What are you waiting for to enjoy life? Our you missing the joys of the journey because you are focusing on the destination? You can have life "and more abundant" if you seek a relationship with God and strive for obedience to His Word. They go together - joy and godliness.

It is so important for us, as Christians, to be sowing good deeds. We are limited in so many ways -- time, resources, and talents -- yet, we still need to be doing what we can, whenever we can to serve others.

How is it that foolishness seems to have such a grip on our lives, and the lives of those around us? Chapter 10 of Ecclesiastes reveals the power, the pointlessness, the way foolishness is practiced on a daily basis, as well as how we promote foolishness with our tongues. The exhortation -- live wisely!

What can we learn from Ecclesiastes regarding the many obstacles set before us? Chapter 9 encourages us to face death realistically, live our lives joyfully, accept our limitations, and be very careful about how we choose our destiny.

What are the mysteries that disturb you? Unfair accomplishments? Unfair outcomes? Or even untimely pleasures? Solomon addresses each of these in Ecclesiastes 8:9-16.

How can we make sure that our changes are not just cosmetic? Solomon offers four perspectives that might be of help, beginning with the need to learn from the tough times of life.

What kind of example are you providing? Do you live like you believe that God is sovereign?

Priorities! From what perspective do you view such things as gifts and money?

Our approach to worship is so very important! How do you prepare for worship? Are you a good listener, or one who speaks rashly and with haste? Do you keep the vows that you make -- even in the words of the songs you sing?

Meaninglessness seems rampant; despair is on the rise. Where do you turn to find a little light when all seems to bleak? Ecclesiastes 4 offers the radiance of contentment and companionship.