This week we look at the third thing that the Preacher of Ecclesiastes puts under the microscope in his search for meaning - Work. What do we gain by all of our work? And how do we find meaning in our work? Join us as we find out the answer.

The Preacher of Ecclesiastes turns from pleasure to wisdom to search for meaning in life "under the sun". Join us as we look at Ecclesiastes 2:12-17.

Many believe that the secret to happiness is found in pleasure. Just live it up! Have the most fun, build the biggest house, surround yourself with the most comfort. That's where happiness is. The Preacher of Ecclesiastes tried that, and in the first part of chapter two he tells us what he found.

We are all influenced by many different voices every day. But what should be the most important influence in our life each day? And how do we use the influence that we have to bring God glory in this world? Listen as José Magaña brings us God's Word from Matthew 11.

Do you ever long for "the good old days?" Of course, we all have. But Ecclesiastes tells us that longing for the days that are in the past isn't a wise way to live our days in the present. Why is that? Join us as we look at Ecclesiastes 7:10 and find the answer.

What should the distinguishing mark of a Christian be? Join us as Pastor Larry Crossgrove leads us to the answer from 1 Corinthians 13.

We all want to live a life that counts, a life that makes a difference, that leaves an impact. But how do we do that? How do find gain under the sun?

How do we pass down faithfulness to God from generation to generation? Join us as we look at Deuteronomy 6 to find the answer.

Have you ever needed a wake up call? Have you ever gotten a wake up call that you didn't know you needed and certainly didn't want? God has sounded a wake up call to the church. Are we listening? Join us as we hear God's wake up call found in Psalm 50.

What's the big deal about the Church? Why have we anxiously been awaiting the opportunity to get back to meeting as a church in this global pandemic? Why have we been willing to do it, even if it means masks and social distancing? What's so great about the Church? Join us as we look at Psalm 122 to find our answer.