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Have you ever felt totally unqualified to do something? You’re not alone – everyone’s been there. And yet, God specializes in doing extraordinary things through ordinary people like us. Don’t miss this, as we learn from Exodus chapters 3-4 about having “A SERVING HEART” that God can use.

There’s an important message from Jesus that will help our hearts grow – if we really listen to it. On Sunday we’ll learn from Revelation 2:1-7 about “A LOVING HEART.”

Del Sol Church is one house, many rooms. Each campus or “room” is an integral part of what God is building so we want to develop a HEART FOR THE HOUSE. This new initiative is about making room for God to do greater things in us, both individually & as a church family – and we’ll begin on Sunday by learning from 1 Peter 2:4-8 about having “A GROWING HEART.”

There’s a question we should all ask. It’s a question that should constantly be on our hearts & in our minds. In fact, we should feel driven to find the answer to this question.

If there’s one thing we’ve seen in Ecclesiastes, it’s that life doesn’t always cooperate. Life under the sun can seem meaningless … but it doesn’t have to be that way for you. Come find out why on Sunday as we finish up this series & talk about GETTING THE POINT of it all.

If you knew your life would end tomorrow, how would you live today? In many ways the point of Ecclesiastes is to help us prepare for our last day of life under the sun, whenever it may be – because wise people think a lot about death.

If God were to offer to give you one thing you wanted most in life, what you ask Him for? We all have our lists of what we’d ask for …but maybe we’re missing the most important one.

We all have hopes about money, expectations about money, and disappointments about money. It can be hard to have a healthy relationship with money. Thankfully, Solomon gives us wisdom we need in Ecclesiastes chapters 5-6 to see it for what it really is. On Sunday we’ll finally find out the answer to the financial question: HOW MUCH IS ENOUGH?

Most people spend much of their time thinking about how they can be happy – yet Solomon wisely tells us how doing that is actually the very source of pain and unhappiness.

Time. Whether you feel it moves too slow or you wonder where it went, time has a way of frustrating all of us.