All of our hard work and striving to get ahead, if we fail to reflect upon and understand our end, will be a waste of time. Relationships and friendships, on the other hand, help bring depth to our lives.
God is sovereign and He has created this world beautiful, though it is fallen and broken. All of existence points to His sovereignty and our response should be to fear Him.
The avenues of meaning that we pursue often lead to cul-de-sacs of emptiness, but enjoying the gifts we have and pleasing the Giver is the wise way to invest our lives.
To understand the book of Ecclesiastes, we have to look at the tragically flawed life of its author, King Solomon, and how Solomon’s eventual heir Jesus overcomes his (and our) flaws.
Jesus playfully and graciously reinstates Peter, and then calls him to lay-down-your-life discipleship. This is the pattern for all Christians
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About New Albany Presbyterian Church: Sunday Sermons
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We exist to glorify God through lives changed by Jesus Christ. Every week, we share the audio of the pastor's sermon here, so you can listen and follow along whenever it's convenient for you.