Pinecrest Baptist Church

Never in the Scripture does it say that "God is fair." It claims only that He is just. We do not live in a fair world, because we live in a sinful world. We need to examine the Bible and the promises of God to develop the proper world view.

Many people today are just trying to endure, or even escape everyday life. How then do we enjoy it? Does God really have a purpose for my life?

How we manage the "blessings", the luxuries that God sends our way outside of our normal needs, reveals where our heart is spiritually. We are blessed to be a blessing!

What made Solomon full of regret when he came to the end of his life? Here are some ways to just about guarantee that you will hate your life!

King Solomon had the resources, the wisdom and good health to try and satisfy every desire he could imagine with the things this world has to offer. At the end of it all, he had to admit that it was all vanity, emptiness. Only Jesus can give meaning and purpose to this life and pleasures forevermore!

Life will undoubtedly hand us some bad days! Followers of Christ should always respond to those who disrespect us, discriminate against us, and give us evil for our good by bringing a little heaven to earth. His children bring Christ into reality in our world!

The human heart is always searching for more - never satisfied. Solomon had the resources, time, the mind and the opportunities to search out all that life had to offer. His amazing conclusion was that life is "vanity" - empty without God and His purposes for our lives.

Is there really a difference in the way God's people gave to God and His work in the Old Testament versus the believers in the New Testament?
Here are some eye-opening comparisons designed to encourage us to be "grace givers" in the day in which we live.

There are so many lessons to learn from the life of King Solomon of Israel. The man who had it all and experienced it all said, "There has got to be more to life than this!" How do we really define a successful life?

It should be the desire of every one of God's children to finish their race strong and accomplish much for the cause of Christ. Israel's first King, Saul, started well but didn't end well! What were the steps that led him away from his God and to a tragic end?