Chris Shelton, Lead Pastor, looks at Ecclesiastes 10 and the difference between being wise and foolish.

Chris Shelton, Lead Pastor, looks at Ecclesiastes 7:1-14 and practical wisdom.

1) A good reputation is better than a flawless appearance.

2) Confronting death is better than ignoring it.

3) Wise correction is better than laughing our lives away.

4) A fair return is better than a fast start.

5) Accepting "what is" is better than wishing for "what was".

6) Wisdom is better than Wealth.

7) Trusting God is better than trying to straighten everything out.

8) Better to enjoy the good days and make the best of the bad days...Because God has made them both and is Sovereign over both!

Lead Pastor Chris Shelton looks at Ecclesiastes 5:8-6:12 and why the pursuit of wealth is not sufficient.

Chris Shelton, Lead Pastor, continues the series "Chasing the Wind" looking at Ecclesiastes 5:1-12 and why it is important to listen for the whisper of God's voice amidst the noise that surrounds us. 

Lead Pastor Chris Shelton and Troy Heller, Pastor of Connections, look at  Ecclesiastes 4:7-12 and speak with New Cov members about why they serve and the benefits they have seen in their serving.

 Lead Pastor, Chris Shelton, continues the series on  Ecclesiastes entitled "Chasing the Wind"  looking at Ecclesiastes 4:1-6 and how the brokeness around us should lead to compassion and the brokeness within us should lead to contentment.

Founding Pastor, Dr. Brett Yohn, continues the series on  Ecclesiastes entitled "Chasing the Wind"  looking at Ecclesiastes 3 and that there is a season for everything.

 Lead Pastor Chris Shelton continues the series on  Ecclesiastes entitled "Chasing the Wind"  looking at Ecclesiastes 2. 

1) The GOOD LIFE isn't something you ACHIEVE - it's something you RECEIVE.

2) The GOOD LIFE begins when we acknowledge that GOD, not self, is the center of the existance, and when we gladly embrace our limitations as the CREATED set within the larger reality of CREATION by the CREATOR.

Lead Pastor Chris Shelton begins a new series on  Ecclesiastes entitled "Chasing the Wind" and how there are always something in life that we wish we could bend back into shape, but life doesn't always add up. But what if those were meant to lead us to God and not away from Him?

1) Life UNDER THE SUN makes no sense until you see it from ABOVE THE SUN

2) Everyone DIES - but not everyone truly LIVES

Pastor of Connections Troy Heller looks at Ephesians 3:14-21.