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The Bible teaches us that our biggest problem is sin. All of us are born with a heart that is hardened towards God and his purposes. Although sinful hearts resist God in different ways, Christ is the Sower who came to make us alive in him.
In the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector, Jesus presents us with two options. We will either be boastful and egocentric and make ourselves the center of the world, or we will be humble and Theocentric with God at the center of our life.
In this sermon, we honor and encourage the men and fathers of our church.
Money is a good and valuable resource, but apart from God it will always leave us wanting more.
Religious activities and rituals are empty and meaningless apart from God. We must have reverence before the Lord according to his will laid out in Scripture.
The world is full of chaos, and those who are in charge of keeping the peace exciting justice are often part of the problem. Solomon reminds us that this is all due to sin, and apart from God, the world is stuck in endless cycle of brokenness and injustice.
Life is short, and we often cannot see the many things that God is doing all around us. Solomon teaches us that the only way to make the most of life, we must honor God above all things and put our faith in him.
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