Sermons episodes:

• October 24, 2021When Life Doesn't Make Sense

  Pastor Nate brings the message, "When God Doesn’t Make Sense” from

  Ecclesiastes 7:15-29. Wouldn’t it be nice if life was like a recipe? Put in

  all the right ingredients, cook it up at the right temperature, and

  everything turns out well! Life isn’t that way, and Solomon vocalizes the

  confusion. That being said, how we should proceed “when life doesn’t make

  sense” is what we aim to understand .

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• October 17, 2021God is Good All the Time

  Pastor Nate brings the message, "God is Good All the Time." As Solomon

  begins the second half of Ecclesiastes we are brought face to face with

  this relevant truth: in times of adversity, God is good.

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• October 10, 2021Enjoying the Gifts from God

  Pastor Nate brings the message, "Enjoying the Gifts from God." In

  Ecclesiastes 5-6 we see that the pursuit of wealth and expectation that it

  will give satisfaction is empty. Instead, enjoy what God has already given

  you, whether it's work, food and drink, or the money He has provided. This

  passage teaches us that God is looking out for your enjoyment!

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• October 03, 2021Reverence in the House of God

  Pastor Nate brings the message, "Reverence in the House of God" from

  Ecclesiastes 5:1-7. Does it seem that many church services have taken on a

  man-centric atmosphere? In Ecclesiastes 5:1-7 we find that there is wisdom

  in approaching God with reverence. Our worship should be governed by God's

  greatness.

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• September 26, 2021God's Set Times

  Pastor Nate brings the message, "God's Set Times" from Ecclesiastes 3:1-8.

  In chapter 3 of Ecclesiastes Solomon asks us to consider the timing of just

  about everything in life...being born and dying, planting and harvesting,

  weeping and laughing, etc., etc. What he's getting at is that these

  occasions and rhythms happen in God's timing. He is the One who determines

  when all things take place. And since that's the case, ought we not to be

  in awe of God?

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• September 19, 2021A Quest for Enjoyment

  Pastor Nate brings the message, "A Quest for Enjoyment" from Ecclesiastes

  1:12-2:26. Do you think that if you had more "thing" in life you would be a

  happier person? Do you think there would be more joy? As we study the book

  of Ecclesiastes, Solomon tests those waters for us. Over and over again we

  are brought back to this reality: we find our enjoyment in life when we

  walk with God.

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• September 13, 2021Emptiness of Work Apart from God

  Pastor Nate brings the message, "Emptiness of Work Apart from God" from

  Ecclesiastes 1:1-11. This is the beginning of a new sermon series in the

  book of Ecclesiastes where Solomon wastes no time in warning us of an empty

  life. His first concern is that people apply themselves to their work, but

  at the end of their lives they are left with nothing meaningful. How many

  people get to the end of their lives and quietly think, "I wasted my life"?

  Ecclesiastes will help us think more Biblically about a life of Godly

  fulfillment and meaning.

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• September 05, 2021When God Hides Himself from You

  Pastor Nate brings the message, "When God Hides Himself from You” from

  Psalm 10. The Psalms are filled with honest, heartfelt questions and

  emotions that plague us during hard times: “Why O LORD do you stand far

  away? Why do you hide yourself in times of trouble?” We might not ask those

  specific questions, but if our emotions were given a voice, they would be

  screaming those words loud and clear. In Psalm 10 David buoys us up with

  truth for when our hearts are filled with questions about the existence of

  God.

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• August 30, 2021Praising and Pleading

  Pastor Nate brings the message, "Praising and Pleading: The Peaks and

  Valleys of the Christian Life.” Psalm 9 is an accurate reflection of the

  Christian life. On one hand we praise God for defeating our enemy. On the

  other hand we plead with Him to go before us and defeat our enemy, that

  roaring lion. At first glance, this seems contradictory until you consider

  it in Biblical terms. What is unwaveringly true is that Christ will build

  His church and the gates of hell will not prevail against it. The battle

  rages but God will bring His people through it.

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• August 22, 2021The Majesty of God Revealed in Human Frailty

  Pastor Andy brings the message, "The Majesty of God Revealed in Human

  Frailty” from Psalm 8. What comes to mind when you consider the majesty of

  God? The Sun, moon, and stars? The expanse of the universe? In Psalm 8 to

  highlight the majesty of God, the psalmist draws our attention to the

  insignificant and unimpressive creature called “Man.” The wisdom of God’s

  plan to display His majesty through human frailty has far-reaching and

  eternal effects: it gave hope to David, to the people of Israel who were

  exiled and oppressed, and finally to all humanity through the Son of Man,

  Jesus.

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