Foolish beliefs, understandings, and decisions come in many different shapes, and the Bible clearly tells us not to be a fool. But how- The answer is actually much simpler than it sounds, and it boils down to our actions. Today, Pastor Arnaldo Concepcion continues our verse by verse study in the book of Ecclesiastes.

In this communion devotional, Pastor Bob talks about the things a fool believes, and how true wisdom is not found in what we think of God or salvation or even heaven and hell, but instead in what is found in God's Word.

Even though Christians are flawed humans and make many mistakes in the course of life, we live by God's direction. He has our back, and is always moving us in a way that brings about His plan for our lives and those around us. And God always keeps His promises, even when we don't.

In this 10 minute communion devotional, Pastor Alex discusses the story of Jacob's dream -aka Jacob's Ladder- and how Jacob was in the hand of God throughout his life, and how this story shows that God always keeps His promises.

We have many choices in life. One is to live for ourselves and be our own king. This may be fun for a while, but the consequences are dire. Or we can choose to live for God and serve the King of kings. This path may feel bumpy at times, but the benefits and blessings are eternal.

In this six-minute communion message, Scott Wilson of HCC asks us to think very carefully about the sanctity of communion, and explores what it means to be a -M.A.D.- church.

As we continue our study in Ecclesiastes, Pastor Arnaldo explores where King Solomon again laments over the futility of worldly pleasures, and points a spotlight toward God as the sovereign King over life itself. He also reminds us to be prudent with our words, our thoughts, and actions, as life has a way of turning the tables on hypocrites.

In this 5-minute communion message, Pastor Bob Mitchell discusses the importance of putting our faith in God instead of people, even very powerful people, because only God can save our souls.

Life is short. We are here for but a day, and we never know when our time on Earth will come to an end. What we do with the days we have matters. Are we living life for ourselves, storing up earthly treasures- Or are we living for eternity- Pastor Arnaldo continues our expository study through Ecclesiastes.

Pastor Arnaldo explains and shares a communion message that is comprised entirely of Scripture.