This sermon was originally preached on January 25, 2021. For more information, please visit mercyhouse365.org

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This sermon was originally preached on Sunday, January 10, 2021.

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Sermon 1 of 5 in our winter sermon series "Forever Family."

Originally preached on January 3, 2020

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This sermon was originally preached on December 20, 2020 during Advent.

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Ecclesiastes 11-12:8

by Robert Krumrey

We've been learning about wise living in the book of Ecclesiastes. Live wisely as one who fears God knowing that there are glitches in the system. Those glitches mean that wisdom has limits, but don't let that discourage you in your pursuit of wisdom. This has been preached in the book several times ad nauseam. And yet there are 2 more chapters to go. The remainder of the book is motivation to embrace wise living. In this text, the writer uses a reflection on death and dying as a pep talk of sorts to motivate you to NOT waste your short life on this earth in folly. Find out what these "lessons from reflecting on death" are and allow them to propel you in your own pursuit of wisdom under the sun.

Ecclesiastes 10

by Tommy Moore

If life is so filled with vanity as Ecclesiastes supposes, why shouldn't I just embrace a life of self-centered folly? This question has crossed the minds of every thinking human being whether they be Christian or not. The writer of Ecclesiastes seems to know that this is a major temptation for the reader in response to his sometimes brutally honest reality check. Find out in this sermon what is folly, why you should pursue wisdom instead, and what God has instituted as a remedy for the folly that is bound up in all of our hearts.

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