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The Preacher now tries Wisdom. Is Wisdom the key? With more Wisdom will we really find fulfillment? The Preacher gives us the answer we all need to hear.

Vanity not only affects Creation and human nature, it also affects human plans, human generations, and it can even affect our hope. How can we stay hopeful in such difficult times? By looking above the First Floor and by keeping our hope rooted in the "New" thing God is doing Under the Sun.

All is Vanity. Life Under the Sun can be so difficult, and the things in our lives can let us down. But is this the whole story? In this section, The Preacher walks us through a difficult life on earth, but in that difficulty, we already start to find the source of our hope.

Right out of the gate, The Preacher tells us life is Vanity. But what does the word Vanity mean? Is it all bad? Understanding these first two verses of Ecclesiastes will help us see this book (and ourselves) with greater clarity.

What are the themes of Ecclesiastes? Why is the book called Ecclesiastes? Who is the main character of this book? Ryan walks us through all these things as we begin our journey into this fascinating book!

Before we start our next books of the Bible, in a special night for PVN College, we hear from Pastor Ryan about how Jesus saved him and brought him to PVN.

In the final night of our Romans series, the apostle Paul shows us the wisdom of God, the plan of God, and the glory of God. May we all worship our Savior Jesus Christ, just as Jews and Gentiles have done throughout the ages...

Before Paul ends his letter, he has a warning: Beware of false teachers. What do these false teachers try to do? How can we be on the lookout? Paul answers these questions in the penultimate section of Romans.

Meet Paul's friends! This list of people in the early church is diverse and a helpful picture of what types of people put their trust in Christ 2,000 years ago. We can learn so much from them in our own day.

Paul finishes talking about his ministry goals by asking for prayer. Then he begins his Greeting section by asking everyone in Rome to welcome the Deacon Phoebe, who brings this letter with her.