teachings of the Bible book of Ecclesiastes, we take a further look at what our attitute should be as we go to church, pray and make promisses before God.

Looking at the teachings of the Bible book of Ecclesiastes, we look at what our attitute should be as we go to church.

We present a short Christmas message for you.

In the run-up to Christmas, we follow Mary, the mother of Jesus, as she visits her relative, Elizabeth. There are significant implications stemming from this visit.

In the run-up to Christmas, we look at the significance of the message carried by the angel Gabriel to Mary, the mother of Jesus.

We consider the futility of concentrating too much on work, at the expense of good relationships.God made us as social beings, searching for friendship. We need other people in our lives. This is of course especially true if we make Jesus our companion.

In previous programs, we looked at the meaningless toil of those who live without God. Now let us look at the conduct of the believer. The Bible teaches that companionship is to be highly valued on earth.

The unbeliever lives as though there is no God. He has no justice, no future, no rest, no comfort. The world stands in rebellion against God. But there is a better world coming, where there will be no suffering or death.

In this part of the Bible book of Ecclesiasthes, the write describes the world from the perspective of the unbeliever. But there is going to be a day of judgement when Jesus returns.