We’re kicking off a new series at Providence called “Why the Bible.” This week, we’ll take a look at why the world needs the Bible.

This week, we wrap up our 10-week series in the book of Ecclesiastes.

Solomon (Qoheleth) continues dispensing wisdom as we make our way to the 11th chapter of Ecclesiastes. This time, he’s got some unique and valuable lessons for the younger generation out there. For example, "let your heart cheer you in the days of your youth. Walk in the ways of your heart and the sight of your eyes" (Ecclesiastes 11:9)... but be sure not to leave off the next verse as you’re studying this passage!

From this ancient book of the Bible to Alanis Morissett’s 90’s anthem, the misalignments of life have always bothered us. Teaching pastor Chad Sparks digs into Qoheleth’s perspective on what it means when life doesn’t work out like we might hope and how God’s sovereignty changes our perspective. Ecclesiastes 8:14-11:16

Are we always supposed to obey authority in our lives...? Check out the message from this past Sunday as Chad Sparks continues our series in Ecclesiastes, a book from Old Testament wisdom literature.

Chad Sparks continues our series in Ecclesiastes, a book from Old Testament wisdom literature.

Is it ever possible for wealth to go hand-in-hand with worship? Let's find out what Qohelet has to say about this as Chad Sparks continues to walk us through the book of Ecclesiastes.

Chad Sparks continues to walk us through the book of Ecclesiastes and shows us what it says about loneliness, true friendship, and fleeting popularity.

Qohelet weighs in on divine judgement — and whether our fate, after life, is any different than that of an animal. (Spoiler alert: it's very different.)

For our second week in the book of Ecclesiastes, Teaching Pastor Chad Sparks will turn, turn, turn to chapter 2 and the beauty of God’s providence.