In this sermon, Pastor Bill Sprague explores what Solomon means when he says God "has made everything beautiful in its time."

In this sermon, we learn that 1) Life is comprised of seasons. 2) A large part of wisdom is knowing which time/season it is. 3) God is sovereign over times and seasons, and directs them for His glory.

King Solomon discovers that neither substances, stuff, nor stardom can satisfy the longing in his soul.

Is life really all vanity, as Solomon argues in this text? Or is there One who makes life worth living?

In recognition of Grandparents Day, Pastor Josh teaches five ways to be a godly grandparent, taken from the story of Jacob blessing his grandsons, Manasseh and Ephraim.

In Paul's closing words of this letter, we find some important life lessons as we seek to live for Christ.

Even when it seemed Paul was abandoned by all others, there was One who stood by him.

In these verses, the apostle Paul reflects back on his life and concludes he has fought the good fight, finished the race and kept the faith. Will you and I be able to say the same?

Because all Scripture is inspired by God, it behooves us to preach the Word. In fact, not just pastors, but all Christians, are called to preach/proclaim the Word!

From the apostle Paul, we learn three truths about living for God in perilous times: 1) Follow godly men. 2) Plan on opposition. 3) Continue in the Holy Scriptures.