With a finite number of days available to us to live, how should we live wisely? Whose commands should we keep? Which God should we fear? Watch again as Toby Skipper leads us through our final session in Ecclesiastes.

Continuing our series in Ecclesiastes, watch again as Dan Stagg helps is see how wisdom turns the frown of sin into the smile of grace in the face of unjust authority and unfair circumstances.

As we delve further into Ecclesiastes, in the quiet places in our heart, where we rest in God, are we satisfied that what we do and why we do it really have their foundation in obedience to God? Watch again as Paul Hatton helps us see that satisfaction comes from knowing and following the thoughts and ways of God.

In a break from our series in Ecclesiastes, Goff Hope asks: how do we respond to key events in our lives? Changes in circumstances - for better or worse - in our lives can have a profound effect. Watch again as Goff Hope helps us see events as God opportunities, and how we can respond in that light.

What would you rather be? A wise person or a foolish person? Where do we go to find wisdom to help us navigate through the difficult seasons in life? Watch again as Toby Skipper helps us from Ecclesiastes.

When we find that we are not enjoying life, and in anything we do, we cannot find satisfaction, what do we do? Where can we turn? Where can we find ultimate satisfaction? Watch again as Stuart Jones helps us from Ecclesiastes 6.

When we find we are not enjoying life, when everything feels laboured and without value, what do we do? Where can we turn? Watch again as Goff Hope helps us from Ecclesiastes 6.

Where does true power come from? What is true riches? Watch again as Steve Hope helps us rom the book of Ecclesiastes.

How do we approach God? Does being busy make us closer to God? Does going to a particular place make us closer to God? Watch again as Marcus Tutt helps us understand the only way to approach God - through Jesus.

Hear again from Dan Stagg as he helps us understand from the book of Ecclesiastes how two are better than one in the subject of Friendship.